Best Energy Companies in Saskatchewan, Canada
The 32 best Energy companies in Saskatchewan, Canada in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Saturn Oil + Gas.
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$8.2b in tracked funding; 81% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.
Ranked: Best Energy companies in Saskatchewan
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Saturn Oil + Gas Canadian oil and gas producer focused on light oil asset development 50Funding top 31%Tech top 37%News top 38%Growth top 42% All 7 signals ▾Fundingtop 31% Techtop 37% Newstop 38% Growthtop 42% Talentbottom 49% Marketbottom 44% Globalbottom 36% Funding: Raised $72.9M across 9 rounds · 9 rounds over 8 yrs (1.1/yr) Tech: 30 technologies across 5/8 capability areas · Cloud: Azure rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 50/100 | $73M | 29 mo ago | Public | John Jeffrey Chairman & CEO | 2001 | WordPressPleskApple iCloud Mail+27 | — |
| 2 | ROK Provider of light crude oil services | $51M | 55 mo ago | Funding Raised | — | 2015 | WordPressPleskMySQL+12 | — |
| 3 | Stampede Drilling Provider of contract drilling services for the energy sector | $24M | 107 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2011 | WordPressApple iCloud MailMicrosoft 365+24 | — |
| 4 | Royal Helium Oil and gas exploration and production company | $22M | 34 mo ago | Acquired | Andrew Davidson President and CEO | 2008 | — | — |
| 5 | Firesky Energy Exploration and production of Conventional Oil and Gas | $9M | — | Series A | Warren Waldegger CEO & President | 2010 | — | — |
| 6 | Sun Country Well Servicing Provider of Class II & III mobile and free-standing oil well service rigs | $3M | 172 mo ago | Seed | Tony Hodges President & CEO | 2009 | — | — |
| 7 | Prairie Clean Energy Producer of wood pellets and transform agricultural waste into renewable biomass fuel | $561K | 21 mo ago | Seed | Trevor Thomas Founder | 2020 | WordPressMySQLPHP+26 | — |
| 8 | Seaqualize Developer of wind energy projects | $411K | 67 mo ago | Seed | Edouard Schinkel Founder & CTO | 2014 | Node.jsTailwind CSSReact+17 | — |
Top 10 Energy companies in Saskatchewan
#1
Public · Saskatoon, Saskatchewan · founded 2001 · 107 employees$72.9Mraised▾
Canadian oil and gas producer focused on light oil asset development. This company develops low-decline, long-runway assets. Its strategy includes acquisitions of complementary opportunities to expand per-share metrics. The company aims to increase reserves, production, and cash flow while maintaining a strong return on invested capital. Operational focus includes production optimization and strategic deleveraging to improve per-share metrics and generate strong netbacks. The executive team possesses extensive experience in oil and gas production and value creation.
- May 2024Post IPO$1.5M
- Feb 2024Post IPO$37M
- Jan 2023Post IPO$5.3M
- Jul 2022Post IPO$400.3K
#2
Seed · Regina, Saskatchewan · founded 2020$561.3Kraised▾
Producer of wood pellets and transform agricultural waste into renewable biomass fuel
- Jan 2025Seed$381.3K
- Jul 2023Grant (prize money)$180K
#3
Acquired · Saskatoon, Saskatchewan · founded 2008 · 1 employees$22.5Mraised▾
Oil and gas exploration and production company
- Dec 2023Post IPO$3.8M
- Jan 2023Post IPO$5.5M
- Oct 2022Post IPO—
- Dec 2020Post IPO$4.8M
#4
Funding Raised · Regina, Saskatchewan · founded 2015 · 27 employees$51.4Mraised▾
Provider of light crude oil services
- Mar 2022Conventional Debt$51.4M
#5
Public · Regina, Saskatchewan · founded 2011 · 2 employees$17.4Kraised▾
Kingsland Energy explores and develops light oil reserves in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba. Also, operates conventional light oil projects, land, and mineral lease.
- Dec 2024Post IPO$17.4K
#6
Acquired · Estevan, Saskatchewan · founded 2011 · 23 employees$24Mraised▾
Provider of contract drilling services for the energy sector. It offers drilling services using a fleet of telescopic double and triple drilling rigs, suitable for various formations. The company emphasizes safety, collaboration with clients, and operational efficiency in its service delivery. Its experienced field staff and high-quality equipment contribute to its position in the industry. A focus on operational excellence and reliability is central to its business model.
- Nov 2017Post IPO$20M
- Oct 2017Post IPO$307K
- 2012Post IPO$3.7M
#7
Series A · Estevan, Saskatchewan · founded 2010 · 14 employees$9.2Mraised▾
Fire Sky Energy's is engaged in developing conventional oil and gas reserves in Saskatchewan and south-west Manitoba. The company is focused on defined, low-risk oil resources.
- Series A$9.2M
#8
Seed · Estevan, Saskatchewan · founded 2009$3.3Mraised▾
Provider of Class II & III mobile and free-standing oil well service rigs. This company provides these rigs to oil and gas operators. Safe operations and quality service are integral to its operations. A signing bonus is offered to new hires.
- 2012Seed$1M
- May 2010Seed$2.3M
#9
Seed · Hague, Saskatchewan · founded 2014 · 12 employees$410.8Kraised▾
Developer of wind energy projects
- Mar 2021Seed$410.8K
#10
Seed · Saskatoon, Saskatchewan · founded 2019 · 3 employees—raised▾
Manufacturer of solar panels intended to offer custom-designed solar products. The company offers lightweight, rigid, and scratch-resistant structural solar panels that can be molded to any shape, enabling customers to get solar panels that are designed to seamlessly integrate with trailers, sailboats, vehicles, and more.
- Apr 2022Seed—
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