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Reaching for a Million, Part 4: Brian Zinchuk: A five point plan for Saskatchewan to hit a million barrels per day

CALGARY- During the October, 2024, provincial election campaign Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said he’d like to eventually see Saskatchewan reach one million barrels of oil production per day. That dramatically exceeds his own government’s stated goal of...

UPDATED: Tennessee Valley Authority submits construction permit application for SMR, the same design SaskPower is considering

  KNOXVILLE, Tenn. ― In the space two weeks, two major announcements have been made regarding the deployment of the same small modular reactor (SMR) SaskPower is considering building near Estevan. On May 8, Ontario Power Generation gave the green light to build...

Reaching for a million (or 600,000?), Part 3: Low Productivity and Reactivation Oil Well Program announced

  REGINA – All oilwells decline in production to the point where, eventually, they produce next to nothing and their future is an eventual abandonment and reclamation. If they’re not a liability on the books, they soon will be. But what if you could breathe new...

The shark gets swallowed: Whitecap closes Veren (formerly Crescent Point) strategic combination

  The company previously known as Crescent Point has been swallowed CALGARY, ALBERTA – The company that pretty much defined Saskatchewan’s Bakken Boom, gobbling up over 30 companies (most of them in southeast Saskatchewan) is no more. Known for most of its...

SaskPower awards major wind and solar projects to Meadow Lake Tribal Council, Mistawasis Nêhiyawak and Potentia partnerships

200 megawatts wind project at Assiniboia, 100 megawatt solar project at Coronach REGINA – SaskPower awarded two major renewable power projects to Potentia Renewables and its First Nations partners on May 1. The two projects are a 200 megawatt wind facility to be...

Smith implies not necessarily separation, but separation if necessary

  EDMONTON – Alberta Premier Danielle Smith threw down the gauntlet with the federal government on May 5, demanding a long list of grievances be resolved, now. There was also an implicit threat of separation in her remarks. While Smith said several times she...
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