The development and construction of the solar project is being done by Natural Forces, explained Amy Pellerin, the senior development manager, along with information provided by Andrea Bradshaw, the construction manager for the project. Southern Saskatchewan has some of the highest exposure to sunlight in all of Canada, noted Pellerin, making this location ideal for a solar energy project. “This is why we are excited to have our first utility-level solar project in southern Saskatchewan,” she said. “We have a contract to produce 10 megawatts AC. We can produce up to 14 MW DC, but we’re limited to 10 MW,” said Pellerin, adding later that anything produced over and above 10 megawatts is spilled electricity that won’t be used. The project will have a line to the SaskPower substation, where the power will go directly onto the power grid, and was one of the reasons this site was selected as no additional infrastructure was needed to enable this project to supply the power