Energy policy

Transforming Saskatchewan’s Electrical Future (Part 2)

Using Electricity More Efficiently

by Mark Bigland-Pritchard

Saskatchewan Office | Reports & Studies

Issue(s): Energy policy, Environment and sustainability

November 30, 2010

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About this Publication

This paper is written as part of an ongoing project, Green Energy Project Saskatchewan. GEPS is a civil society group, established to research the conversion of Saskatchewan’s electricity grid to sustainable options by the earliest possible
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