Saturn Power Inc
140 Foundry Street , Baden, Ontario, Canada

Saturn Power is an independent power producer based in Baden, Ontario, with additional offices in Turkey and the United States. We engineer, own and operate a series of solar, wind and energy storage projects throughout the world.    Saturn Power was born from the vision of two farmers in 2007. Their cumulative experience and history have provided the company with a unique understanding of the needs of farming communities while entrenching the value of hard work into our internal culture.  Our determination, knowledge and agility enable us to customize each project to suit the specific needs of each stakeholder.

What We Do

We support the development of sustainable energy infrastructure by collaborating with communities, governments, and commercial and industrial businesses to ensure that each project is both financially viable and environmentally sustainable over the long-term.    Saturn Power is striving to support a sustainable world through our dedicated work in building green energy projects that will provide a source of clean, renewable energy for generations. In addition, we have begun to foster an internal culture of sustainability in our offices that seeks to build on our progress in the renewable industry.

Our Vision Statement

  To create a sustainable environment for future generations, by advancing the use of clean energy.

Our Mission Statement

  To develop, design, build and operate renewable energy generation and storage facilities. We aim to do so while providing rewarding career opportunities for our employees and rewarding returns to our investors.

In providing turnkey solutions, as a developer and independent power producer, we manage:

• Ownership, operation and maintenance of facilities

• Financial structuring and strategic capital

• Negotiation of Power Purchase Agreements

• Adherence to municipal requirements

• Utility connection agreements

• Project commissioning

• Engineering, procurement, and construction

• Site identification and negotiation of land agreements

• Regulatory permitting

• Developing and maintaining supplier and sub-contractor relations

• First Nations and Indigenous consultation and partnership

• Fostering responsible community relations through dynamic engagement

• Global Adjustment mitigation