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SaskEnergy wins three national awards for environmental innovation

SaskEnergy’s commitment to innovation and the environment has been recognized by the Canadian Gas Association (CGA), the voice of Canada’s natural gas delivery industry. SaskEnergy won three Environmental Stewardship Awards at the CGA’s inaugural Energy Nexus event in Vancouver, a forum on the growing role of gaseous energy, such as natural gas, in Canada. Two of the awards were for innovations by SaskEnergy in reducing emissions and the third recognized superior performance in SaskEnergy’s operating practices. “I am thrilled that SaskEnergy’s commitment to innovative, environmentally...

SaskPower and SaskEnergy launch Energy Efficiency Discount program

This fall, SaskPower and SaskEnergy are offering instant in-store savings on the purchase of select energy-efficient products across the province. The program will run until November 26, 2023, or while supplies last. Customers are eligible for discounted prices on specialty LED lightbulbs, complete LED light fixtures, lighting controls and smart thermostats at over 60 retailers around Saskatchewan. “SaskPower understands that affordability is a top concern for many of our customers, and we’re committed to helping them reduce their power use and lower their power bills,” said Rhea Brown...

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

Winter has officially begun! People are staying inside to escape the cold, and furnaces, heaters and other fuel-burning appliances are running more often. Here are SaskEnergy’s top three natural gas safety tips to keep you and your family safe from Old Man Winter. Sometimes you just need to vent: Keep outdoor vent openings free of frost, ice and snow. Saskatchewan winters can be windy, causing snow and ice to build up in nooks and crannies. Your home’s exterior appliance vents are no exception. Blocked vents can cause appliances to malfunction, but they can also have much more deadly...

Service Fees

The fees listed below may appear on your bill depending on your circumstances or the status of your account. These fees reflect the current amounts outlined in SaskEnergy's Terms and Conditions of Service Schedule. This is not a complete list of all possible fees and may change at any time. Billing & Payment Service Customer Rate Classification(s) Fee During Business Hours Late Payment All Rate Classifications 2% interest rate per month, or 26.82% per year Return Payment All Rate Classifications $40 for each returned payment Dispute Resolution All Rate Classifications $50 for each application...

Services

Need to request a new service connection or change an existing gas line? Complete an online application and review our guidelines to prepare your site for service installation.

Serving the community at Saskatoon’s Friendship Inn

Every day, the Saskatoon Friendship Inn welcomes people who need a hot meal, a safe place to go and a sense of community. As more people turn to the organization for help, volunteers play an important role in supporting its work. Recently, six SaskEnergy employees spent an afternoon volunteering at the Friendship Inn. They helped with the busy lunch service and donated food and personal care items. The Friendship Inn serves hot, nutritious meals every day of the year, providing up to 2,000 meals daily. During busy meal times, volunteers help prepare and serve food, clean tables and keep the...

Setting Commodity Rates

Natural gas prices can fluctuate The commodity rate is the Gas Consumption Charge on your bill. SaskEnergy follows the regulatory standard practice to recover the cost of natural gas sold to customers without any markup. As a utility, we should not incur a profit or a loss on the sale of natural gas. As natural gas prices fluctuate, the cost of buying natural gas each month varies. Because we don't know the total cost of gas for a particular period of time, SaskEnergy uses a Gas Cost Variance Account (GCVA) to balance the changes in costs and revenues over time. This approach helps provide you...

Severe Weather

Nature can be unpredictable Severe or unforeseen weather has the potential to impact natural gas service to your home or business. While our system is designed to operate in extreme conditions, nature can create situations that go beyond anyone’s control.

Shannon Andrews

Vice Chair
Regina, Saskatchewan Ms. Andrews joined SaskEnergy’s Board of Directors in July of 2025, she is the Vice Chairperson and a member of the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Committee. Currently a Principal at Upstream Strategy Group, a government relations and public affairs consultancy, she has more than 20 years of experience working within the Government of Saskatchewan. 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 Premier at the...

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...

Share the Warmth Grant Program

The Share the Warmth program provides grants for charitable organization who can offer warm clothing, shelter or food services to help our province’s most vulnerable citizens manage our harsh prairie.

Share the Warmth’s impact felt across Saskatchewan

As cold weather returns to Saskatchewan, SaskEnergy is helping people stay warm — the Share the Warmth grant program is back. One group that received help last year is the Homeplate Shelter Coalition Corp. in Meadow Lake, which runs a shelter for people who don’t have a safe place to stay during the cold winter months. “One of our biggest challenges is securing the funds needed to operate the emergency shelter during the coldest months,” says Joanne Gislason, Board Chair of ML Homeplate Shelter Coalition Corp. “The Share the Warmth funding from SaskEnergy made a meaningful difference in our...

Share the Warmth recipient brings counselling to rural communities

For many youth and families in rural Saskatchewan, accessing mental health support is not as simple as booking an appointment. Travel distances and financial pressures can stand in the way of getting help. That’s why Bring2Life Creative Counselling created the On-The-Go Mobile Counselling Program. It's designed to remove barriers to care. The program brings counselling services directly to rural communities across Saskatchewan. "The On-The-Go program meets individuals and families where they are," says Angela van den Heuvel, Executive Director of Bring2Life. She says it can be hard accessing...

Share the Warmth Returns to Help Community Organizations Support Residents This Winte

Across Saskatchewan, local organizations play a vital role in helping people stay warm, fed and supported through the winter — and SaskEnergy’s Share the Warmth program is returning to help make that work possible. The program offers grants of up to $1,000 to charitable organizations and community groups that assist vulnerable residents during the winter months. Eligible projects include meal programs, winter clothing initiatives, food hampers, shelter supports, and mental health services. “Share the Warmth is about more than helping people stay warm through the winter. It assists community...

Sharing culture and traditions at "Mini Mosaic"

SaskEnergy employees came together at our head office in Regina to celebrate the diverse cultures and traditions represented within our company at “Mini Mosaic” on May 21. Hosted by SaskEnergy’s Joint Diversity and Inclusion Committee, the annual event is an opportunity for employees to create booths sharing information about their unique cultures, through food, music, art and fashion. "Mini Mosaic is a cornerstone event at SaskEnergy that celebrates the rich diversity within our organization, fostering a sense of unity and belonging among employees. This event emphasizes our commitment to...

Sheldon Smith

Executive VP and CIO
Mr. Smith joined SaskEnergy in 2022 as the Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer. In this role, he is responsible for aligning and delivering operational and strategic information technology solutions and roadmaps for SaskEnergy. Mr. Smith has more than 25 years of experience in leadership roles across various Saskatchewan Crowns including SaskPower and SaskTel. Mr. Smith holds a Bachelor of Science degree and an Advanced Diploma in Information Technology.

Signing with WESK as a Charter Champion

SaskEnergy is proud to be the latest Charter Champion for Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan (WESK), a non-profit organization dedicated to helping women entrepreneurs start, develop and grow their businesses. Mark Guillet, SaskEnergy President and CEO, recently sat down with Miram Johnson – CEO, WESK, to officially sign the Saskatchewan Women Entrepreneurship Charter, highlighting SaskEnergy’s commitment to contributing to a more inclusive business community in Saskatchewan. “At SaskEnergy, we recognize that a representative workforce is key to our success and, in partnering with WESK as a...