Developers: Saskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower) Project details and status: The project aims to address the current separation between the northern and southern grids, thereby enhancing system reliability and supporting...
Read MoreThe Government of Saskatchewan approved Saskatchewan Power Corporation’s (SaskPower)—the principal electric utility in Saskatchewan, Canada, serving over 550,000 customers—230 kV North-South Transmission Systems...
Read MoreOn March 3, 2026, the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources announced up to CAD165.2 million for 22 Canadian projects that will accelerate planning, development and processing capacity across the country, and unlock a total...
Read MoreCountry: Canada Organisation: Saskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower) Description/Scope of work: Request for proposals is invited for the construction of a new 138 kV from LN-I3P to Denison from the existing...
Read MoreSaskPower has announced that its first-ever utility-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) is now operational. The 20 MW system, located at the Fleet Street substation in Regina, Canada, is designed to enhance the...
Read MoreCountry: Canada Organisation: Saskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower) Description/Scope of work: Requests for proposals (RfPs) are invited to submit proposals for the provision of 16 different substation transformers. The...
Read MoreCountry: Canada Organisation: Saskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower) Description/Scope of work: Requests for proposals (RfPs) are invited to submit proposals for the provision of P1H-N 138 kV line maintenance. The line runs...
Read MoreCountry: Canada Organisation: Saskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower) Description/Scope of work: Requests for proposals (RfPs) are invited to maintain the reliability of the L2E-ERM 138 kV line at acceptable level. It...
Read MoreCountry: Canada Organisation: Saskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower) Description/Scope of work: Requests for proposals (RfPs) are invited for design, manufacture, test, supply and delivery followed by provision of the...
Read MoreThe directors of Basin Electric have approved five transmission projects, which will add a total high-voltage transmission line length of 350 miles (563 km) in western North Dakota by the end of 2027. These include: The...
Read MoreSaskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower)—an electric utility in Saskatchewan, Canada—has signed a 20-year agreement with the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) to expand the transmission line capacity between Saskatchewan, Canada and the US.
Read MoreRequests for proposals (RfPs) are invited provide interconnection service to SaskPower’s new 350 MW Great Plains Power Station (GPPS) near Moose Jaw.
Read MoreRequests for proposals (RfPs) are invited for undertaking works on the 72 kV A1T motor-operated disconnect (MOD) line.
Read MoreRequests for proposals (RfPs) are invited for undertaking works on the 72 kV S1E line.
Read MoreRequests for proposals (RfPs) are invited for undertaking works for the 138 kV Parkridge substation.
Read MoreRequests for proposals (RfPs) are invited for the replacement of approximately 106 structures, 11 poles, 74 cross arms and completing maintenance activities on 659 structures.
Read MoreRequests for proposals (RfPs) are invited for undertaking to perform geotechnical investigations for various 230/69 kV transmission line projects at various locations around the province.
Read MoreRequests for proposals (RfPs) are invited for the supply and installation of large diameter concrete foundations for the Preston Crossing 138 kV Transmission Line located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Read MoreRequests for proposals (RfPs) bid is invited for undertaking supply all labour, material, equipment, tools and supervision necessary to complete foundations along the CD11 138 kV transmission line centerline, for a proposed transmission line feeding the EVRAZ steel mill in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Read MoreSaskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower)—an electric utility in Saskatchewan, Canada—plans to spend a record CAD272 million on upgrading its infrastructure in fiscal year 2021-22, in a bid to prevent power outages occurring in the Saskatchewan province since the last few years.
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