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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.

Natural gas system outage in Melfort area

Early morning on Wednesday, January 10 th, 2018, SaskEnergy identified a significant pressure drop in its natural gas system near Melfort. As a result, approximately 4,500 customers in Melfort, St. Brieux, Kinistino and surrounding rural areas lost natural gas service to their homes and businesses. SaskEnergy technicians and operators immediately began working to address the issue as quickly as possible. By mid-morning, the source of the pressure drop was identified as a pipeline rupture of a high pressure transmission line between Weldon and Birch Hills. A SaskEnergy construction crew was...

Mark Guillet Appointed SaskEnergy President and CEO

… providing the energy Saskatchewan needs.” “It is an honour to be named SaskEnergy’s President and CEO. As a leader … the province, it is my intent that we continue to build on our vision of environmental sustainability and economic …

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.

Heat Pumps

Heat pumps are heating and cooling systems that operate by transferring heat from one location to another. They are designed to extract heat from indoor or outdoor air and provide cooling or heating to your home. There are a few factors to consider when purchasing a heat pump: The type of system available Your existing system Limitations due to Saskatchewan's climate How to prepare your home for installation Types of Heat Pump Systems Hybrid Heating Hybrid heating can be a more reliable and economical option for the Saskatchewan climate compared to an all electric system. It relies on an...

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.

Consequences of Hitting a Gas Line

… action Cost of damages including SaskEnergy’s time and resources to respond, repairs to the line, restoring service to … 1-888-700-0427 and 911. If there is a danger of fire call your local fire department.  Eliminate all sources of ignition and turn off all equipment, machinery, …

Staying Safe

… Safe Natural Gas Safety Detecting a Leak We add an odour to natural gas for a reason. Use your senses to determine if there is a leak. Gas Meter Safety Covering or altering the natural gas meter on your property prevents access during an emergency. Planning a …

Request a Safety Presentation

Let's talk safety We are committed to safety and look for opportunities to talk about it. Whether you’re a safety coordinator at a jobsite, a teacher, or a member of a community association, natural gas education is important to keep everyone safe. Topics available for discussion include: Damage Prevention (safe digging near underground infrastructure) Carbon Monoxide Detecting a Natural Gas Leak Send us a message outlining the details of your request. A SaskEnergy Representative will follow-up with you in 3-5 business days to discuss options and determine availability. Presentation...

Say it ain’t snow! SaskEnergy shares tips on staying safe this winter

… top three natural gas safety tips to keep you and your family safe from Old Man Winter. Sometimes you just need … causing snow and ice to build up in nooks and crannies. Your home’s exterior appliance vents are no exception. … qualified SaskEnergy Network Member online on SaskEnergy’s website . As a bonus, customers who book a Home Heating …

Carbon Monoxide

What you need to know Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odourless, colourless, tasteless and invisible gas that occurs through combustion, or the process of burning. Excessive amounts of CO will form when there isn’t proper ventilation or an adequate air supply. Most often, exposure to carbon monoxide occurs indoors. Any appliance that burns fuel can cause CO build-up, including fireplaces, gas stoves, water heaters, furnaces, grills, generators or car engines. CO poisoning can happen to anyone but some people are more susceptible than others. Elderly, infants and those with heart or respiratory...

SaskEnergy program offering free furnace tune-ups is back for another year

… on a first-come, first served basis so customers are encouraged to apply early. For homeowners to be eligible, their … Park, Esterhazy, Estevan, Eston, Foam Lake, Govan, Gravelbourg, Grenfell, Hague, Hudson Bay, Humboldt, Kindersley, … about TAP and how to apply is available on  SaskEnergy’s website . SaskEnergy delivers safe, reliable and affordable …

Map Data

… legislation. In the event the LICENSEE creates or obtains new data which is linked or associated with the Confidential … interests, and remedies intended to be created in favour of SaskEnergy. This Agreement is made in accordance with …