Saskatchewan.
Canada’s Strong, Sustainable Province.

Saskatchewan has the food, fuel, and fertilizer the world needs. Discover how our stable business environment, competitive incentives and personalized support makes doing business easy.

De-carbonizing existing industry is an essential part of the solutions towards Net Zero by 2050 goal. This lunch and learn session presents the feasible and commercial solutions that will speed the transition to cleaner industry in the field of Oil & Gas Operations, Power Generation, Cement, Steel, and Chemicals production.

Decarbonizing existing industry is an essential part of the solutions towards net-zero by 2050.

Join Aboudheir Consulting for a keynote presentation on the feasible and commercial solutions that will speed the transition to cleaner oil & gas operations, power generation, cement, steel, and chemical production.

When it comes to nuclear collaboration, Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) and Westinghouse Electric Canada are doing groundbreaking work together.

Join President and CEO of SRC Mike Crabtree and President of Westinghouse Electric Canada Eddie Saab for a presentation and discussion on the work being done in the nuclear power and microreactor space in the province of Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan has the food, fuel, and fertilizer the world needs. Discover how our stable business environment, competitive incentives and personalized support makes doing business easy.

De-carbonizing existing industry is an essential part of the solutions towards Net Zero by 2050 goal. This lunch and learn session presents the feasible and commercial solutions that will speed the transition to cleaner industry in the field of Oil & Gas Operations, Power Generation, Cement, Steel, and Chemicals production.

Saskatchewan is home to 23 of the critical minerals that make modern life possible. From collaborative economic opportunities to technological interdependencies, to leading in sustainable and clean energy solutions. Saskatchewan is the stable supplier that can ensure energy security now and into the future.

The advancement of small modular reactors (SMRs) relies on one of these key elements – uranium. Join Ontario Power Generation and the Canadian Nuclear Association as they uncover the strategic alliance between Saskatchewan's critical minerals strategy and the advancement of SMRs.

Learn how carbon capture technology, pioneered in Saskatchewan, is leading to a more sustainable future.

Decarbonizing existing industry is an essential part of the solutions towards net-zero by 2050. Join carbon capture, utilization and storage experts to learn about opportunities and challenges in helping the oil and gas industry reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions.

Introduction to Project Arrow, highlighting in particular the technology innovation around carbon capture and the tie-in to Saskatchewan’s national leadership on carbon capture technology. 

Saskatchewan is the world leader when it comes to the development and implementation of carbon capture and sequestrations technology. This vital technology along with massive energy reserves positions Saskatchewan as a global supplier of clean and sustainable energy, while meeting emissions targets. Saskatchewan’s enhanced oil recovery program has sequestered enough carbon dioxide to make 5 million homes energy neutral for one year.

Join Premier Scott Moe and partners as they discuss the opportunities, challenges, and vision for CCUS and enhanced oil recovery projects both in Dubai and the province of Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan is the second largest producer of uranium on Earth. With 15 per cent of worldwide production and the largest high-grade deposits in the world. Saskatchewan is positioned to respond to the growing need for uranium fuel in a sustainable way. Saskatchewan uranium offsets about 250 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide annually.

Join Premier Scott Moe and partners as they discuss the province’s world-class resources, established expertise, and long history in uranium mining.

Saskatchewan’s oil and gas sector is reducing methane emissions. In 2022, provincial emissions from venting and flaring at upstream oil facilities decreased to 3.9 mega tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent—a reduction of 64 per cent below 2015 levels.

Join Premier Scott Moe and industry partners as they discuss the policies and practices the province of Saskatchewan’s oil industry has developed and implemented to lower emissions. 

Today’s growing environmental challenges require technological and policy solutions. It is imperative that the workforce be equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to meet these challenges.

Join the University of Saskatchewan for a discussion focused on preparing a workforce for climate action. This panel will bring together leaders in education and business to explore how collaboration private and academic sectors and innovative approaches in education and training can build a workforce for a sustainable and resilient future.

By fostering meaningful partnerships, we can harness the collective knowledge, resources, and expertise needed to develop sustainable solutions and mitigate the impact of climate-related disruptions. By bringing the private sector together with academia, collaborative efforts and innovative strategies for tackling climate change can emerge.

Join the University of Saskatchewan as they host a discussion on advancing industry and academic partnerships in research for climate resilience. This panel will offer a platform for sharing insights, best practices, success stories, and foster a dynamic exchange of ideas.

There’s no one clean power source that can meet the needs for a global energy transition. It will take a combination of sources to provide reliable and sustainable power into the future.

Join Premier of Saskatchewan Scott Moe and Premier of Alberta Danielle Smith as they discuss how Western Canada will help achieve net zero by 2050. They will be talking all things clean energy – nuclear, wind, solar, carbon capture utilization and storage, and more. Come see what Canada's West has to offer.

Greater Regina Area (GRA) in the province of Saskatchewan has many opportunities to ensure sustainability now and into the future. Join the GRA and Saskatchewan organizations to discuss, showcase and engage these opportunities, and what they could mean for you.

Critical minerals are necessary for daily life and the development of future high-tech economies. With 23 of the 31 critical minerals identified by the Government of Canada as essential.

Join Premier Scott Moe and industry partners as they discuss how Saskatchewan can cleanly and sustainably support the global critical mineral demand for potash, uranium, helium, lithium, copper, zinc, cobalt, nickel, rare earth elements, and more.

When it comes to uranium, Saskatchewan is home to the largest high-grade deposits in the world, with significant potential for additional deposit discovery. All uranium produced in Canada comes from Saskatchewan mines and is used exclusively for the generation of electricity from nuclear power.

