SaskPower Looking to Bring Large Nuclear Reactors to Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan will assess large nuclear reactors alongside small modular reactors to leverage uranium and explore export markets as part of its Energy Security Strategy.
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SaskPower begins formal review of large nuclear options
SASKATOON — SaskPower and the province of Saskatchewan have announced they will begin the process of formally evaluating large nuclear technologies for use in Saskatchewan. At an announcement in Saskatoon, Minister Responsible for SaskPower Jeremy Harrison noted there had been some less formal discussions up to now, but now they were “formally initiating that technology selection process.” He said he was excited about the potential this has for …
SaskPower to formally evaluate large-scale nuclear technology for use in Saskatchewan
In addition to its plans around small, modular nuclear reactors, SaskPower is also beginning the formal process to evaluate large reactors for use in Saskatchewan. The provincial government said nuclear power is safe, reliable and does not emit greenhouse gasses, offering “a solution to reliably meet Saskatchewan’s growing electricity demand” in the years ahead. Jeremy Harrison, the minister responsible for SaskPower, said the province’s energy …
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