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 $

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.

"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.

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

Most commercial clients focus primarily on the top portion of their energy bill—the raw commodity rates. However, significant savings opportunities are often hidden inside the regulated portion of your bill: the delivery charges. While you cannot shop for a "better delivery rate" for natural gas and electricity, these delivery charges are regulated but may not be optimized. We save millions annually for our clients through delivery charge reviews.

Delivery charges on a utility bill can account for up to 60% of your bottom line. Large commercial businesses know that delivery charges are regulated, but many don't realize that those charges may be not optimized. At 8760, we look far beyond standard electricity and natural gas rates. Our energy expert team leverages over 20 years of market experience to review entire utility bills and uncover hidden savings opportunities for our clients.

8760 goes beyond the price per kWh. We provide total transparency into the whole bill including margins and fees retailers charge, giving you absolute control over your utility strategy. Strategy + Control = Optimization. Experience the 360 degree approach to energy management.