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Saskatchewan Power Corporation, operating as SaskPower, is the principal electric utility in Saskatchewan, Canada. Headquartered in Regina, it is a Crown corporation owned by the provincial government through the Crown Investments Corporation. SaskPower generates, transmits and distributes electricity to more than 550,000 customers across the province and manages assets valued at nearly $13 billion.
The company employs approximately 3,300 people. It is investing in infrastructure modernization, including new natural gas generation and grid expansions, while pursuing coal life extensions as a bridge to future nuclear options. In 2025-26, SaskPower reported capital spending of $1.8 billion on growth and sustainment projects.
Under a 2026 agreement, SaskPower will purchase up to 62 megawatts of electricity from K+S Potash Canada’s expanded cogeneration facility at the Bethune potash mine near Moose Jaw, with deliveries scheduled from late 2026 through 2034.
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Recognition for safety performance on a cogeneration build whose scope included construction, commissioning and startup; units will supply steam and power for future production.
Preferred partners appointed for Compaction expansion and Cooling Pond Pumphouse to support Bethune capacity growth toward 4 Mt/y.
Bethune mine hit shipment and production records, signed a 30‑year Indigenous‑owned solar PPA, and plans CAD 2.5–3B Ramp‑Up to 2040 to boost output while reducing resource intensity.
Utility will purchase up to 62 MW from a near-mine CHP expansion, supplying baseload power from late 2026 through 2034; CHP adds three gas turbines and HRSGs.
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