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Saskatchewan Renewable Energy Solutions Inc.

Name: Saskatchewan Renewable Energy Solutions Inc.
Address: Regina, SK, CA
Telephone: +13065525274
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A Social Enterprise created to invest into the Province and Canada through Renewable Energy Projects.

Saskatchewan Renewable Energy Solutions is a Social Enterprise that invests into the future of the Province and Canada, by helping achieve the collective national goal of Net-Zero carbon emissions by the year of 2050. We connect Canadian-Made Renewable Energy Solutions and coordinate turn-key projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and energy costs, helping various types of clients future proof around Saskatchewan, & Canada. Our vision is to create a sustainable future for Saskatchewan, Canada, and the Nation's following generations by immersing the three integral aspects of Triple-Bottom-Line into our circular renewable energy project operations. PEOPLE - ECONOMY - PLANET

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10/19/2026

We’re proud to announce the completed installation and commissioning of Saskatchewan’s first wastewater heat recovery system at Orange Buffalo Lodge, a new 30-unit supportive housing development in Regina!

Led by YWCA Regina and constructed by Westridge Construction Ltd., this project combines much-needed supportive housing with innovative energy-efficient technology.

Sask Renewables supplied the PIRANHA T10 Wastewater Heat Recovery System, manufactured by SHARC Energy, and provided technical support throughout design, installation, and commissioning.

The PIRANHA system recovers heat from wastewater generated by showers, sinks, and laundry, repurposing it to produce domestic hot water. With a COP of approximately 3.4 (340% heating efficiency), the technology significantly reduces energy consumption and operating costs.

We’re excited to showcase this technology through future building tours and help expand wastewater heat recovery adoption across the Prairies!

A big thank you to YWCA Regina and everyone involved in bringing this important project to life!

10/14/2026

❄️ Bundle Up Your Building Envelope for Winter!

As temperatures drop across Saskatchewan, it’s not just people who benefit from an extra layer of insulation!

🏢 Energy efficiency starts with a strong building envelope.

Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at a recent crawlspace insulation upgrade in Regina, helping an existing building prepare for the colder months ahead.

At Sask Renewables, we’re focused on practical, targeted retrofits that improve building performance, address existing challenges, and deliver long-term value.

For this project, spray foam insulation was applied throughout the building’s crawlspace to help:

✅ Prevent Frozen & Burst Pipes – Protect vulnerable plumbing from freezing temperatures, reducing the risk of costly damage and insurance claims.

✅ Improve Occupant Comfort – Maintain a warmer lower level, reduce cold floors and drafts, and create a more comfortable living environment.

✅ Reduce Heat Loss – Strengthen the building’s thermal envelope and minimize unwanted air leakage.

✅ Lower Energy Consumption – Reduce heating demand and improve overall building efficiency.

✅ Protect Building Infrastructure – Improve resilience against Saskatchewan’s extreme winter conditions and help prevent future maintenance issues.

These improvements might be out of sight, but their impact can be felt throughout the building.

Beyond energy savings, this retrofit addresses a history of frozen and burst pipes, helping protect the property, reduce the risk of future insurance claims, and improve comfort for occupants.

With Saskatchewan’s long, cold winters, investing in a stronger building envelope isn’t just about saving energy. It’s about protecting buildings, reducing operating costs, and creating better spaces for the people who live in them.

Because staying warm shouldn’t mean wasting energy.

Smarter Buildings. Lower Energy Consumption. Long-Term Savings.

09/02/2026

Last week, we had SHARC Energy in Regina to complete the commissioning and startup of the first PIRANHA wastewater heat recovery system in Saskatchewan. This system is being installed at the Orange Buffalo Lodge - Rapid Housing Initiative project in North Central, that is currently being built by Westridge Construction Ltd.

It was exciting to see the system come online and start up successfully, marking an important milestone as the building moves closer to occupancy in the coming months. Sterling Plumbing & Heating served as the mechanical contractor on the project and played an important role in getting the system installed and ready for commissioning.

We also visited the site of Sask Renewables’ second PIRANHA installation in the province, which is currently progressing through construction. While on site, we reviewed the installation and held a technical session with the trades in preparation for commissioning and startup of the second unit in Q4 2026. Regina Plumbing + Heating is the mechanical contractor completing the PIRANHA installation at this multifamily residential project by Arbutus Properties in East Regina.

These first two projects are a great example of how energy that would otherwise be lost down the drain can be recovered, and put back to work supporting a building’s heating and domestic hot water needs.

It’s great to see both projects progressing. We’re looking forward to seeing the buildings occupied and having these systems fully operational and working in real time. We’re also looking forward to hosting tours of both sites once they’re ready!

Thank you to SHARC Energy, the builders, and all of the trades involved in bringing these first PIRANHA installations in Saskatchewan to life.

08/19/2026

PIRANHA Install #2 in Regina – Progress Update ♻️🔥

Great progress at Arbutus Properties’ new multi-residential development in Regina, where our second PIRANHA wastewater heat recovery system installation is taking shape.

The PIRANHA system is now in place, with some of the associated tanks, piping, and mechanical infrastructure progressing around it as construction of the development continues.

Once commissioned, the PIRANHA will recover heat that would otherwise be lost through the building’s wastewater and reuse that thermal energy to help efficiently meet the domestic hot water demands of the property.

