Prairie Wind Boom: 28 GW National Target

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Fiscal & Economic Impact

Implementation Cost

$2.50B CAD

Direct government spending

Projected Economic Impact

+$0 CAD

4 variables affected across the causal graph

Projected Return

N/A

Economic return per dollar spent

Impact figures are simulation model outputs from the Ducklings causal engine (BFS cascade, 3-hop depth, strength-weighted edges). They represent projected effects, not real-world outcomes.

Medium-term (2–5 years)

Time Horizon

Not assessed

Implementation Risk

Epoch 16

Continuum Entry

Overview

Canada targets 28 GW of wind capacity, with Saskatchewan leading the prairie expansion from 900 MW to 2500 MW. Driven by falling turbine costs and provincial renewable portfolio standards. Wind energy becomes Saskatchewan's post-oil economic anchor.

Ducklings Simulation

This proposal is active in the Ducklings causal simulation (Epoch 16). The simulation models downstream effects using a BFS cascade engine with strength-weighted, time-delayed edges capped at 3-hop depth and ±25% per-hop limits. Cascade outputs are bounded by variable saturation thresholds.

Domain: Energy | Proposal ID: 53 | Series: Continuum

How to Engage

Discuss this flightplan in the Pond forum under Energy. Vote on adoption through Consensus. Adopted flightplans become projects with real-world implementation tracking.

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