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Gas Meter Safety

… Gas Meter Safety … Gas Meter Safety Stay safe and sound, above and below ground. Keep the area around … and emergency responders can access it easily and safely at all times.  Protect the meter: Covering … Gas Meter Safety …

Meter Handling

Care and attention is important when shipping, receiving, transporting and storing natural gas meters. If handled incorrectly, physical or mechanical damage could result in a defective meter that is no longer accurate or reliable. SaskEnergy is required to follow the guidelines issued by Measurement Canada, an agency of the Federal Government. The option for contractors to disconnect our meters can continue by ensuring all guidelines are followed. By working together, we can provide a high level of service to our mutual customers in a safe and efficient way. Guidelines for Working with Natural...

Network Membership Eligibility Requirements

To become a Network Member, the following eligibility criteria must be met by the applicant and their business: Is registered to carry on business in the Province of Saskatchewan; Has a minimum of $2 million in general liability insurance; Has the ability to display an exterior SaskEnergy Network Member sign at their place of business; Workers' Compensation Board Letter of Good Standing; Domestic or General Gas License through the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK); Fully complies with all laws and regulations, including those respecting safety, legal and environmental; and...

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...

Our People

Our people fuel our success Our more than 1,200 employees are key to our success. We are committed to providing a safe and engaging workplace to attract and retain a workforce that is able to meet the changing environmental and business landscape of tomorrow. Our personal safety, the safety of our teams and the safety of the public can never be compromised. It is our goal to see every employee go home safely at the end of each day. Strengthening our safety culture At SaskEnergy, it is imperative that a culture of safety is embedded into everything we do, each and every day. As part of this...

Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate

… be installed by a SaskEnergy Network Member or a Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK) Licensed Gas … equipment qualifies Must be a SaskEnergy residential customer Property is located in Saskatchewan Application … SMARTCOMFORT SURE TEMPSTAR THERMAL ZONE TRANE TUTTOKOOL WEATHERKING WEATHERMAKER YORK BY JOHNSON CONTROLS BLADEX …

Safety Sign Art Project

… Safety Sign Art Project … Safety Sign Art Project Promoting Safety through Indigenous Art At SaskEnergy, safety is a core value and a top priority. We are committed … Safety Sign Art Project …

SaskEnergy named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for fourth straight year

SaskEnergy is proud to be named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for 2026 by Mediacorp Canada Inc. Each year, organizations earn recognition as one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for creating outstanding workplaces that support and engage their employees. For Rebekah Renneberg, a Customer Service Representative at SaskEnergy, the company’s commitment to volunteerism is what separates SaskEnergy. Programs like Champion of Volunteers and Share the Warmth make it easy for employees to give back. “Everybody is encouraged to participate in volunteering, whether it's supporting community spirit or...
… and engage their employees. For Rebekah Renneberg, a Customer Service Representative at SaskEnergy, the company’s …

SaskEnergy threepeats as one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers

For the third year in a row, SaskEnergy is proud to be named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers. Awarded annually by Mediacorp Canada Inc., Canada's Top 100 Employers recognizes organizations that are leaders in providing exceptional workplaces for their employees. For Jeddalyn Nadeau, an Operations Technician in Saskatoon, getting the opportunity to advance her career in-house is what makes SaskEnergy a great place to work. Jeddalyn started at SaskEnergy as a Customer Service Representative, and had hopes of becoming an Operations Technician. With the guidance and support of other technicians...
… a great place to work. Jeddalyn started at SaskEnergy as a Customer Service Representative, and had hopes of becoming …

Services

… field crews arrive. Find out what you must do to ensure a safe and timely installation. Residential New Service Apply …

Share the Warmth Days bring communities together across Saskatchewan

At the end of January, on a cold and windy winter day, SaskEnergy kicked off this year’s Share the Warmth Days in Regina. The chilly weather made it the perfect time to offer warm drinks, essential winter items, and friendly smiles to people passing by. “Being able to offer a warm cup of coffee, along with essential items, while wishing someone a great day was incredibly powerful,” says Zahra Hosseinmardi, a SaskEnergy employee who volunteered at the Regina event. This is the second year of Share the Warmth Days, an initiative that highlights the important work of local organizations that...
… off this year’s Share the Warmth Days in Regina. The chilly weather made it the perfect time to offer warm drinks, …

'Starting in a good way': A pipe ceremony’s important role for a project

On a sunny day in June, a team of SaskEnergy employees met with an Indigenous Elder, consultants, and the Mayor of St. Louis, Saskatchewan. They wanted to begin a pipeline replacement project, occurring within village limits, with care and respect. Elder Calvin and his team from Fox Valley Counselling led a pipe ceremony for the group alongside the South Saskatchewan River — an important area to Indigenous and Métis communities. The ceremony took place near the buffalo monument in St. Louis, which holds deep cultural meaning. “We’re learning to recognize the importance of the land through...
… for forgiveness, blessing the work, and keeping our workers safe.” “This was one of the most meaningful pipe ceremonies …

Thermostats

… and personal heating and cooling preferences. Outdoor weather conditions are also a factor. It's all automatic …