Cameco and Brookfield buy Westinghouse, nuclear pioneer and powerhouse
SASKATOON, TORONTO – On January 17, 1955, the USS Nautilus cast off its mooring lines from the pier at Groton, Connecticut. Commander Eugene P. Wilkinson signalled, “Underway on nuclear power.” That was the maiden voyage of the very first nuclear submarine in...
Drawing the Line: Saskatchewan releases white paper defining how federal climate change regulation is choking this province
Saskatchewan is feeling the noose of federal climate change policies and programs tightening around its neck, to the point where, if they are all implemented, the bill to this province could be $111 billion by 2035.
That’s according to a white paper released by Premier Scott Moe in North Battleford on Oct. 11. He spoke to the Battlefords Chamber of Commerce about the white paper entitled Drawing the Line: Defending Saskatchewan’s Economic Autonomy.
From food and fuel to cow crap: How 9 federal climate change policies will suck Saskatchewan dry over the next 12 years
If the current Liberal federal government’s climate change policies are fully enacted between now and 2035, the average cost to Saskatchewan will be more than this province current spends on its entire health care budget, plus the operational cost of its K-12 education system.
Put another way, following nine federal climate change policies and programs will cost this province an average of $8.8 billion each year, more than half of its current $17.6 billion provincial budget. The total by 2035 will be $111 billion.
Wind power is not cooking your Thanksgiving turkey in Alberta on Sunday afternoon
If you were sitting Sunday afternoon, letting the turkey digest, so too was wind in Alberta taking a rest. And if your turkey was in the oven for supper, it wasn’t getting cooked by wind power.
Alberta’s wind power generation drops to 18 ten-thousandths of its capacity Saturday evening, or 0.18%
If you were taking out your turkey in Alberta Saturday evening to get ready for Thanksgiving, it’s almost certain your lights were not being powered by wind.
That’s because at 9:18 p.m. on Saturday, Alberta’s fleet of 29 wind farms capable of a nameplate capacity of 2,734 megawatts was contributing five megawatts. That’s 0.18 per cent. That’s 18 ten-thousandths of its capacity.
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