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Supporting Vulnerable Peoples

Share The Warmth - Helping Communities Across Saskatchewan This Winter When winter temperatures drop, community organizations across Saskatchewan are often the first to respond. They provide warm meals, winter clothing, food hampers, shelter supports, mental health services and other programs that help people feel safe, supported and connected. SaskEnergy’s Share the Warmth program strengthens these efforts by providing grants of up to $1,000 to eligible charitable organizations for projects that address local needs. The program gives organizations the flexibility to respond to the unique...

Share the Warmth Grant Program

… that support vulnerable residents during the winter SaskEnergy is once again providing $100,000 in funding for … projects may apply. Applications should include information about how grant funds will be used and the impact the … there be any opportunities to promote or raise awareness about your project? If so, tell us how.  Additional Support: …

Getting the Site Ready for Service

Site Readiness Requirements To provide an accurate quote and keep the installation of natural gas service on schedule, your site must meet minimum requirements before completing an application form for new service. For changes to an existing service, ensure applicable Meter and Gas Line Route requirements are met before the scheduled service date. Project Type Standard Home Foundation and/or piles are in place Walls are up and backfill around the home is complete Lot is within 150 millimetres (6 inches) of final land grade Property pins are in place and visible A pressure treated meter board...

Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week: Beware of the Silent Killer

Halloween may be over, but something frightening could still lurk in your home. Invisible, odourless, and poisonous, carbon monoxide (CO) is known as the silent killer. “To save lives and prevent life-threatening emergencies, it’s important that we continue to educate people about the dangers of carbon monoxide and ways to avoid the buildup of this potentially deadly gas,” Minister Responsible for SaskEnergy Don Morgan said. “That’s why our government has proclaimed November 1-5 as Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week in Saskatchewan.” Earlier this year, the perils of carbon monoxide were driven...

Consequences of Hitting a Gas Line

Don't take chances! Safe digging and damage prevention is everyone’s responsibility. Getting a line locate is free but hitting a buried utility line is not. Ignoring the steps or rushing to get the job done can have serious consequences for you and people down the line. Having a safe work plan in place means everyone will make it home at the end of the day. Gas line contact can result in the following: Personal injury or death Equipment and property damage Loss of natural gas service and other essential services in the area Loss of construction time and lengthy project delays Environmental...

Homes Beyond Code - Home Builder Rebate

… Homes Beyond Code - Home Builder Rebate SaskEnergy has introduced the Homes Beyond Code Program to … in Saskatchewan and connected to natural gas Read more about the Program Terms and Conditions How to Participate: 1 … a copy of the building permit, are required to complete the SaskEnergy rebate application.  4 Submit your application …

The role of Gas Control in providing reliable energy for customers

SaskEnergy maintains nearly 90,000 kilometres of gas lines, including our transmission lines that connect to Alberta, Manitoba and the United States. This is how we import gas and transport it across the province to our customers. With a system that is more than 99.99 per cent reliable, our customers can count on us to provide the energy they need to heat their homes and run their businesses. Having the right amount of gas in place where and when customers need it is part of this reliability. Throughout the day and night, our Gas Control team keeps a close eye on our system and predicts where...

Share the Warmth’s impact felt across Saskatchewan

As cold weather returns to Saskatchewan, SaskEnergy is helping people stay warm — the Share the Warmth grant program is back. One group that received help last year is the Homeplate Shelter Coalition Corp. in Meadow Lake, which runs a shelter for people who don’t have a safe place to stay during the cold winter months. “One of our biggest challenges is securing the funds needed to operate the emergency shelter during the coldest months,” says Joanne Gislason, Board Chair of ML Homeplate Shelter Coalition Corp. “The Share the Warmth funding from SaskEnergy made a meaningful difference in our...
… impact felt across Saskatchewan Published Date Oct 2, 2025 Story Topic In the Community Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email Share As cold weather returns to Saskatchewan, SaskEnergy is helping people stay warm — the Share the … Shelter Coalition Corp. “The Share the Warmth funding from SaskEnergy made a meaningful difference in our work. It …

