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A utility easement is a section of private land where a utility company is granted access rights to install and maintain utility lines. This can include electric, gas, water, and sewer lines, as well as communication lines like phone or cable. The utility company doesn’t own the land but has the right to use this part of the property for the specific purpose outlined in the easement agreement. The property owner cannot build structures or plant trees within the easement area that would interfere with the utility’s access.

You can transfer your rate with you to your new location. Just give us 10 business days’ notice that you are moving, provide us with your new location’s address for electricity, natural gas, and/or internet and we’ll take care of the rest. With Peace Power, you never have to worry about your utilities during a move.

Here are a few reasons to switch to Peace Power:

– We help you save money

– Alberta is our home and we are proud to support local jobs and the local economy

– We are dedicated to providing the best possible service to customers with uninterrupted services and customer service reps based in Alberta

– Our team is always available for questions or problems you may have

Other advantages include no hidden fees and no contracts. Save today by making the switch to Peace Power!

Yes! Subject to any existing contract terms you have with Shaw, there is no penalty for you as the customer to transfer your services from Shaw to Peace Power. Make the switch to Peace Power and get the same great high-speed internet at a better rate.

A time-of-use rate is a rate structure in which the cost of electricity varies based on the time of day. Typically, rates are higher during peak usage hours and lower during off-peak hours.