Saddlebrook Solar Project will be the company\u0027s first solar power project, with a capacity to generate 81 megawatts. Find out more.
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TC Energy has received $10 million from the province’s Emissions Reduction Alberta program to support the project which will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the province once in operation.
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