We’re growing our operations and deepening our roots.
Our growth strategy is about more than expansion—it’s about shaping a resilient future. By scaling production, refining operations, and embracing innovation, we’re creating capacity that supports both our business and the planet.
We’re in this for the long-haul.
Our Growth Strategy represents a long-term commitment to continued operations in Saskatchewan, supporting local people, communities, and prosperity for decades to come. Our long-term plan is designed to increase production and create new opportunities over the next 20 years.
Ramp-Up Program
Our Ramp-Up Program is aimed at increasing production at Bethune mine toward 4 million tonnes per year. The program involves a series of projects over time to expand capacity across mining, processing, storage, and logistics to enable increased production.
We’ve broken ground on our first major projects with major construction activity picking up in spring 2026. From then until 2030 and beyond, there will be a steady construction effort to complete the projects required to meet our increased production target.
Secondary mining will serve as the principal method for scaling production.
Beneath the Surface: How We Unlock Critical Minerals
Together these videos showcase how we extract potash using two complementary approaches: primary solution mining and secondary mining.
Primary Mining
Secondary Mining
Our Energy Transformation
Cogeneration
Our cogeneration project is a strategic investment in cleaner, more efficient energy. By generating electricity and steam on-site, we’re increasing process efficiency and cutting emissions—supporting both our climate goals and the broader energy transition.
While the technology may be proven, our facility is designed with flexibility in mind. It lays the groundwork for future innovations like carbon capture, renewable energy integration, and even hydrogen use.
This foundational step positions us to support the K+S Climate Strategy with purpose and momentum.
Wicehtowak Renewable Power Project
George Gordon Developments Ltd. (GGDL) is establishing a solar project near our facility. This will be the first Indigenous-owned solar project of its kind in Saskatchewan’s mining sector.
Through Wicehtowak Solar, K+S will purchase more than 60,000 megawatt hours of cleaner power each year to for our operations at the Bethune mine.
We’re proud to support this partnership and continue exploring responsible ways to bring more renewable power to our operations.
Benefits
As we optimize our operations, we’re creating lasting value, not just for the potash industry, but for people and communities across Saskatchewan. Our growth is designed to deliver long-term benefits close to home.


