When deciding whether to lock in your utility rate, it’s important to carefully evaluate your options to ensure you choose the best plan for your needs and budget. In Alberta, you have three main options for purchasing electricity and natural gas utilities: The Default Regulated Rate Option (RRO)...
Alberta has made significant strides in adopting green energy in recent years – a transition that reflects a global shift towards sustainable power sources. For residents of Alberta, understanding green energy plans is crucial, not just for environmental reasons, but also for potential cost...
Energy delivery charges on your utility bill consist of two main components: transmission and distribution charges. Let’s look at them in further detail. These fees are associated with the cost of transporting electric energy from generating facilities to distribution utility substations. This...
The Federal Fuel Charge in Alberta is a hot topic in Canada's energy conversation. Implemented as part of the federal government's climate action plan, this charge is a component of the broader carbon pricing strategy. The gist is simple: by putting a price on carbon emissions, the government aims...
