Saskatchewan is currently ranked the #7 province in the country for installing a solar power system, but scores as the best province for sunlight levels. Saskatchewan has the highest potential to produce solar energy in all of Canada, receiving more solar irradiation than any other province or territory!

According to data from Natural Resources Canada, the average solar system in Saskatchewan can produce 1330kWh of electricity per kW of solar panels per year.

Here is how much an average solar system can produce each month, as well as the solar irradiance potential map for Saskatchewan:

This yearly average decreases as you move north and east in the province and increases as you move south and west. For example, a 1kW solar system in:

Saskatoon would produce about 1,350 kWh/yr
Regina would produce about 1,361 kWh/yr
Prince Albert would produce about 1,300 kWh/yr
Moose Jaw would produce about 1,363 kWh/yr
Lloydminster would produce 1,278 kWh/yr