CALGARY — A private investor recently approached SaskPower, the Province of Saskatchewan’s public energy utility, with an unconventional proposal.
Rather than build a natural gas plant equipped with carbon-capture technology in Canada, they could build it in the U.S., just two kilometres south of the border—then export the electricity back into Canada.
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