Current Projects

Our Solar Footprint Is Growing One Project at a Time

CNH Industrial – Phase One

A 400 kW, 1000-panel ‘behind the meter’ installation whereby all the electrical energy produced is used on site.

CNH Industrial – Phase Two

A 392 kW DC expansion to our existing installation at the CNH Industrial plant in Saskatoon.

Radiance Cohousing

A 126-panel, 37.8-kilowatt rooftop system at Radiance Cohousing.

Wolf Willow Cohousing

120 panels providing 36 kilowatts of direct current electrical generation capacity for the common areas at Wolf Willow Cohousing.

Ness Creek Festival Site

A 132-panel, 44.88-kilowatt ground-mount solar power system at the Ness Creek Festival site.

Haskamp Street Project

An 80-panel 22.4-kilowatt rooftop solar system in partnership with Montgomery Agencies.

Landfill Gas Generating Station Project

A solar demonstration site developed in partnership with the City of Saskatoon and Saskatchewan Polytechnic.

Two Twenty

Our first installation features a 90-panel solar system with a total direct current generation capacity of 27.5 kilowatts.

Our 10 Year Impact:

Annual electricity use of Saskatchewan households offset

Cumulative kWh of clean energy generated

Cumulative tonnes of GHG offset

(estimated, as of February 2026)

Calculation source: SaskPower 2024-25 Annual Report, NSBA Carbon Calculator

Since launching our first solar array at The Two Twenty in 2016, SES Solar Co-op has expanded to include 9 installations across the province, including CNH Industrial (Phases I & II), Radiance Cohousing, and the City of Saskatoon Landfill Gas Project and our latest project at Affinity Credit Union on 8th Street East in Saskatoon. Together, these projects have a generating capacity of more than 900 kW of clean energy, allowing us to offsetting over 700 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions annually.

Each site is a testament to what community ownership can achieve. Explore our interactive map to see how our members are building a brighter, low-carbon future.