Province ‘closely considering’ extending life of Saskatchewan’s coal power plants
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is signaling a shift in the province’s energy strategy, with a focus on extending the lifespan of coal-fired power plants. Amid rising concerns over electricity affordability and reliability, Moe announced that SaskPower is exploring this option to meet the province’s energy needs. While the federal Clean Electricity Regulations aim for a fully renewable grid by 2050, Saskatchewan asserts its autonomy, prioritizing what’s best for its economy and families. The province is also eyeing nuclear power as part of its long-term energy mix.
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