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SaskPower and SaskEnergy apply for rate adjustments

Average $4.30/month increase for homeowners for 2016 SaskPower and SaskEnergy will be applying to the Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel (SRRP) in two separate applications to adjust their rates. The simultaneous applications will allow customers the opportunity to budget for utility bills going forward. SaskPower is requesting a rate increase of five per cent effective July 1, 2016 and five per cent effective Jan 1, 2017. The average residential customer will pay an additional $6 per month in 2016 and $5 per month in 2017 on their electricity bills, if the increases are approved. "We understand...

SaskPower and SaskEnergy launch Energy Efficiency Discount program

This fall, SaskPower and SaskEnergy are offering instant in-store savings on the purchase of select energy-efficient products across the province. The program will run until November 26, 2023, or while supplies last. Customers are eligible for discounted prices on specialty LED lightbulbs, complete LED light fixtures, lighting controls and smart thermostats at over 60 retailers around Saskatchewan. “SaskPower understands that affordability is a top concern for many of our customers, and we’re committed to helping them reduce their power use and lower their power bills,” said Rhea Brown...

Say it ain’t snow! SaskEnergy shares tips on staying safe this winter

Winter has officially begun! People are staying inside to escape the cold, and furnaces, heaters and other fuel-burning appliances are running more often. Here are SaskEnergy’s top three natural gas safety tips to keep you and your family safe from Old Man Winter. Sometimes you just need to vent: Keep outdoor vent openings free of frost, ice and snow. Saskatchewan winters can be windy, causing snow and ice to build up in nooks and crannies. Your home’s exterior appliance vents are no exception. Blocked vents can cause appliances to malfunction, but they can also have much more deadly...

Service Fees

The fees listed below may appear on your bill depending on your circumstances or the status of your account. These fees reflect the current amounts outlined in SaskEnergy's Terms and Conditions of Service Schedule. This is not a complete list of all possible fees and may change at any time. Billing & Payment Service Customer Rate Classification(s) Fee During Business Hours Late Payment All Rate Classifications 2% interest rate per month, or 26.82% per annum Return Payment All Rate Classifications $40.00 for each returned payment Dispute Resolution All Rate Classifications $50.00 for each...

Service Fees 2

The fees listed below may appear on your bill depending on your situation or the status of your account. They reflect the current amounts outlined in SaskEnergy's Terms and Conditions of Service Schedule. This list does not include every possible fee and charges may change at any time. How much for I pay for natural gas? Learn about the rates and charges related to the cost of supplying and delivering to you. Billing & Payment Service Customer Rate Classification(s) Fee Late Payment All Rate Classifications 2% interest rate per month, or 26.82% per annum Return Payment All Rate Classifications...

Service Technician Qualifying Position

Learning in the Field The Service Technician Qualifying Position (STQP) is an entry-level field position that allows you to train under the guidance of an experienced Service Technician. Participation in the two-year internal program is the first step to becoming a fully qualified Service Technician that works in the installation, operation and maintenance of our natural gas facilities. What is STQP? {"preview_thumbnail":"/sites/default/files/styles/video_embed_wysiwyg_preview/public/video_thumbnails/ZLtx-UKl138.jpg?itok=cV-oU-7k","video_url":"https://youtu.be/ZLtx-UKl138","settings":{...

Services

Need to request a new service connection or change an existing gas line? Complete an online application and review our guidelines to prepare your site for service installation.

Setting Commodity Rates

Natural gas prices can fluctuate The commodity rate is the Gas Consumption Charge on your bill. SaskEnergy follows the regulatory standard practice to recover the cost of natural gas sold to customers without any markup. As a utility, we should not incur a profit or a loss on the sale of natural gas. As natural gas prices fluctuate, the cost of buying natural gas each month varies. Because we don't know the total cost of gas for a particular period of time, SaskEnergy uses a Gas Cost Variance Account (GCVA) to balance the changes in costs and revenues over time. This approach helps provide you...

Severe Weather

Nature can be unpredictable Severe or unforeseen weather has the potential to impact natural gas service to your home or business. While our system is designed to operate in extreme conditions, nature can create situations that go beyond anyone’s control.

Sheldon Smith

Executive VP and CIO
Mr. Smith joined SaskEnergy in 2022 as the Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer. In this role, he is responsible for aligning and delivering operational and strategic information technology solutions and roadmaps for SaskEnergy. Mr. Smith has more than 25 years of experience in leadership roles across various Saskatchewan Crowns including SaskPower and SaskTel. Mr. Smith holds a Bachelor of Science degree and an Advanced Diploma in Information Technology.

