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Doug Shaw

Chair, Human Resources and Safety Committee
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Mr. Shaw was appointed to SaskEnergy’s Board of Directors in November 2018 and he is Chair of the Human Resources and Safety Committee. He retired in 2016 from AMEC Foster Wheeler, a multinational engineering and project management firm, after more than 35 years of project services experience in the mining and petrochemical industries including project reporting, cost control, contracts administration, purchasing, document control, and construction management support. He held the position of Manager, Project Services, where he coordinated services for Engineering...

Lee Braaten

… Mr. Braaten (B. Comm, FCPA FCA, ICD.D) joined SaskEnergy’s Board of Directors in 2023 and he is Chair of the … managed the execution of strategic change and business transformation for the Saskatoon practice. Mr. Braaten previously served on …

Nola Joorisity

Member
Regina, Saskatchewan Ms. Joorisity (FCPA, FCA, CMA, ICD.D) has been a member of SaskEnergy’s Board of Directors since June 2013 and is a member of the Environmental, Social and Governance Committee. She holds a Fellow Chartered Professional Accountant, Chartered Accountant, Certified Management Accountant and Fellow Chartered Accountant designation and has a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Saskatchewan. She also obtained both her Chartered Director’s and Institute of Chartered Director's designations. She has worked as the Chief Financial Officer and Managing Director of Greystone...

Safety Sign Art Project

Promoting Safety through Indigenous Art At SaskEnergy, safety is a core value and a top priority. We are committed to the safety of the public through the promotion of messages such as ‘what to do if there is a natural gas leak’ and the importance of ‘digging safely’ near natural gas lines. To amplify Indigenous 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 community depends on collaboration and learning through the telling of stories. SaskEnergy is grateful for the...

Shannon Andrews

… of Directors Regina, Saskatchewan Ms. Andrews joined SaskEnergy’s Board of Directors in July of 2025, she is the Vice … After working as a Ministerial Assistant and Chief of Staff for various Ministers, Ms. Andrews served as Premier Scott Moe’s Chief of Staff for seven years — the longest serving Chief of Staff to a …

Sheldon Smith

… Sheldon Smith Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer Mr. Smith joined SaskEnergy in 2022 as the Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer. In this role, he is responsible for …

Snow and Ice

… Snow and Ice SaskEnergy’s natural gas equipment is designed to operate safely … around the meter, riser or exterior equipment vents.  Watch for melting snow from rooftops or leaky eavestroughs to … about how to clean the meter or cannot remove the ice yourself, contact us at 1-888-700-0427 . …

Suppliers

… Suppliers SaskEnergy's goal is to buy goods and services through a fair … to ensure the confidentiality of pricing and proprietary information. Maintain professional business relationships with … and Trade Agreement Registration Register on SaskTenders for SaskEnergy opportunities. For more information, contact …

Translate

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Safe Digging Awards

Recognizing Excellence The Safe Digging Excellence Awards recognize companies who consistently go above and beyond to demonstrate their commitment to safe excavation practices. Starting in 2025, the program highlights contractors who: Prioritize Safety Request underground line locates as part of project planning Prevent incidents that can lead to costly damage or serious harm Set the standard for the industry Why It Matters Heavy machinery is the number one cause of damage to natural gas infrastructure. Every year, preventable gas line hits put people, property, and essential services at risk...

Susan Barber, K.C.

… Barber (K.C., C.Dir.) has served as the Chair of the SaskEnergy Board of Directors since June 2013 and is a member of … law, achieving the King’s Counsel designation in 2008 for her exemplary service to the legal profession. She is … Awards” of the University of Regina Alumni Association, for her contributions to the University and to the Alumni …

Drones offer an eye in the sky

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a little of both?! It’s actually a drone equipped with a camera, and it has been providing SaskEnergy with several benefits over the last two summers. “Using a drone gives a bird’s eye view of our construction and reclamation work,” says Ashley Syrgiannis of our Environment & Sustainability team. “They are efficient from a time and cost perspective, and they allow us to make more informed environmental decisions.” Prior to a construction project, Ashley and her team use a drone to assist in environmental field surveys. “A drone can help get into areas that are...

Encroachments

Be aware of what's below ground when working above Any temporary or permanent structures that extend onto a SaskEnergy Right of Way hinders our ability to gain access in response to an emergency. These situations can cause long-term outages, damage to facilities and pose a risk to public safety. What is an encroachment? An encroachment happens when any item or structure, whether temporarily or permanently, extends over the Right of Way. This includes structures alongside, overtop or underneath our infrastructure or facilities. {"preview_thumbnail":"/_flysystem/azblob/styles/video_embed_wysiwyg...

Catching more (Ar)rays with additional solar power installations

In early 2023, SaskEnergy’s first net-metering solar installation at Town Border Station (TBS) 1 in southwest Regina began generating electricity from the 176 solar panels installed on site. Fast forward to today, and we now have eight sites with large-scale solar arrays capable of generating power! These installations are a vital part of our Roadmap to 35 Per Cent by 2030, which includes integrating more renewable energy into our operations. “As part of our Roadmap we're focused on reducing both our direct emissions from our operations and our indirect emissions related to electricity...
… Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email Share In early 2023, SaskEnergy’s first net-metering solar installation at Town … from the 176 solar panels installed on site. Fast forward to today, and we now have eight sites with … and our Swift Current office . While solar panel performance fluctuates throughout the day, and from season to …

Public Notice

SaskEnergy and SaskPower were recently notified by a third-party vendor of a cyber security incident involving one of its subcontractors. The vendor provides bill print and mail services to both utilities. A subset of billing records from April 2022 and January 2023 were accessed, which included customer information such as names, service and mailing addresses, outstanding balances, account numbers, and gas or power meter data. Following notification, SaskEnergy and SaskPower worked with the vendor, along with legal and external security experts, to conduct a thorough investigation. The...

Soaking up the sun to reduce emissions

In April 2025, SaskEnergy completed work on our eighth solar array installation, two years after the first large-scale solar power system was installed at one of our Town Border Stations in Regina. With all eight sites up and running, SaskEnergy has been turning the warmth of the sun into electricity — an important part of our plan to reduce the emissions from our operations by 25 per cent by 2030 (from 2019 levels). “These installations are a great example of putting our commitment to reducing emissions from operations into action,” says Jayson Domingo with SaskEnergy’s Environment and...
… Environment Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email Share A SaskEnergy employee stands in front of the solar panels … with lots of sunshine and clear skies, which is great for solar installations,” says project manager Kim Brogden. … "We’ve learned a lot about the type of site that works best for these installations,” says Travis Mayer, an Engineering …

Bill Estimator

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