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Get Energy

Name: Get Energy
Address: Fort McMurray, AB, CA
Telephone: 1-780-665-4771

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Family owned and Alberta Based! Get Energy is offering residential and commercial gas and electricity

10/16/2026

Alberta Energy Watch is up: three stories from this week, in plain language.

1. Winter Rules started October 15. Home electricity can't be fully disconnected until April 15, and natural gas protection starts November 1. The bill still comes due, so if you're behind, call your retailer now.
2. The Alberta Utilities Commission approved TransAlta's plan to rebuild the retired Keephills Unit 1 as an 829 MW natural gas plant, expected in service in late 2030.
3. Construction started on the 235 km Yellowhead natural gas pipeline into Alberta's Industrial Heartland, expected in service by late 2027.

What each one means for your home or business: https://getenergy.ca/alberta-energy-watch-october-16-2026/

Did you know about the Winter Rules before this week? Tell us in the comments.

10/14/2026

Thank you to all of our customers who have been recommending us lately! 💙

Over the past few weeks, a lot of new customers have told us a friend, neighbour or family member sent them our way. For a local company like ours, that word of mouth means more than any ad ever could.

We appreciate you, and we'll keep working to earn it.

— The Get Energy & Get WiFi team

10/11/2026

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours! 🍁

Thank you for trusting a local Fort McMurray company with your home's power, gas and internet. However you're celebrating this weekend, whether it's a full table or a quiet one, we hope it's warm, with good food and good people around you.

What's the one dish that has to be on your table? Tell us in the comments 👇

— Malcolm, Jenelle, & Family at Get Energy

10/09/2026

Alberta Energy Watch is up: three stories from this week, in plain language.

1. Edmonton City Council voted to raise the electricity franchise fee on EPCOR bills from 17.65% to 19.4% of distribution charges, starting January 1, 2027.
2. Canadian Utilities, the parent of ATCO Gas and ATCO Electric, agreed to merge with Emera. It still needs Alberta Utilities Commission approval.
3. Alberta stays on Alberta Time on November 1, so clocks won't fall back. Thermostats and block-heater timers that auto-adjust for daylight saving time may still try to.

What each one means for your home or business: https://getenergy.ca/alberta-energy-watch-october-9-2026/

Have you checked your thermostat's time setting yet? Tell us in the comments.

10/02/2026

Alberta Energy Watch is up: three stories from this week, in plain language.

1. The Alberta Energy Regulator's new outlook forecasts Alberta wholesale gas prices rising from $1.74/GJ in 2025 to $2.73 this year and $3.99 by 2035.
2. An 80 MW / 160 MWh battery is now running in Cypress County.
3. Edmonton is taking feedback until October 25 on a proposed data-centre district in the northeast.

What each one means for your home or business: https://getenergy.ca/alberta-energy-watch-october-2-2026/

Is your gas contract coming up this winter? Tell us in the comments.

09/25/2026

Alberta Energy Watch is up: three stories from this week, in plain language.

1. A $14-per-panel solar recycling fee starts October 1. Panels already on your roof aren't charged.
2. AESO has opened the first round of rule revisions for Alberta's Restructured Energy Market.
3. A 466 MW gas plant near Swan Hills is being re-pitched to power data centres.

What each one means for your home or business: https://getenergy.ca/alberta-energy-watch-september-25-2026/

Thinking about solar before October? Tell us in the comments.

09/18/2026

Alberta Energy Watch — week of September 14, 2026.

Three things that moved on Alberta's grid this week: the Alberta Utilities Commission denied a 1,400 MW gas plant proposed at Olds for a data centre, AESO's 2026 Long-Term Outlook is grappling with how much power large loads will need, and a solar-plus-storage project near Stettler applied to connect to the transmission system.

We've written up each one in plain language, with what it actually means for your bill: https://getenergy.ca/alberta-energy-watch-september-18-2026/

Which of the three matters most to you?

09/15/2026

New iPhone season. Our customers get a head start.

Get Energy customers can pre-order the iPhone 18 Pro through our TELUS partnership, take up to 30% off home services, and stack up to $15/mo in bundle credits. TELUS is also giving away an iPhone 18 Pro — no purchase necessary, closes Oct 31, 2026.

Code DCC10308 · details at getenergy.ca/telus/

What would you do with an extra $15 a month?

08/28/2026

The last long weekend of summer is in sight, and the bikes are still winning. 🚲

Backpacks, new shoes, hockey registration, the school supply list — the end of August adds up fast. It's a good time to look at the bills that quietly repeat every month too.

Our rates are on our site, plainly listed, no teaser pricing that jumps after a few months. If you've never checked what you're actually paying for power and gas, it takes about two minutes.

Enjoy the last stretch of sunshine, Alberta. The helmets stay on. 🦖

👉 getenergy.ca

08/24/2026

Heads up for Calgary natural gas customers: a line item on your bill is changing.

The Municipal Franchise Fee (MFF) is a charge set by The City of Calgary and collected on natural gas bills by whichever retailer you're with. Part of it is calculated using a fixed rate the City sets.

What's changing: that fixed rate goes from $3.15/GJ to $5.67/GJ effective January 1, 2027. In practice, the fee portion moves from roughly $0.35/GJ to about $0.63/GJ, on top of the cost of the gas itself.

Who it affects most: commercial and industrial customers located inside Calgary's franchise fee area.

This is a municipal charge, not a retailer charge, so it applies no matter who supplies your gas. We're sharing it because it's worth being aware of before it shows up on a bill in 2027.

If you're a business in the franchise fee area and want to share your view with the City, they've asked for comments at [email protected] on or before August 25, 2026.

Questions about what the lines on your gas bill actually mean? We're always happy to walk through it.
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