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Saskatchewan’s large and small nuclear: SaskPower Minister Jeremy Harrison on Pipeline Online Podcast Ep. 46

On Sept 29, Premier Scott Moe announced Saskatchewan’s large-scale nuclear power ambitions. Here we dig down with Minister of Crown Investments Corp. and Minister Responsible for SaskPower Jeremy Harrison on nuclear power, coal refurbishments, natural gas and...

Pipeline Online Podcast Ep 45: Heather Exner-Pirot on major pipeline and nuclear developments

Heather Exner-Pirot of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute is one of the leading voices in what’s going on in the energy industry. She recently spoke at the Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show. With Saskatchewan planning its nuclear future, another pipeline to the Pacific...

The Great Coal Debate: Should Saskatchewan refurbish its coal fleet? Mitch Carlson on Ep. 44 Pipeline Online Podcast

  Should Saskatchewan rejuvenate its coal-fired power generation fleet? This episode is a debate on that topic, with sustainable energy consultant Mitch Carlson, as the guest. Carlson worked as an engineer for SaskEnergy and is originally from Craik. He now has a...

Pipeline Online Podcast Ep. 43: Chris Beaudry, Saskatchewan Minister of Energy and Resources

Chris Beaudry, Saskatchewan Minister of Energy and Resources, joins the Pipeline Online Podcast to speak about the ongoing trade war, pipelines, Venezuela, and growing Saskatchewan oil production. Beaudry will be speaking at the upcoming Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show in...

Ep. 42 Lloydminster Mayor Gerald Aalbers and the upcoming Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show

The Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show is coming up Sept. 16 and 17, and Mayor Gerald Aalbers has had heavy involvement with it over the years. If Saskatchewan is going to significantly grow oil production, it’s going to be in the Lloydminster area. The conversation...
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