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Alberta Energy Delivery Charges: Is Your Business Paying More Than It Should?
In Alberta, Delivery Charges (transmission and distribution) are separate from the actual commodity cost of electricity and natural gas. These charges cover the infrastructure required to transport power from generating facilities to your meter. While distribution rates themselves are regulated, how your facility is classified and billed might not be optimized.
Oct 13


Jesse Kruper Represented 8760 at ACCA 2026: Supporting Alberta’s Continuing Care Community
8760 at ACCA 2026: Energy & Cellular Management for Continuing Care!
At 8760, we supporting our partners means more than attending an event. We help organizations make the complex simple by identifying opportunities to optimize their operating expenses.
Oct 8


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


Commercial Electricity Costs: Energy Management vs. Energy Audit — What Alberta Businesses Actually Need?
Utilities are a significant part of business operating expenses. Many businesses in Alberta may be overpaying for electricity and natural gas without knowing it. How can you identify where you may be overpaying and build an effective energy management strategy to optimize your bottom line? Let 8760 guide you through the complexity of your energy bill and identify potential savings opportunities.
Sep 25


Energy Delivery Charges Are Regulated — So Why Are So Many Alberta Businesses Overpaying?
Most Alberta businesses believe that regulated energy delivery charges on their utility bills are set in stone. At 8760, we say: “Delivery charges may be regulated, but that doesn't mean they're optimized.” We have a proven track record of saving our clients millions of dollars collectively on the regulated portion of their utility bills.
Sep 10


Energy Efficiency: Modern trend or real savings opportunity for business?
"Energy efficiency requires massive upfront investment with no measurable results." This is one of the most common myths in the business world. This is where 8760 Energy Efficiency services stand out in the market. While others try to sell you expensive equipment like solar panels right out of the gate, we start by gathering and analyzing data to understand where you currently stand.
Aug 20


Commercial Electricity Management for Large Commercial Businesses in Alberta
When was the last time you reviewed your commercial electricity and natural gas rates? 8760 Helps Businesses in Alberta Save on Energy Expenses
“We are looking at nearly $200,000 in savings over four years in our energy consumption bills, and $12,000 annually for the life of our buildings on our distribution and transmission charges”. - The Evergreens Foundation
Jul 28


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


Is Your Business Overpaying on Energy Delivery Charges. Hidden Costs You Need to Know
At 8760, we help Alberta businesses better understand and optimize the bottom portion of their energy bills which typically covers delivery charges— with no pressure and nothing but valuable insights.
Jun 2
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