ESTEVAN – SaskPower held an open house in Estevan the evening of March 23 and morning of March 24. Several SaskPower personnel were on hand to answer questions and discuss the issues on display, but those were not all the issues at hand. Approximately 50 people showed...
Editor’s note: Sometimes its worth hearing, or reading things, “from the horse’s mouth,” as it were. Here’s the full joint statement from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President Joe Biden on Friday, March 24, the day of Biden’s...
Alberta’s last two coal units were putting out 54.9x its total wind fleet One more time, Alberta’s 3,618 megawatts of nameplate wind power generation dropped to less than 1 per cent of capacity. Twitter bot Reliable AB Energy (@ReliablyAB), reports hourly...
Saskatchewan has already spent $1.6 billion on carbon capture at Boundary Dam, but it looks like that’s not good enough, post 2030 SASKATOON, REGINA – The future of carbon capture and storage on Saskatchewan’s coal and natural gas power plants may be in...
Pipeline Online editor Brian Zinchuk spoke with Premier Scott Moe on Dec. 12 in a year-end interview. In Part 1, Moe discussed energy security, the war in Ukraine, power production with renewables and coal, and Saskatchewan First Act. Editor’s note: The Lithium...
