Bruce Power Saskatchewan Nuclear Study

Synopsis

Bruce Power is conducting specific siting studies for a nuclear generating station in Saskatchewan, having concluded in late 2008 that a region on the North Saskatchewan River from Lloydminster through North Battleford to Prince Albert, as well as the lower reach of the South Saskatchewan River, downstream of Saskatoon, would be appropriate.

Category Energy

Type Nuclear

Prov SK

Region mid-province

Posted 02Nov09

Updated 19Dec09

Status Cancelled

Resolution

On December 18, 2009, the Saskatchewan provincial government declared that it does not support Ontario-based Bruce Power's study, but that nuclear should remain an option in the future. Source.

Contacts

PROVINCIAL
REGIONAL

Saskatchewan Environmental Society, www.environmentalsociety.ca, Peter Prebble, Director of Energy and Water Policy, prebble(at)sasktel.net, 306-665-1915

GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES

Sask Energy, www.saskenergy.com, email form, 306-777-9225

Saskatchewan Energy and Resources, www.er.gov.sk.ca, Media Contact: Bob Ellis, bob.ellis(at)gov.sk.ca, 306-787-1691

PROPONENT

Bruce Power, www.brucepower.com, Steve Cannon, steve.cannon(at)brucepower.com, 519-361-6559

More information

Location

Bruce Power's Saskatchewan study: Saskatchewan 2020

These images are from a slideshow which accompanies the report, here.