What we're exploring
Building on our college’s excellence in smart grid and microgrid technology, grid modernization, distributed energy and sustainable energy integration
Developing creative solutions to increase sustainable energy production and distribution
Advancing application of nuclear energy technologies such as small modular reactors
Engaging industry and communities in energy innovation
Building on our existing leadership in biofuels and bioenergy and partnering with industry to provide solutions world-wide
Expanding our excellence in heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) design and energy efficiency in buildings
Enhancing our capacity to explore opportunities in energy-related materials
Why it matters
The vast majority of the earth’s land mass experiences the same remote distributed power challenges as Saskatchewan
Biofuels from agricultural crops, like canola, will drive the Prairie economy
Saskatchewan’s Growth Plan identifies small modular nuclear reactors and bio-energy from Saskatchewan biomass as key areas for future net-zero energy
Reducing energy consumption in the mining sector and decreasing the energy footprint of the built environment are provincial government priorities
Saskatchewan’s Growth Plan for the Next Decade of Growth emphasizes SaskPower’s commitment to increase renewable electricity production to 50 percent by 2030
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