Heating Affordability Program

… 1999 Renters/rental properties are not eligible Read more about the program Terms and Conditions Meet the income … to verify furnace information and income. 3 Contractor Visit If all requirements are met during the verification process, SaskEnergy will provide a list of participating SaskEnergy …

Alarm saves Regina couple from carbon monoxide

Jim and Linda Dickenson decorate their heritage home to draw people from across Regina to be spooked there on Halloween night. But they were the ones to get a serious scare at home one summer evening. A colourless, odourless, and tasteless poison was drifting up from their basement and lingering near their second-floor bedroom, one that, over time, could send them to hospital — or even worse. Jim’s phone rang, surprising them while they watched a loud action movie. They were up on the third floor of their home that warm, dark evening. Their security company was calling. A presence had been...

Access My Account

Self-service, your way You can securely manage your account through SaskEnergy's easy-to-use online self-service options at anytime, anywhere. You'll want to sign in for this: Go paperless and reduce your environmental footprint Receive text or email notifications regarding your SaskEnergy account View your current and past billing information Pay your bill by credit card Sign up for the Equalized Payment Plan Sign up for automatic payment withdrawals through Pre-Authorized Payment Plan Better understand your natural gas usage Link multiple accounts to manage your bills for your cottage...

Appliances

Natural gas appliances are clean-burning, reliable and cost less to operate than other fuel options. Contact a SaskEnergy Network Member to increase the comfort of your home or business.

Board of Directors

Our Board of Directors provide general or overarching guidance and direction. They work with the Executive Leadership Team to develop and approve SaskEnergy’s strategic plan, annual operational budget and business plan. They participate in identifying business risks and overseeing the implementation of appropriate systems to achieve a balance between the risks and returns. Members also work on Board Committees to undertake work regarding the stewardship of the corporation. The scope of the Board’s power is set out in The SaskEnergy Act. All authority to manage the affairs and business of...

Business Rates

Effective as of October 1, 2023 Small Commercial The following rates apply if your annual gas consumption is less than 100,000 m 3. Full Service Basic Monthly Charge: $47.50 Delivery Charge: $0.0887 per m 3 Commodity Rate: $0.1264 per m 3 ($3.20/GJ) Delivery Service Basic Monthly Charge: $47.50 Delivery Charge: $0.0887 per m 3 Commodity Rate: Gas Retailer Contract Price Minimum bill amount is equal to the Basic Monthly Change. Other charges are applied to your bill as required. The Commodity Rate in dollars per cubic metre ($/m 3) may be converted to a rate in dollars per gigajoule ($/GJ) by...

Cory Frei

Executive VP and CFO
Mr. Frei leads all aspects of SaskEnergy’s finance, accounting, treasury, procurement and corporate support functions. He first joined SaskEnergy in 2009 and was appointed to his current role in 2024. As Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Frei brings leadership and experience from a number of previous roles in audit, finance and strategic planning, both internal and external to SaskEnergy. Mr. Frei holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Regina and is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA).

Employees roll up sleeves and lend a hand at Regina Food Bank

Every day, the Regina Food Bank helps about 500 families — and that number keeps growing. During the holiday season, the need is even greater, making extra help from volunteers essential. Recently, two groups of SaskEnergy employees spent time at the Food Bank, sorting and organizing food donations. For them, it was a chance to give back to the community and strengthen team connections. “The biggest takeaway for me was knowing that our efforts are directly helping those in our community. It felt good knowing that our small act of kindness was making a big difference to those in need,” says...

Encroachments

… Any temporary or permanent structures that extend onto a SaskEnergy Right of Way hinders our ability to gain access … our infrastructure or facilities. What is considered SaskEnergy infrastructure or facilities?  Regulators Shut-off valves Meters Gas lines, service lines and …

Gas Meter Safety

Stay safe and sound, above and below ground. Keep the area around the gas meter on your property clear, ensuring that SaskEnergy and emergency responders can access it easily and safely at all times. Protect the meter: Covering or altering the meter can cause it to stop working or malfunction, and can prevent access to it in an emergency situation. Using the meter to hang hoses, leashes or ropes causes wear and tear on the gas meter. Leaning objects against the meter like bikes or bins can make it difficult for SaskEnergy and its authorized contractors to respond quickly during an emergency...