Alberta and Saskatchewan (Lloydminster area)

Energy storage technology development

Underground caverns created by pumping water deep into salt layers to dissolve the salt, forming enormous storage spaces roughly the size of a 60-storey building.

A method of storing energy by compressing air, which is then used to generate electricity.

Development of large underground salt caverns in the Lloydminster area to store excess wind energy as compressed air, which can be released to generate electricity when needed.