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At Peace Power, we’re a full-service utility provider, with all operations in Alberta. We provide natural gas at cheaper rates than the “big guys”, and are able to bundle your natural gas with our other utilities (Electricity and Internet). Tired of spending too much, not understanding your bill, or not being able to get help when you need it? Try Peace Power.
By consolidating the processing of your utilities bill, we are able to offer lower monthly administration fees and natural gas transaction rates compared to our competitors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Contact your local waste management or recycling center to inquire about proper disposal methods for gas appliances. Do not attempt to dispose of them yourself.
Usually, when we think of natural gas, we think of the kind that comes from underground and is not renewable. However, a type of natural gas called “biogas” can be renewable. Biogas is made from organic materials like plant waste or animal manure. When these materials break down, they produce gas that can be captured and used just like natural gas. This makes biogas a renewable resource because we can keep making more of it if we have organic materials.
Natural gas fireplaces are generally safe when they are installed and used correctly. They need to be well-maintained and checked regularly to make sure they are working properly. It’s important to have proper ventilation to avoid the buildup of harmful gases like carbon monoxide. Just like with natural gas stoves, it’s a good idea to have a carbon monoxide detector in your home if you use a natural gas fireplace. If you take good care of your fireplace and use it correctly, it can be a safe and cozy part of your home.
Natural gas is one of the best energy sources in the world, and it is also one of the cleanest. Burning natural gas produces far less pollution than burning coal or oil, and it is becoming increasingly popular as a result.
Natural gas and propane are not the same, but they are similar. Both are types of fuel that can be used for heating, cooking, and in some vehicles. The main difference is how they are stored and delivered. Natural gas is usually brought to homes through pipes, while propane is often delivered in tanks. Propane is also stored as a liquid, but natural gas is stored as a gas. They burn a bit differently too, so appliances made for natural gas usually can’t use propane, and vice versa.
Install carbon monoxide detectors near gas appliances and bedrooms. If the alarm sounds, evacuate immediately and contact emergency services.
As of now, the United States is the largest exporter of natural gas in the world. The U.S. has a lot of natural gas reserves and has increased its production and export over the years. Other big exporters include countries like Russia and Qatar. The amounts can change based on how much natural gas these countries produce and how much other countries need.
Estimates of Canada’s natural gas reserves vary, but the country has substantial reserves that are expected to last several decades or more. The exact duration depends on factors like production rates and consumption patterns.
Relighting a pilot light should generally be left to trained professionals. If the pilot light has gone out, contact a qualified technician who can safely inspect, relight, and ensure the proper functioning of the appliance.
To prevent carbon monoxide leaks, ensure that gas appliances are properly vented and regularly maintained. Install carbon monoxide detectors in your home, particularly near sleeping areas, and test them regularly to provide early warning of any potential CO leaks.
If you smell gas, you should leave the area immediately and call your energy company’s emergency line. Additionally, to reduce the risk of an explosion, you should open windows and doors to allow for ventilation. Do not turn on any lights or appliances or use your phone until you are a safe distance away.
Simply examine the figures on the gas meter’s face to read them and write them down. When recording the digits, make sure to include the decimal point. You can still read an older design meter in much the same way, although you must use dials instead of numbers.