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PACE Canada LP has proposed a 21.6MW utility-scale photovoltaic solar farm within the urban boundaries of Killam, Alberta. The proposed project would be built on 109 acres of cultivated land and the electricity produced will be connected to the FORTIS distribution network 25 kV which connects to the wider electricity grid through Sedgewick 137S.
The project is designed to include 42,024 bi-facial photovoltaic poly-silicon solar panels at 540Wp, and 6 SMA MV, 3650 kW inverters. The solar panels would be south-southwest facing and installed at a 29-degree angle on single-axis tracking supported by steel piles driven into the ground. The project would also include an access road, a small parking area for construction and a temporary laydown and storage area. The project area would be secured and enclosed with a six-foot chain link security fence with access points for maintenance and emergency response.
In Decision 28643-D01-2025, the Alberta Utilities Commission approves the application.
Further information about the proceeding is available through the AUC’s eFiling System under Proceeding 28643.
The eFiling System should be accessed to view the applications and the other documents the AUC will be considering in this proceeding. The system is also used to file submissions and evidence to participate in the proceeding.
To create an account, select “New account” and follow the steps to create a user ID and password. If you have any questions about how to use the system please contact us at info@auc.ab.ca or 310-4AUC.
Documents being considered in this proceeding can be found in the eFiling System (which requires log in). Once you have logged in, enter 28643 in the “go to” section at the top left corner of your screen.
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