Saddlebrook Solar + Storage
A power project
The Saddlebrook Solar + Storage Project strengthens Alberta’s electricity grid by delivering reliable energy when Albertans need it most. When complete, it will operate as a combined solar power and battery storage facility. The project is being delivered in two phases, with Phase One now operational and Phase Two in development.
Completed in early 2024, Phase One focused on the solar facility, including installation of bifacial (double-sided) solar panels that can generate 81 megawatts of electricity—enough to power approximately 20,000 homes. The electricity produced flows into Alberta’s electricity grid through an on-site substation, helping meet growing energy demand across the province.
We’re now advancing Phase Two with the proposed Saddlebrook Solar Battery Storage project. The project will add battery storage capacity to provide grid support services as well as capture electricity generated by the solar facility when production is high and make it available when demand increases or solar generation is lower, further strengthening grid stability across Alberta.
Situated on TC Energy-owned land within the Saddlebrook Industrial Park in Aldersyde, Alberta, the project exemplifies our ability to connect communities to the energy they depend on. By investing in projects like this, we’re not just powering homes and businesses—we’re powering progress