Alberta has witnessed recent increases in energy rates across the province. However, Peace Power remains committed to its customers in Calgary by maintaining competitive rates. We take pride in keeping our margins low to ensure that you receive the best possible rate for your energy needs. To provide you with even more flexibility and control over your expenses, Peace Power offers month-to-month contracts, eliminating the burden of long-term commitments. This means you can adapt your energy plan to your changing needs without being locked into a fixed contract. For detailed information about our current rates and how we can help you manage your energy costs effectively, we invite you to explore our website. https://peacepower.ca/rates/
Several programs in Alberta, such as Energy Efficiency Alberta, offer rebates and incentives for energy-efficient appliances, home improvements, and renewable energy installations.
The AESO is a not-for-profit entity responsible for the safe, reliable, and economic planning and operation of the Alberta Interconnected Electric System.
If you’re having difficulty paying your energy bills, you can contact your energy provider to discuss payment arrangements or inquire about available financial assistance programs, such as the Alberta government’s Energy Rebate Program or the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program.
In Alberta, you don’t necessarily have to sign a contract with an energy retailer, but it often depends on the specific circumstances. As a consumer, you have the option to choose between a regulated rate provider or a competitive retailer for your electricity and natural gas supply. The regulated rate is a variable rate that changes month to month based on market conditions. Competitive retailers, on the other hand, offer a variety of fixed-rate contracts which could potentially save money if market prices rise. So, while signing a contract isn’t strictly necessary, it could provide price stability over the contract term. Remember to carefully read the terms and conditions before entering into any agreement. View our affordable rates, to get Alberta’s best utility rates and plans.
Typical components of an energy bill might include the cost of energy used, delivery charges, administration fees, and taxes.
A rolling blackout is a deliberate power outage that occurs when power companies intentionally cut off power to certain areas or regions to reduce the load on the power grid. Rolling blackouts are usually implemented during periods of high
