Reports and Studies

For over 40 years, we’ve conducted and collected studies on the possibility of nuclear power in Saskatchewan. Large-scale nuclear reactors wouldn’t be a good fit for Saskatchewan, as they’re much too large — this is why we’re looking at SMRs.

View the reports and studies we’ve conducted and collected over the years:

• 2022
  
  • Interprovincial Small Modular Reactors Strategic Plan
• 2021
  
  • Small Modular Reactor Feasibility Report
• 2020
  
  • Canada’s Small Modular Reactor Action Plan
• 2018
  
  • A Call to Action: A Canadian Roadmap for Small Modular Reactors
• 2007
  
  • Nuclear Power — A Report Examining Scenarios, Options, and Issues for its Implementation in Saskatchewan
  • SaskPower — Saskatchewan Preliminary Siting of a Nuclear Power Plant
• 2006
  
  • Power Generation — Exploring Saskatchewan’s Nuclear Future

View the historical reports and studies we’ve conducted and collected over the years.

The Sylvia Fedoruk Centre at the University of Saskatchewan also has several publications about nuclear innovation in Saskatchewan.

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) outlines a variety of topics when it comes to nuclear power in Canada.