Pipeline Online Podcast

Saskatchewan Minister of Crown Investments Corp and SaskPower Jeremy Harrison joined hosts Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre on Jan. 24 to discuss the future of power generation in this province. In mid-January Harrison visited Coronach and Estevan and told about 1,000 coal workers that instead of shutting down our coal-fired power generation fleet by 2030, according to federal regulations, instead a serious look would be taken at rejuvenating that coal fleet and operating it for decades to come. If carried out, this will be one of the most consequential policy decisions made by the provincial government in decades. It will have local, provincial, national and international consequences. The discussion goes deep into why the provincial government is looking at something that was considered all-but-dead until this announcement. 

Chris Simeniuk of PayScore.ca joined Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre for Episode 4 of the Pipeline Online Podcast, originally broadcast on Feb. 24. The discussion focused on slow-pay and no-pay of accounts receivables.
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Chris Simeniuk of PayScore.ca joined Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre for Episode 4 of the Pipeline Online Podcast, originally broadcast on Feb. 24. The discussion focused on slow-pay and no-pay of accounts receivables.
Check it out at https://payscore.ca/
(c) 2025 Pipeline Online Ltd.
https://pipelineonline.ca/

Saskatchewan Minister of Crown Investments Corp and SaskPower Jeremy Harrison joined hosts Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre on Jan. 24 to discuss the future of power generation in this province. In mid-January Harrison visited Coronach and Estevan and told about 1,000 coal workers that instead of shutting down our coal-fired power generation fleet by 2030, according to federal regulations, instead a serious look would be taken at rejuvenating that coal fleet and operating it for decades to come. If carried out, this will be one of the most consequential policy decisions made by the provincial government in decades. It will have local, provincial, national and international consequences. The discussion goes deep into why the provincial government is looking at something that was considered all-but-dead until this announcement. 

Saskatoon energy lawyer Chad Eggerman joins Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre for an in depth discussion on wind power generation. Landowner rights are a key consideration for Eggerman, who has represented both landowners and renewable power companies. While a lot of people are saying no to wind projects, Eggerman feels landowners should have the right, and ability, to say yes, as he does for other energy projects. If wind projects get turned away, will pumpjacks be next?

Saskatoon energy lawyer Chad Eggerman joins Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre for an in depth discussion on wind power generation. Landowner rights are a key consideration for Eggerman, who has represented both landowners and renewable power companies. While a lot of people are saying no to wind projects, Eggerman feels landowners should have the right, and ability, to say yes, as he does for other energy projects. If wind projects get turned away, will pumpjacks be next?

Pipeline Online is Saskatchewan's Energy News. This is the inaugural episode of the Pipeline Online Podcast, hosted by Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre, former Saskatchewan Minister of Justice/Attorney general and Minister of Energy and Resources. The guest is Eric Cline, former Saskatchewan Minister of Finance, Minister of Industry and Resources, and author of Squandered: Canada's Potash Legacy. The topic is royalties, particularly for potash, but also oil and lithium. Should they ever be changed to get a better deal? And what happens when you do mess with the formula? 

Pipeline Online is Saskatchewan's Energy News. This is the inaugural episode of the Pipeline Online Podcast, hosted by Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre, former Saskatchewan Minister of Justice/Attorney general and Minister of Energy and Resources. The guest is Eric Cline, former Saskatchewan Minister of Finance, Minister of Industry and Resources, and author of Squandered: Canada's Potash Legacy. The topic is royalties, particularly for potash, but also oil and lithium. Should they ever be changed to get a better deal? And what happens when you do mess with the formula?