Delivering reliable, affordable and sustainable energy, on demand.
Newfoundland and Labrador is home to the Fischells Salt Dome, a rare geological formation with the potential to support large-scale underground salt cavern storage.
Combined with Atlantic Canada’s abundant wind and renewable energy potential, it creates an opportunity to develop long-term energy infrastructure capable of serving multiple strategic needs over time.
It begins with compressed air energy storage (CAES), using long-duration energy storage to help balance the grid, improve system flexibility, support renewable integration, and deliver reliable energy when it’s needed most.
At the heart of a world-class wind corridor, on the doorstep of Atlantic trade routes, Fischells Salt Dome will secure clean energy for generations to come making renewable energy reliable, dispatchable, and exportable.
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“From salt production to large-scale storage of power and fuels, we are turning one geological asset into a multi-purpose site.”
