PotashWorks 2021

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Above: The Saskatchewan potash sector accounts for approximately 30 per cent of world production and directly employs approximately 5,000 people. Left: The new Potash Production Tax Regulations, 2020 will offer incentive tax credits of 40 per cent of eligible expenditures for qualified R&D projects and approved market development programs. Photos provided by the Government of Saskatchewan.

Amended potash regulations

seek to attract new innovation and investment The Government of Saskatchewan

to attract and foster new, sustain-

tions and look forward to provid-

has amended The Potash Produc-

able advancements in our province’s

ing long-term economic benefit to

tion Tax Regulations, 2020, which

world-class resource sector.”

the Saskatchewan community while

will improve opportunities in the potash sector, particularly for junior producers, around innovation and

Qualified R&D projects must demonstrate improved production efenvironmental

Adds Giles Hellyer, president of BHP Canada Inc., “We welcome the

The regulations will offer incentive

employees and mine operations, or

amendments that recognize innova-

tax credits of 40 per cent of eligible

develop new and improved potash

tion and believe such incentives can

expenditures for qualified R&D proj-

products. Companies must devel-

benefit the Saskatchewan potash

ects and approved market develop-

op new markets or expand existing

industry as it strives to pioneer new

ment programs. The amendments

ones to be eligible for market devel-

developments that enhance worker

will allow companies to take full ad-

opment credits.

safety and environmental protec-

vantage of the credits by removing expiry dates and enhancing eligibility requirements.

mitigate

ership.”

impacts, reduce physical risks to

research and development (R&D).

ficiency,

demonstrating real-world ESG lead-

“We are very pleased to see clear leadership

with

respect

to

the

tions, as well as efficiency and productivity.”

amendments to the Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan potash sector

“These changes will promote the ex-

Potash Production Tax Regulations,”

accounts for approximately 30 per

pansion of Saskatchewan’s potash

said Mike Ferguson, Gensource Pot-

cent of world production and di-

sector and ensure that our province

ash Corp. president and CEO. “The

rectly employs approximately 5,000

remains the preferred jurisdiction in

amended regulations dovetail with

people. Full-year potash sales for

which to pilot innovative technolo-

the leadership in innovation that

2019 reached 12.3 million tonnes–the

gies,” said Energy and Resources

Gensource is deploying at its Tu-

second highest on record–with sales

Minister Bronwyn Eyre. “As we move

gaske project. Gensource welcomes

expected to reach a record of nearly

into economic recovery, we want

the amendments to the regula-

14 million tonnes in 2020. s

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PotashWorks Marketplace

1min
page 117

Trust the experts: IWL Steel Fabricators

4min
pages 108-109

Littelfuse and Epitron help Newmont Mining improve operations and safety

3min
pages 106-107

Westpro Machinery

3min
pages 100-102

of fabrication excellence

3min
pages 103-105

Driving innovation in Saskatchewan potash

3min
pages 94-95

Cavex 2 hydrocyclone increases volumetric capacity up to 30 per cent

4min
pages 92-93

in the potash industry

3min
pages 88-91

Building better tomorrow: Graham’s Indigenous partnerships

2min
pages 86-87

Properly identifying root causes assures successful material and dust containment

3min
pages 84-85

mining industry: JA Tech Inc

3min
pages 80-81

Growing versatility: NRT sows seeds of progress

4min
pages 82-83

in compaction technology

3min
pages 78-79

the potash industry

4min
pages 76-77

Delivering a successful project: Belterra

4min
pages 70-71

Environmental Services

4min
pages 64-65

When you need more with less: Maximize customer value with CMI

3min
pages 72-73

Fletcher transport vehicles to help provide safer and more efficient work environment

2min
pages 66-67

Fill the Mill”: How effective analytics will drive productivity and reduce costs

3min
pages 62-63

Integrated project delivery: The devil you don’t know

3min
pages 60-61

Sensor-based sorting for potash operations

4min
pages 58-59

SIMSA had a plan, so how did we do?

4min
pages 54-57

below) the ground up

3min
pages 50-51

Cando: Keeping potash on track

2min
pages 48-49

Derrick screens raise potash and phosphate recovery, reduce cost

3min
pages 52-53

The CODC: Investing in Saskatchewan’s workforce to service the potash industry

1min
pages 46-47

IMII’s Alternative Energy Systems for Saskatchewan’s potash producers

2min
pages 42-43

concept of the three-legged stool

2min
pages 44-45

Jansen digital strategy shapes our future

6min
pages 38-41

Croatia Industries: Customized manufacturing when you need it most

2min
pages 34-35

Moving potash to market

5min
pages 30-33

Amended potash regulations seek to attract new innovation and investment

2min
pages 28-29

Teamwork benefits the mining industry

2min
pages 26-27

Looking back at 2020: A year in the potash industry

8min
pages 20-25

Scott Moe

3min
pages 12-13

Shayna Wiwierski

1min
pages 10-11

Energy and Resources, Bronwyn Eyre

2min
pages 14-15
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