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Edmonton Raises Its Electricity Franchise Fee to 19.4%: What It Means for Your Power Bill
Electricity rates in Edmonton are about to move again. On October 6, Edmonton City Council voted 8–5 to raise the electricity distribution franchise fee from 17.65% to 19.4%, effective January 1, 2027. Major commercial entities—such as high-rise office towers, large non-profits, and entertainment complexes—face average monthly increases estimated at nearly $10,000 ($120,000+ annually). Post-secondary institutions are among the hardest hit, bracing for increases approaching $
5 days ago


Back to Business in September 2026: Protecting Your Bottom Line with 8760 Expense Management!
Discover September’s key business insights with 8760 Expense Management: enterprise energy strategies, credit card fee optimization, tech news, and more.
Oct 2


8760 Small Business Energy Program: October 2026 Commercial Electricity and Natural Gas Rates
Competitive energy retailers give businesses more options beyond the default regulated rate. Different contract terms and pricing options allow business owners to choose an energy plan that aligns with their preferences and needs. Compare Alberta small business electricity and natural gas rates from 8760. Rates start at 7.68¢/kWh and $4.08/GJ, with new 2-year fixed-rate options.
Oct 1


8760 Home Energy Program: October 2026 Electricity and Natural Gas Rates
Looking for competitive electricity prices in Alberta? The 8760 Home Energy Program gives Alberta households more choice and transparent fixed-rate options for electricity and natural gas. Compare Alberta electricity and natural gas rates from 8760. Rates start at 6.98¢/kWh for electricity and $3.28/GJ for natural gas, with new 2-year options.
Oct 1


Fixed or Floating Energy Rates: What Every Alberta Energy Consumer Needs to Know
Whether you run a large commercial operation, own a small business, or manage a household budget, this article is for you. Alberta's deregulated energy market gives every type of consumer — large commercial, small business, and residential — the same fundamental choice: fixed or floating rates. Understanding the difference is the first step to making an informed decision, no matter the size of your energy bill.
Sep 16


Residential Electricity and Natural Gas Rate Update – September 1, 2026
Home Energy Program fixed electricity and natural gas rates updates as of September 1, 2026. Electricity from 7.08¢/kWh | Natural Gas from $3.28/GJ
Sep 3


Regulated Services vs. Competitive Contracts | Alberta Energy Rates Update (August 2026)
Do you know the difference between the Rate of Last Resort (Regulated Services) and a Competitive Contract In Alberta's deregulated energy market, these represent your two main choices—differing in price stability, contract flexibility, and rate control. By switching to a competitive contract, you gain more choices regarding terms, products, and prices.
Aug 5


What is your energy procurement strategy? Gain strategic control over your commercial energy expenses!
8760 works closely with large commercial energy clients to understand their operational requirements and build tailored procurement strategies. Even if you are currently locked into a contract, we add immediate value by planning ahead—analyzing market conditions, preparing renewal strategies, and negotiating with energy retailers at the optimal time. Whether your strategy calls for fixed, floating, or blended pricing, we help you plan with absolute confidence.
Jul 20


Excellence in Utility Bill Management—The 8760 Way: Energy Programs for Large Commercial & Small Businesses
8760 has been a trusted energy expense management partner for Alberta businesses for over 20 years. We build long-term relationships with our clients, delivering data-driven solutions in utility bill management. By leveraging the collective volume of over 30,000 energy sites managed in our portfolio, we negotiate stronger energy pricing through aggregated buying power. We are proud to serve as the dedicated energy partner for over 140 Tim Hortons franchises in Alberta.
Jul 13


The 8760 Home Energy Program is extending our lowest electricity rate of 7.08 ¢/kWh and natural gas rate of $3.78/GJ through the month of July!
Great news for Albertans! The 8760 Home Energy Program is extending our lowest electricity rate of 7.08 ¢/kWh and natural gas rate of $3.78/GJ through the month of July! This is your ultimate time to lock in our lowest rates of 2026. Do not miss out on these midsummer!
Jul 7
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