Environmental programs and information

Constructed wetlands

Brochure - The constructed wetland brochure provides information
about the constructed wetland in Estevan, Saskatchewan. more >

Electric and magnetic fields (EMF)

Electric and magnetic fields (EMF) are found wherever there is electricity.
This brochure will help address any concerns about EMF. more >

Energy & Our Environment workbook

Booklet - A workbook for elementary school ( grades 5/6) that includes information and activities regarding energy, the environment and climate change.

Environmental management system

Brochure - In October 2000, SaskPower became the first full service electric utility in Canada to achieve corporate wide ISO 14001 registration. Our environmental management system (EMS) outlines the practices, procedures, processes and resources that our corporation uses to reach and maintain the standards set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) more >

Habitat offset management

Brochure - This brochure provides information about six habitat offset management projects:

Shand Greenhouse more >
Ducks Unlimited partnership more >
Constructed wetlands more >
Quill Lakes solar panel project more
Old Man on His Back prairie and heritage conservation Area more >
Torkelson tree-planting project

Integrated vegetation management

Brochure - This brochure provides information about SaskPower's vegetation management programs along rights-of-way and provides a 20 year cost comparison of mowing with and without herbicide application.

Plant the right tree in the right place

Brochure - SaskPower averages just over 1000 outages every year due to trees coming into contact with power lines. This brochure shows how you can help prevent these outages by planning landscaping projects to ensure trees on your property will not grow too close to power lines.

Zero G waste management

Brochure - SaskPower's Zero G waste management program includes a wide range of proactive initiatives to help reduce our environmental footprint. more >