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SaskEnergy Commodity Rate Decrease Approved

SaskEnergy has received approval to decrease its commodity rate effective November 1^st, 2007, to $6.57 per gigajoule (GJ), which translates to $0.2459 per cubic metre (m³).

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Residential Rates
Effective November 1, 2007

For customers consuming up to 660,000 m3 annually who purchase their natural gas and delivery service from SaskEnergy:
Rate Class		Applicable To:	Rate Code	Basic Monthly Charge ($)	Delivery Charge ($/m3)	Gas Consumption Charge ($/m3)	Gas Consumption Charge ($/GJ)
Domestic:
		Residential and Cottages	G01	12.50	.0710	.2459	$6.57
		Farm and Agricultural (0 to 10,000 m3/yr)	G17	14.05	.0710	.2459	$6.57

Minimum Bill:	Basic Monthly Charge
Taxation:	Any taxes, levies or surcharges which may be lawfully imposed by or at the request of any municipal, provincial, or federal authority will be charged to the customer as required.
To convert $ per m3 ($/m3) to $ per Gigajoule ($/GJ) divide by 0.03744*.
Example: $0.2459 ÷ .03744 = $6.57/ GJ
* forecasted heating value at time of commodity rate application

For customers consuming up to 660,000 m3 annually who receive delivery of their natural gas from SaskEnergy but who purchase their natural gas from a supplier other than SaskEnergy:
Rate Class		Applicable To:	Rate Code	Basic Monthly Charge ($)	Delivery Charge ($/m3)
Domestic:		Residential and Cottages	B01	12.50	.0710
		Farm and Agricultural (0 to 10,000 m3/yr)	B17	14.05	.0710

Minimum Bill:	Basic Monthly Charge
Taxation:	Any taxes, levies or surcharges which may be lawfully imposed by or at the request of any municipal, provincial, or federal authority will be charged to the customer as required.

As part of its commitment to provide Saskatchewan residents with the lowest-cost bundle of utilities in Canada, the Government of Saskatchewan has prepared a cross-Canada comparison of annual residential heating bills. This comparison is contained in the following excerpt from the Crown Investments Corporation's 2005 Basic Utility Bundle Review, conducted by Meyers Norris Penny.
Rate Charge Explanation - Gas Cost Variance Account Explanation The National Energy Board provides Canadian consumers with information on natural gas pricing and factors affecting pricing.