Science and Research committee  I would agree. For the first SMRs that go into production, starting with OPG, it's critical that the project go well and that we get a lot of learning from that. As Mr. Bradley has mentioned, from there I think the success of the SMR here in Canada and Canada's success in reducin

Science and Research committee  I echo the comments that Francis made. In Saskatchewan, I think we definitely have a bigger lift to do, as we do not have a nuclear industry here in the province of Saskatchewan. We will likely be leveraging heavily on our partnerships with the other existing utilities that do

Science and Research committee  We are about 75% thermal based in our generation fleet.

Science and Research committee  I want to start by restating that SaskPower hasn't made any decisions yet. We are starting on that path of investigating SMRs as an option to provide a solution for non-emitting energy here in Saskatchewan. A big part of the entire process of licensing and preparing to make a de

Science and Research committee  That's about all that's commercially available to us. SMRs, to us, provide the best option for moving forward. However, in the time frame for us to get our first SMR in place, we're looking at a target date of 2034, if everything goes well, and that would be around the 300 megaw

Science and Research committee  Thank you, and good evening. My name is Troy King, and I'm the acting president and CEO of SaskPower. SaskPower is working toward a future with net-zero greenhouse gas emissions while continuing to provide safe, reliable and cost-effective power to our customers. We are curren