Solar News
Home

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Policy.

Solar News

Your trusted source for the latest solar energy news and developments.

About

We aggregate and curate the most important solar energy news from around the world. Learn more.

Contact

Contact us

AboutEditorial PolicyContactPrivacyRSS

© 2026 Solar News. All rights reserved.

Home / GSI and OMNN break ground on 100 MW Saskatchewan solar project
Back·June 09, 2026·PV Tech
Read at PV Tech

GSI and OMNN break ground on 100 MW Saskatchewan solar project

SolarNews Brief

Green Solar International and Ocean Man First Nation have broken ground on a 100 MW solar project in Saskatchewan. The project is notable because it combines utility-scale solar development with Indigenous participation in Canada's prairie power market.

PV Tech reports that the project is moving from development into construction, adding another utility-scale solar asset in a province still heavily shaped by conventional generation. The Indigenous partnership angle is important because ownership and benefit-sharing models are becoming central to clean-energy permitting and social acceptance in Canada. For solar professionals, the story connects project delivery, local partnership structure and regional grid decarbonization.

Read the full story at PV Tech

Source: PV Tech. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

Related News

Related News

US solar developers brace for Section 232 import price floors from 4 December
Nov 06, 2026

US solar developers brace for Section 232 import price floors from 4 December

New Section 232 measures set minimum import prices of US$0.22/W for solar cells and US$0.38/W for modules from 4 December, but developers say they sti...

At least seven bills could bring back US solar tax credits after Democrats win Congress
Nov 06, 2026

At least seven bills could bring back US solar tax credits after Democrats win Congress

At least seven bills before the US Congress would restore some or all of the clean energy tax credits cut by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. None has ...

High power prices cut Germany's 2026 renewable subsidy bill by €4.2 billion
Nov 06, 2026

High power prices cut Germany's 2026 renewable subsidy bill by €4.2 billion

Germany's EEG support account is expected to need €12.4 billion of federal money in 2026, €4.2 billion less than the €16.6 billion budgeted, as wholes...