Should Saskatchewan buy the CANDU reactor when it comes to building large-scale nuclear in this province? Carl Marcotte Senior Vice-President, Marketing & Business Development at CANDU Energy, part of AtkinsRealis, makes the pitch. Building large reactors will...
Calgary Lawyer Gerald Chipeur, KC, is originally from Saskatchewan. He’s honourary counsel for South Korea in the province of Alberta, and has a unique perspective on the potential for trade between our two nations. Basically, they’ll buy all the energy we...
Editor’s note: Well, through the all the hectic times of Christmas, it turns out I forgot to post Episode 25 as a standalone story, although it was broadcast live on X, Facebook and YouTube. So in addition to the Jan. 8 podcast with Herb Pinder, you will also...
Back in October, Westinghouse pulled the eVinci microreactor from the Saskatchewan Research Council, which had been planning on building the first eVinci microreactor. The reason? It turns out the US military under Trump has more money than the SRC. Who woulda thunk...
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe joins the Pipeline Online Podcast in his annual year-end interview. Moe agrees the coal decision is one of the most significant energy decisions this government has made in years. The discussion digs into that, Saskatchewan’s move...
Westinghouse AP1000 reactors at Vogtle. CamecoThe first U.S. nuclear renaissance collapsed under the weight of cheap shale gas, lost institutional expertise, and disastrous projects like Vogtle and Summer. Today, America is planning a fleet of eight AP1000 reactors,...
