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Care and attention is important when shipping, receiving, transporting and storing natural gas meters. If handled incorrectly, physical or mechanical damage could result in a defective meter that is no longer accurate or reliable. SaskEnergy is required to follow the guidelines issued by Measurement Canada, an agency of the Federal Government. The option for contractors to disconnect our meters can continue by ensuring all guidelines are followed. By working together, we can provide a high level of service to our mutual customers in a safe and efficient way. Guidelines for Working with Natural...

To become a SaskEnergy Network Member, your business must meet the following requirements. These standards help ensure customers receive safe, reliable, and high-quality service. Be registered to operate in Saskatchewan Operate from a commercial location, and be able to display a SaskEnergy Network Member sign at your business location Carry a minimum of $2 million in general liability insurance Be in good standing with the Workers’ Compensation Board and be able to provide a Letter of Good Standing Have no outstanding accounts with SaskEnergy and remain in good standing throughout your...

Reducing our emissions from operations by 35% by 2030 As a provider of essential energy, we are committed to delivering natural gas and energy solutions responsibly to the residents, businesses and industries of Saskatchewan. SaskEnergy has set a challenging target to reduce our emissions from operations by 35 per cent, from 2019 levels, by 2030. Our roadmap SaskEnergy has three priority areas to align projects and activities that address our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the coming years. 1. Vent gas reduction About 25 per cent of SaskEnergy’s emissions come from venting — whether from...