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

Meta announced a $13-billion AI data center project in Sturgeon County, just northeast of Edmonton. A new report by the Pembina Institute projects that between 2027 and 2031, residential electricity bills in Alberta could rise by $267 to $462 per year (a 15% to 25% increase) due to grid pressures. For at least its first year of operation, the data center will draw power directly from the Alberta electricity grid—using almost as much power as the city of Calgary.

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.

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!