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Education

… Scholarships Each year, SaskEnergy sponsors hundreds of community events and programs throughout Saskatchewan. In …

Energizing conservation efforts in the Southwest Sandhills

SaskEnergy is proud to renew our commitment to support the conservation work of Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) in the Southwest Sandhills of Saskatchewan. SaskEnergy has pledged $75,000 over the next three years to the NCC. The support will fund stewardship, conservation planning, and partnerships that help sustain the unique species and habitats found in the Southwest Sandhills of Saskatchewan. “We're incredibly grateful for SaskEnergy's ongoing support of our conservation work in the Southwest Sandhills," says Kristen Martin, NCC's Conservation Science and Planning Manager in...
… Published Date May 7, 2024 Story Topic Environment In the Community Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email Share SaskEnergy …

Federal Carbon Tax

… April 2019 → $20 per tonne ($0.0391 per cubic metre) April 2020 → $30 per tonne ($0.0587 per cubic metre) April 2021 → …

Grant Greenslade

… was appointed to SaskEnergy’s Board of Directors in November 2018 and is a member of the Audit and Finance …

No Heat

… are expecting no heat for a short period of time, keep a tap open and let water run slowly.  If you are expecting a longer duration, shut off your water main. Drain all taps and flush toilets. Be sure to keep a reserve of …

Indigenous Engagement

… foundation to foster innovation now and in the future.  Community Investment and Education We support organizations …

Lee Braaten

… for various organizations, including the Saskatoon Community Service Village, United Way of Saskatoon and Area, …

Milad Alishahi

… and agricultural claims. In addition, he is active in the community, having previously served on the Board of …

Nola Joorisity

… School of Business at the University of Regina. An active community member, she currently serves on a number of boards …

Our People

… tabletop exercises, and safety-related collaboration with community and industry partners. Providing a rewarding …

Planning a Dig Project

… us to quickly access the gas line, can put you and your community at serious risk. Steps to Follow 1. Mark the Area … project area with white flags, paint, chalk or surveyors tape on small wooden stakes. By ‘white lining’, you help our … make it difficult to see white flags, paint or surveyors tape. Please use black flags, paint or chalk to outline your …

Rekindling long-ago customer connection a career highlight for employee

A quarter century ago, our construction crews were a main attraction for children spending their summers at Kenosee Provincial Park. SaskEnergy employees worked for several summers to extend gas service to cabins in the area in the late 1990s. “Some kids, you couldn’t get rid of them. They’re pointing and looking; the parents want to go, but the kids want to stay and see us work,” says Dale Staudt, a Crew Lead with our southern Saskatchewan Construction team. “We would stop and explain what we were doing and show them. We’d stand back with the parent and watch one of our guys dig. For a small...

Request a Safety Presentation

… coordinator at a jobsite, a teacher, or a member of a community association, natural gas education is important to …

Residential New Service

Complete this application if you are requesting natural gas service for an individual lot within one of the following locations: Farm Acreage Resort Urban Community First Nation Before You Begin Refer to our site readiness requirements to ensure you are ready for SaskEnergy to provide a quote. Gas load details are required to process your request. Consumption details in BTU/HR or M3/HR can be found on the equipment, through the manufacturer, or by contacting your mechanical contractor. If you live on a farm or acreage, you must receive an online estimate before you submit a request for service...

Safety Sign Art Project

… and artist.  We recognize the success of creating a safe community depends on collaboration and learning through the …