For large multi-residential developments with consistent hot water usage, wastewater represents a significant source of energy that typically goes straight down the drain. Capturing and reusing that energy can reduce the energy required for domestic hot water, and improve the overall energy performance of the building over its lifespan.

We’re excited to see another PIRANHA installation coming together in Saskatchewan and look forward to getting the system operational as the project moves toward completion.

Thank you to Arbutus Properties and everyone involved in bringing the project together.

07/21/2026

The P90 Energy team is all set up at Ag in Motion 2026 — Booth 280!

If you’re attending this week, stop by to see our Sask-manufactured ground mount solar racking system up close and learn how solar can help reduce long-term operating costs, while increasing energy independence and resilience.

We design and install solar energy systems for a wide range of applications, including:

• Farms & acreages
• Grain handling & storage
• Grain drying
• Seed processing facilities
• Dairy operations
• Livestock facilities
• Commercial & industrial operations

Every system is designed around your facility’s annual energy consumption to maximize long-term value and performance.

We look forward to seeing you at Ag in Motion!

07/17/2026

Progress continues on one of Saskatchewan’s most innovative building energy projects ⚡️

Saskatchewan Renewable Energy Solutions is pleased to share another milestone at Arbutus Properties’ 210-unit residential development in East Regina, where construction continues on our second PIRANHA wastewater heat recovery installation in the City of Regina.

The wastewater holding tank has now been installed and buried in the underground parkade, and the PIRANHA wastewater heat recovery system is in place. The wastewater holding tank is located behind the wall of the PIRANHA system, creating an efficient installation with minimal piping, mitigating energy losses and taking up minimal physical space.

Mechanical piping, system connections, and integration will begin shortly, followed by commissioning in the early fall.

Once operational, the system will recover thermal energy from the building’s wastewater and re-use this energy to preheat domestic hot water—reducing energy consumption, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and improving long-term building efficiency.

It’s exciting to see another innovative renewable energy project taking shape in Saskatchewan as we continue working with our project partners to deliver Canadian-made solutions that help future-proof buildings across the Prairies.

Stay tuned as we move closer to commissioning.

06/03/2026

Plan ahead, and bundle up your building envelope for next winter!

Recently completed a crawlspace insulation retrofit for an apartment building in Regina that had been experiencing recurring frozen and bursting pipes caused by cold exterior air pe*******on into the crawlspace.

By sealing and insulating the foundation walls with spray foam insulation, the building now benefits from:

• Reduced heat loss and improved thermal performance
• Better protection of plumbing and infrastructure
• Lower heating costs and reduced energy consumption
• Reduced risk of costly freeze-ups, water damage, and insurance claims

Sometimes the most impactful energy efficiency upgrades are the practical ones.

This crawlspace retrofit is a relatively inexpensive solution that will pay itself back through energy savings and avoided maintenance and insurance costs alone.

If your building is experiencing cold floors, freezing pipes, drafts, or high heating costs, get in touch with us for a quote today.

04/30/2026

Pleased to share the delivery of our second PIRANHA Wastewater Heat Recovery system in Saskatchewan, bringing Canadian-made clean tech to Regina for Arbutus Properties’s first multifamily development in the City at 1705 Neville Drive.

In this 210-unit project, the system helped improve performance from 18.7% to 25.4% over National Energy Code, supplying 20–25% of the building’s domestic hot water needs.

Unlike other heat pump systems, PIRANHA’s operation is not impacted by outdoor or ground temperatures. It captures and repurposes energy from within the building itself, using daily wastewater generation as a consistent and reliable energy source. The system typically operates in the COP range of 3.0–4.0 (300–400% efficiency), with higher wastewater temperatures enabling even greater efficiency.

Beyond the technical benefits, projects like this create opportunities for education, training, and broader awareness of energy solutions across Saskatchewan, while serving as real-world examples for students, trades, and industry.

Proud to partner with SHARC Energy Systems to bring scalable wastewater heat recovery solutions to the Province.

Capturing heat already flowing through our buildings to improving energy efficiency, and support the future of sustainable development in the Prairies.

Learn more: https://saskrenewableenergysolutions.com/projects-1

04/09/2026

This week, the PIRANHA T10 Wastewater Heat Recovery System, manufactured by SHARC Energy, has officially been moved into place at the City of Regina’s Rapid Housing Initiative, Orange Buffalo Lodge. https://lnkd.in/ezpFguvh

This system captures waste heat (energy) from a building’s wastewater discharge, and upgrades it to provide domestic hot water at an efficiency of approximately 340% (COP 3.4), resulting in a significant reduction in overall energy demand and long term operating costs.

With equipment now in place, piping and system connections will take place throughout May by with commissioning targeted for June, start up in July, and full building occupancy expected before the end of Summer 2026.

Projects like this demonstrate how we can rethink energy use in buildings by turning what was once wasted into a valuable resource.

This project is Orange Buffalo Lodge, a 30 unit multi family residential building located in Regina’s North Central neighbourhood. The development will provide safe, culturally respectful, and affordable housing, while incorporating community driven design and support services that contribute to long term neighbourhood well being.

The PIRANHA system played a key role in helping this development meet Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) energy efficiency requirements, achieving over 25 percent better than the National Energy Code for Buildings.

For this 30 unit project, the system is projected to:

- Provide over 90 percent of domestic hot water requirements

- Operate at a COP of 3.4 (340% efficiency)

- Contributed ~ 13% toward the total 30.3% percent improvement over NECB

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13065525274

Website

https://saskrenewableenergysolutions.com/

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