This is a list of power stations in Saskatchewan, Canada.

In 2024, the total installed capacity of generation was 5,355 MW with 39% from natural gas, 24% from coal, 21% from hydro, 11% from wind, and 5% from other sources such as solar and waste heat plants. With a notable 10% decrease of coal-fueled power, as well as an over doubling of wind power from 5% of the power mix in 2018.

Owned by SaskPower NameLocationFuelGenerating units (date)CapacityBoundary Dam Power StationEstevanCoalone 62 MW unit (commissioned in 1959, retired in 2013)

one 61 MW unit (commissioned in 1959, retired in 2014)

one 139 MW unit (commissioned in 1969, replaced in 2014)

one 139 MW unit (commissioned in 1970)

one 139 MW unit (commissioned in 1973)

one 288 MW unit (commissioned in 1977)672 MWCentennial Wind Power FacilityNear Swift CurrentWindeighty-three 1.8 MW turbines (2006)150 MWCharlot River Power StationNear Uranium CityHydroelectrictwo 5 MW units (1980)10 MWCoteau Creek Hydroelectric StationNear ElbowHydroelectricthree 62 MW units (1968)186 MWCory Cogeneration StationNutrien Cory Mine Near SaskatoonNatural gasthree 76 MW units (2003)228 MWCypress Wind Power FacilityNear Gull LakeWind powernine 660 kW turbines (2002)

seven 660 kW turbines (2003)11 MWE.B. Campbell Hydroelectric StationNear NipawinHydroelectricsix 34 MW units (1963/64)

two 42 MW units (1966)289 MWErmine Power StationNear KerrobertNatural gastwo 46 MW units (2009)92 MWIsland Falls Hydroelectric StationNear Sandy BayHydroelectrictwo units (1928)

three units (1930)

one unit (1937)

one unit (1939)

one unit (1948)

one unit (1959)111 MWLandis Power StationNear LandisNatural gasone 79 MW unit (1975)79 MWMeadow Lake Power StationNear Meadow LakeNatural gasone 44 MW unit (1984)44 MWNipawin Hydroelectric StationNear NipawinHydroelectricone 85 MW unit (1985)

two 85 MW units (1986)255 MWPoplar River Power StationNear CoronachCoalone 291 MW unit (1981)

one 291 MW unit (1983)582 MWShand Power StationEstevanCoalone 276 MW unit (1992)276 MWQueen Elizabeth Power StationSaskatoonNatural gastwo 59 MW units (1958/59)

one 95 MW unit (1972)

six 28 MW units (2002)

three 36 MW units (2010)634 MWWaterloo Hydroelectric StationNear Uranium CityHydroelectricone 8 MW unit (1961)8 MWWellington Hydroelectric StationNear Uranium CityHydroelectricone 2.4 MW unit (1939)

one 2.4 MW unit (1959)5 MWYellowhead Power StationNorth BattlefordNatural gasthree 46 MW units (2010)138 MW

Owned by non-Crown corporations NameOwnerLocationFuelGenerating units (date)CapacityAlameda Heat Recovery FacilityNRGreen PowerAlamedaWaste Heatone 5 MW unit (2008)5 MWAwasis Solar FacilityCowessess First Nation & Elemental EnergyReginaSolar202210 MWBlue Hill Wind FacilityAlgonquin PowerHerbertWind power35 5 MW turbines (2022)175 MWEstlin Heat Recovery FacilityNRGreen PowerEstlinWaste Heatone 5 MW unit (2008)5 MWGolden South Wind FacilityPotentia RenewablesAssiniboiaWind power50 4 MW turbines (2022)200 MWHighfield Solar FacilitySaturn PowerRural Municipality of Coulee, SKSolar202110 MWKerrobert Heat Recovery FacilityNRGreen PowerKerrobertWaste Heatone 5 MW unit (2006)5 MWLoreburn Heat Recovery FacilityNRGreen PowerLoreburnWaste Heatone 5 MW unit (2008)5 MWMeridian Cogeneration StationStanley EnergyLloydminsterNatural gasthree 70 MW units (2000)210 MWMorse Wind FacilityAlgonquin PowerNear Swift CurrentWind powerten 2.3 MW turbines (2015)23 MWNorth Battleford Generating StationNorthland PowerNear North BattlefordNatural gasone 170 MW unit (2013)

one 90 MW unit (2013)260 MWPesâkâstêw Solar FacilityPesâkâstêw Solar Limited PartnershipWeyburnSolar202210 MWRiverhurst Wind FacilityCapstone InfrastructureRiverhurstWind power3 3.3 MW turbines10 MWRed Lily Wind FacilityConcord PacificNear MoosominWind powersixteen 1.65 MW turbines (2011)27 MWSpy Hill Generating StationNorthland PowerNear EsterhazyNatural gastwo 43 MW units (2011)86 MWSunBridge Wind Power FacilitySuncor & EnbridgeNear Swift CurrentWind powerseventeen 660 kW turbines (2002)11 MWWestern Lily Wind Power FacilityGaia PowerNear GrenfellWind powerten 2 MW turbines (2019)20 MW

See also

Energy in Canada List of power stations in Canada Coal mining in Saskatchewan

References

External links SaskPower Current Supply/Demand