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Saskatchewan residents file Charter lawsuit over province’s gas-plant planA group of Saskatchewan residents has filed a lawsuit against the province and SaskPower, saying a plan to allow more gas-fired power generation violates Charter rights.EnvironmentJul 26
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Extreme summer heat in Saskatchewan leads to increased use of air conditionersAs temperatures across Saskatchewan continue to rise, so does the power consumption of air conditioners as residents find temporary relief from the heat.CanadaJul 9
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Sask. introduces battery energy storage system to improve renewable energySaskatchewan's first-ever battery energy storage system to improve the management of renewable energy in the province is now online.CanadaJul 3
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Saskatchewan small modular reactor evaluation to begin with WestinghouseWestinghouse's nuclear reactor technology and Saskatchewan's fuel supply chain will undergo an evaluation by the province's energy utility, SaskPower.ScienceJun 17
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SaskPower announces investments totalling $1.6B in electricity systemSaskPower said the $1.6 billion in capital spending will ensure more reliable electricity, and continue to modernize and decarbonize the grid.CanadaMay 7
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Saskatoon landfill work could stir up some smellsSaskatoon's landfill work could create some smells in the surrounding area.CanadaApr 16
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Construction of largest solar facility in Saskatchewan set for 2025SaskPower announced the contractor that will be creating the largest solar facility in Saskatchewan.CanadaJan 22
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Saskatoon Light and Power offers rebate in light of SaskPower carbon charge changesSaskatoon Light and Power will be offering a rebate after SaskPower stopped collecting the carbon charge on electric home heating.CanadaJan 4
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Emissions, inflation and elections: Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe looks ahead at 2024Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe discusses emissions, inflation and an upcoming election in 2024.PoliticsDec 21, 2023
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SaskPower says carbon tax levy to increase slightly in 2024, but not on heating costsSaskPower spokesperson Joel Cherry said the reason behind the increase is that the carbon tax applies to all energy consumption, not just home heating.EnvironmentDec 8, 2023
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