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Kevin Adair

… and Chief Executive Officer Mr. Adair was appointed SaskEnergy’s President and Chief Executive Officer in August 2026.   He joined SaskEnergy in 2021 as Executive Vice President, Customer … 20 years of experience in both the public and private sectors and has held senior executive positions in the …

Owen Rice

Executive VP, Stakeholder Engagement, CLO & Corp. Sec.
Owen Rice leads SaskEnergy’s Legal, Strategic Communications, Regulatory Compliance, and Land functions. Mr. Rice holds both Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts degrees from the University of Saskatchewan. He began his legal career at a Regina-based law firm before serving as legal counsel at the Alberta Court of Appeal in Calgary. Since joining SaskEnergy in 2005, he has held progressively senior legal roles, gaining broad experience in areas such as purchasing, human resources, and corporate governance. He completed SaskEnergy’s Leadership Development Program in 2019 and earned a Certified...

Safety Sign Art Project

… Sign Art Project Promoting Safety through Indigenous Art At SaskEnergy, safety is a core value and a top priority. We … voices in our province and create authentic artwork, SaskEnergy collaborated with Jade Roberts , Indigenous educator and artist.  We recognize the success of creating a safe …

Start, Stop or Transfer Service

Moving? Let us know if you need to: Transfer your existing natural gas service account from one property to another Start a new natural gas service account if you're not a current customer Stop service if you no longer need natural gas on your property Go Online It's easy to inform SaskEnergy and other service providers within Saskatchewan of your residential address change when moving. Start, stop, or transfer your natural gas service online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with ExpressAddress. What you Need to Begin Two pieces of identification Your 11-digit SaskEnergy account number (if you're...

Working near Critical Infrastructure

Any work being done by municipalities or third-party contractors near critical infrastructure may require supervision by a SaskEnergy Technician. Critical infrastructure in this situation includes: All elevated pressure and PVC gas lines Intermediate pressure gas lines that are 4 inches or larger Medium pressure gas lines that are 6 inches or larger Other facilities deemed critical by SaskEnergy If your project will require supervision, you will be notified after the line locate is complete through the record of line locate, which will indicate 'Crossing Supervision'. Allow up to three working...

Residential Meter Install

SaskEnergy Network Members and Heating Contractors can book work orders for the installation of a new residential meter or on properties where gas service has been inactive for over one year.

Governance

Acting in the best interests of the public Corporate responsibility is critical for us as we meet Saskatchewan’s demand for energy. It is also important to our customers and the communities where we operate. SaskEnergy's corporate responsibility efforts start with our Board of Directors. The Board provides strategic leadership on initiatives and risks, including: environmental responsibility Indigenous relations stakeholder engagement community investment financial stewardship employee and public safety. SaskEnergy’s Board of Directors is committed to high standards of governance that are...

First Nations Furnace Replacement Rebate

… First Nations Furnace Replacement Rebate SaskEnergy is working with First Nations communities in … until March 31, 2027 for gasified communities** Read more about the Program Terms and Conditions.   *AFUE = Annual … you can select your preferred licensed gas contractor and begin the furnace replacement process. Once the …

Prosperity

Committed to the communities we serve We deliver safe and reliable energy to residents, businesses and industry to support our standard of living while considering our impact on the environment. Whether it’s stakeholder engagement during projects or emergency response programming and training, we know strong relationships are key to our success. Providing reliable energy to Saskatchewan Natural gas provides Saskatchewan with much-needed, reliable energy — particularly during some of the country’s most extreme weather. The amount of energy that SaskEnergy delivers to our customers is greater...

Non-Serviced Property

Getting gas to customers As part of our province-wide natural gas distribution system, gas lines can exist where there is no individual service. If your proposed work is on a property or parcel of land that does not have a natural gas service connection such as an alleyway, greenspace, ditch or unserviced lot, but gas lines are present, written permission is required to proceed. How to Proceed Request a line locate and review the record of locate once all the underground lines have been marked. Review the list of activities and allowable conditions related to your proposed work in SaskEnergy’s...

Book a Network Service

Please provide the following information. Your SaskEnergy Network Member will contact you to confirm a date and time that's convenient for you.

Planning a Dig Project

Follow a safe work plan Planning ahead is the first step to ensuring a successful outdoor project. Understanding the work area and the location of underground utility lines can save you time, money and help you avoid a dangerous situation. It’s your responsibility to ensure you are not digging or encroaching on natural gas facilities. Hitting a natural gas line, or creating an obstruction that doesn’t allow us to quickly access the gas line, can put you and your community at serious risk. Steps to Follow 1. Mark the Area Mark your project area with white flags, paint, chalk or surveyors tape...

Construction meets conservation: bird-friendly expansion at Prud’homme

For years, SaskEnergy's Prud’homme Compressor Station has been more than a hub for energy — it’s been a hidden sanctuary for nesting birds. “We've been managing nesting birds at the station for more than 10 years. There are several wetlands near the facility and the area provides excellent nesting habitat for migratory bird species,” says Ashley Syrgiannis, SaskEnergy's Manager of Environmental Assessment. “So, before our Prud’homme Expansion Project began, we approached our Operations team to see if they would be interested in some habitat enhancements.” As part of the Prud’homme Expansion...

Welcomed with open arms: experiencing the Treaty Four Powwow

A beautiful late summer day in the Qu’Appelle Valley set the stage for a powerful and heartwarming experience as 25 SaskEnergy employees, families and friends attended the Treaty Four Powwow in Fort Qu-Appelle on Saturday, September 20. For many, it was their first time attending a powwow and what they found was a space filled with warmth, pride, and community. “What stood out the most to me was how open and welcoming the space felt, not just in a physical sense, but emotionally and spiritually,” says Bonnie Favreau, one of the employees that attended. “Being there helped me realize that it...

Reinstall a Gas Line

You will need to reinstall a gas line if you have had it temporarily removed to complete a project, like building a garage or an addition to your home.

Remove a Gas Line or Meter

You may need to remove a gas line or meter if you are demolishing or removing a building. The following steps outline the process and estimated timelines.

Ways to stay safe when working above ground or below

Safety is a top priority at SaskEnergy. Whether you’re planting a tree or undertaking a major construction project, there are important steps to follow when working near underground utility lines, including our natural gas lines. Jesus Giraldo, a member of our Damage Prevention team, shares some tips to help keep you safe. “Every project should start with a safe work plan and include proper digging practices,” says Jesus. “Without them, you can experience delays, costly damage to utility lines and equipment as well as personal injury and even death. Ground Disturbance: Don’t mess around when...

Move a Gas Line or Meter

You may need to move a gas line or meter if you are building a garage or adding square footage to your home. The following steps outline the process and estimated timelines.

Careers

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