Mitigation Measure British Columbia Clean Energy Act: Clean or Renewable Electricity Generation Requirement Brief Description British Columbia Clean Energy Act: Demand Side Management Brief Description SaskPower in Electricity Generation Brief Description Sectors Targeted Electricity CO,CH, GHG Targeted Target or Activity Maintain Low-Carbon Electricity Supply Type of Instrument Regulatory CO Implementer British Columbia Regulatory British Columbia is creating a roadmap for the province&#39;s energy future that will drive innovation, expand energy efficiency and conservation programs, responsibly produce new energy or sustainable, and create good, long-term jobs across the province. British Columbia continued to exceed its target of 93% clean electricity. The province has amended its Greenhouse Gas Reduction (Clean Energy) Regulation to support the development of new transportation infrastructure in the northeast of the province, with the goal of provide clean electricity to meet growing demand from the upstream natural gas sector Electricity CO Reduce Electricity Demand British Columbia Status of Start of Implementation Implemented 2010 Implemented Reduce Emissions Saskatchewan Voluntary Accord Electricity Generation and Improve Supply of Renewables Implemented 2010 Estimated Mitigation Impact 2020 (kt CO eq) NE Implemented 2007 75 kt British Columbia amended the Greenhouse Gas Reduction (Clean Energy) Regulation to allow utilities to take demand-side action to encourage consumers to switch from high-emission fuels to clean electricity, and the provincial utility, BC Hydro, must meet 66% of its growing electricity demand through demand-side management. British Columbia also amended the Demand-Side Measures Regulation to allow utilities to double energy efficiency programs for natural gas-fired equipment. Electricity Estimated mitigation impact in 2030 (kt CO eq) NE NE 75 kt 6000 kt SaskPower has set a target to have 50% of its electricity generation from renewables by 2030, doubling thus the percentage of renewable energy sources in the energy mix in 15 years. Meeting this target will significantly reduce GHG emissions-about 40% below 2006 levels by 2030. This will include adding 60 MW of solar power by 2021 and up to 1,600 MW of wind power by 2030. These reductions will also be made possible through carbon capture and storage technology. In the fall of 2014, Boundary Dam&#39;s No. 3 plant became the first plant in the world to successfully use carbon capture and storage technology. The facility produces 115 MW of energy and