Join Premier Scott Moe to learn more about what Cameco and Saskatchewan are doing to work towards a sustainable future.

Small modular reactors have the potential to provide incredible economic benefits to the Canadian economy, and support Canada’s efforts to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

Join Premier Scott Moe and industry partners as they discuss the development the province’s exploration of SMRs and nuclear power. Learn what they are doing in their own backyard and what experts in the sector have to say.

Saskatchewan has world-renowned institutions dedicated to research and development, centered around innovation. The energy and mining sectors are constantly evolving. To keep up with rapidly changing technologies and regulations, collaboration and cooperation is key.

Join Premier Scott Moe and Saskatchewan post-secondary institutions as they discuss ongoing and new opportunities in energy and mining innovation.

Join Saskatchewan post secondary institutions for networking and connection.

Saskatchewan Polytechnic develops partnerships to advance sustainability in the province and beyond through collaborative applied research. Come learn about how this benefits the economy, environment, society, and future generations.

Indigenous participation in key sectors is about fostering a more inclusive, sustainable, and equitable society. It’s about addressing past wrongs and working toward a more level playing field.

Join Premier Scott Moe and industry partners as they discuss what Saskatchewan is doing to around the landscape of economic reconciliation and equity ownership.

A fireside chat between Saskatchewan-based BrewNature and a Managing Director from Saskatchewan’s International Offices network. 

A fireside chat between Saskatchewan-based Titan Clean Energy and a Managing Director from Saskatchewan’s International Offices network. 

Join the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce for networking and connection.

This panel will explore the nexus of energy and food security as the world looks to significantly lower GHG emissions. Food security has a close connection to energy – for cultivation, processing and transportation but also, natural gas is integral in fertilizer production. Moreover, modern agricultural practices are such that agricultural lands themselves have an important role as a carbon-sink. The session aims to unpack the work being done across Canada to fulfill our potential to deliver global food security through our agricultural practices and innovative uses of energy.  

Saskatchewan producers are pioneers of agriculture sustainability, with decades-long focus on soil health, diversified crop rotations, innovative technology and investments in research. By supporting growers to adopt best management practices, leverage digital technology and use crop inputs that foster sustainability, GHG emission reductions can occur throughout the entire agricultural value chain.  

Join Premier Scott Moe and partners as they discuss how Saskatchewan is feeding a hungry world, sustainably. 

The Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) commissioned studies to examine the carbon footprint of agricultural production in Saskatchewan and Canada and has compared those results to similar countries across the world.
In this session, GIFS’ CEO Dr. Steve Webb, will provide an overview of the study’s results, design and analysis, as well as the role of innovation and the adoption of sustainable farming practices and regenerative agriculture - scaled to regions - in achieving the sustainable production of safe and nutritious food.

As the world’s population increases, Saskatchewan’s mining industry is leading the way in helping meet the need for food, energy, and other critical minerals—all while practicing some of the world’s most sustainable practices. Saskatchewan underground potash mines produce half the emissions per tonne of potash as competing jurisdictions and achieve a third of total global production, making Saskatchewan the world’s largest and greenest potash producer.

Join Premier Scott Moe and Walter Precourt from The Mosaic Company as they discuss the history of the potash industry’s historical success, and how it can help ensure food security for generations to come.

Canadian universities are at the forefront of operating climate solutions and transforming food systems. Join representatives from Saskatchewan and British Columbia universities, government, non-governmental and multilateral organizations as they share insights into the implementation and expansion of initiatives around local, Indigenous, plant-forward foods and zero-waste practices.

Join Mosaic for networking and connection.

Innocorps Research, leader of the Circular City consortium, emerged victorious in the fourth and final round of the $2M Department of National Defence's Innovation for Defence Excellence and Security (IDEaS) Pop up city Contest held August 19 - 26, 2023, at CFB Suffield, Alberta. This head-to-head competition led to the development and validation of innovative solutions that significantly reduce fuel, water and waste logistics and costs for the Canadian Armed Forces' relocatable temporary camps (RTCs), used in both domestic and international operations. 

Sustainable beef is a socially responsible, economically viable and environmentally sound product that prioritizes the Planet, People, Animals and Progress. The Canadian beef industry knows it has a vital role to play as a climate change, biodiversity, and food security solution.

Join CCA for a discussion on why the world needs more, not less, sustainable Canadian beef. 

A fireside chat between Saskatchewan-based Innocorps Research Corporation and a Managing Director from Saskatchewan’s International Offices network. 

Saskatchewan’s research and development centres are developing new sustainable crops and food product innovations, with a special focus on plant protein. Since pulse crops need less fertilizer and their root systems sequester carbon, 2.15 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions were reduced by Saskatchewan growers in 2021, by growing pulse crops, which is equivalent to taking 467,000 cars off the road.

Join Premier Scott Moe and partners as they discuss how Saskatchewan is leading the way in sustainable crop and food production.

As the first jurisdiction to convert to no-till farming, Saskatchewan is a pioneer in sustainable and innovative agriculture.

Join Premier Scott Moe and partners to learn about CANZA’s flagship climate-smart farming initiative, the potential of a measurement, reporting, and verification system to support the creation of inset-focused carbon credits, as well as several other initiatives.

Join Economic Development Regina for networking and connection.

A fireside chat between Saskatchewan-based Black Fox Farm and Distillery and a Managing Director from Saskatchewan’s International Offices network. 

Saskatchewan has the food, fuel, and fertilizer the world needs. Discover how our stable business environment, competitive incentives and personalized support makes doing business easy.

Saskatchewan has the food, fuel, and fertilizer the world needs. Discover how our stable business environment, competitive incentives and personalized support makes doing business easy.