Energizing Saskatchewan

Phase 1 – The survey – ‘Identifying the ‘Don’t Knows’ - to determine the current state of understanding as it relates to energy sources for Saskatchewan; energy insecurities and information gaps.   Also investigate current energy policies and how they effect public perception and alternative energy options.

Energy Strategy Discussion Series  Upcoming events

Past discussions

•  Dwayne Snider of Regina Geothermal 

  • Geothermal For more information on geothermal applications, visit Regina Geothermal.

• Ken Kelln, Kelln Solar

  • Energy from a Solar Perspective

• Murray Guy, Integrated Design

  • Cashing in on Green: The consumption side of the energy equation.

• Lionel Kambietz, HTC Purenergy

  • Hydrogen: The bio-energy gas 

  • Paul Hanley article in the Star Phoenix - Hydrogen can contribute to Sask Energy mix

• Dr. Laurier Schramm, President & CEO, Saskatchewan Research Council

  • OIL - What does it mean for Saskatchewan?

• Roger Magneson, President, CEG Energy Options Inc.

  • How to find relief from those recurring (natural) gas pains....

• Dr. Malcolm Wilson - Energy INet

  • Can we really make black coal green?  Clean coal and C02 recovery.

• Lionel LaBelle - Saskatchewan Ethanol Development Council

  • Ethanol - Why Saskatchewan? Why Now?
• Dr. Darryl Jessie - Raum Energy
  • 'Who Has Seen the Wind?'  Public Policy and Renewal Energy Development in Saskatchewan

• Gerald Grandey - Cameco  

  • The Future of Nuclear Energy in Saskatchewan, Part I 

  • The Future of Nuclear Energy in Saskatchewan, Part 2

• Gary Billingsley - Great West Minerals

  • Rare Earth Elements 

Energy Strategy Commentaries

• Natural Gas Supply Competition in Saskatchewan

• Can we really make black coal green?

• 'Who has seen the Wind?' Part III: Wind Energy Alternative

• 'Who has seen the Wind?' Part II: The State of SaskPower

• 'Who has seen the Wind?' Part I: A history of Wind Energy in Saskatchewan

• Moving Saskatchewan's Energy Potential Forward

What's else has been happening

Dara Hrytzak-Lieffers, Energy Project Manager, participated in a Uranium Panel at the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Annual General Meeting in North Battleford on May 12, 2006.  

The discussion involved four viewpoints on 'Smart development of Saskatchewan's Uranium resources'. Other panelists included:

• Donald Ching, CEO Areva - Cogema Resources Inc. - Nuclear Development Potential for Saskatchewan
• Chief Alphonse Bird, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations  Uranium Opportunities and First Nations People.
• Pieter Van Vliet, Spent Fuel Management   Used Nuclear Fuel Management Recycling Options
• Dara Hrytzak-Lieffers, Prairie Policy Centre  Sustaining our Lead  and speaking notes

Prairie Policy Centre
2229 Ave. C. N.
Saskatoon, Sask. S7L 5Z2
P:306-242-2981 F:306-242-1329 E:info@prairiecentre.com