Snow and Ice

SaskEnergy’s natural gas equipment is designed to operate safely in Saskatchewan’s temperatures. However, heavy snow, ice buildup, or unsafe snow removal can damage our facilities and increase the risk of a gas leak or disruption to service. To ensure the natural gas equipment remains operating when you need it the most, we recommend the following: Keep the meter, regulator and shut-off valve free of snow and ice. Do not use a snow plow or snow blower near the meter or riser. Avoiding pushing or piling the snow around the meter, riser or exterior equipment vents. Watch for melting snow from...

Social Media Guidelines

Social Media Participation Terms of Use Our goal of participating in social media is to give you, our customers, partners and community, the opportunity to better engage with us and to help you understand SaskEnergy as a Crown corporation and community supporter. References to SaskEnergy in this document includes SaskEnergy and all its corporate affiliates. We’re here to inform, engage and assist where possible, while working to ensure our channels are the best place for you to get the information you need. Our social media channels – Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube —...

Staff connect with Indigenous culture in SaskEnergy’s first sweat lodge

Attending a sweat lodge for the first time can be a powerful experience. Just ask Kendra Lovas, an employee at SaskEnergy in Regina. “At first, it was hot and dark, my heart was beating fast, and I felt like my skin was burning,” says Kendra. “After the first break, I wasn’t sure if I would go back in, but I told myself that I needed to give it a chance, and I’m glad I did. It was a great experience.” SaskEnergy is committed to building meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities. One way we have done this is through hosting feasts and pipe ceremonies. This was the first time...

Start, Stop or Transfer Service

Moving? Let us know if you need to: Transfer your existing natural gas service account from one property to another Start a new natural gas service account if you're not a current customer Stop service if you no longer need natural gas on your property Go Online It's easy to inform SaskEnergy and other service providers within Saskatchewan of your residential address change when moving. Start, stop, or transfer your natural gas service online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with ExpressAddress. What you Need to Begin Two pieces of identification Your 11-digit SaskEnergy account number (if you're...

Staying Safe

Natural gas is the safest and most reliable energy source when treated with care. Getting a line locate, proper work planning and hand digging are important steps to keeping you safe.

Students

Co-operative Education We are here to support you in enhancing your resume while gaining valuable work experience in your field of study. Co-op positions start in January, May or September for four month terms, with the opportunity for an extension. To be eligible, you must enroll in the Co-op Program at your post-secondary institution offered through: University of Saskatchewan University of Regina Saskatchewan Polytechnic Summer Work Experience Our Summer Student Program provides a valuable work experience and allows you to earn some money over the summer break. We hire Summer Students in a...

Supplier Code of Conduct

Doing business responsibly matters 1. General 2. Applicaibility 3. Compliance Monitoring and Reporting 4. Supplier Conduct Standards 5. Labour 6. Health & Safety 7. Confidentiality and Data Protection 8. Land Rights 9. Environment 1. General SaskEnergy’s supply chains play an important role in ensuring operational integrity, safeguarding the reliability of our facilities, and helping maintain affordable natural gas for our customers. The Suppliers Code of Conduct (“Code”) outlines the expectations of SaskEnergy Incorporated and its subsidiaries (“SaskEnergy”) regarding the practices of its...

Suppliers

SaskEnergy's goal is to buy goods and services through a fair competitive process. As responsible Environmental Stewards, we often include conditions that promote and encourage environmental sustainability. Our Policy Conduct the procurement of all goods having a value of $25,000 (CDN) or greater. Conduct the procurement of all services having a value of $100,000 (CDN) or greater. Ensure Best Value. We follow the guidelines and standards outlined by the Crown Investment Corporation (CIC) in the Crown Sector Procurement – Best Value Procurement Policy. We structure and conduct practices to...

Supporting the first responders who protect Saskatchewan

SaskEnergy is committed to supporting first responders throughout Saskatchewan. Since 2009, we’ve been a proud sponsor of the Saskatchewan Association of Fire Chiefs Conference. Operations Manager Al Acton spoke at this year's event in Swift Current, bringing greetings on behalf of SaskEnergy. “Firefighters are vital to the safety of communities throughout the province,” Al says. “SaskEnergy employees and firefighters are both involved in fires and natural gas incidents. So, it’s important to maintain a positive relationship with firefighters. Safety is the number one priority for all of us.”...