Cost Comparison Tool.

Cost Comparison Tool.

Compare rates and retailer products based on either your actual consumption or estimated consumption. Depending on what you choose, the end result is delivered costs. See your results in as little as 60 seconds.

Where do you need your energy?

Are you looking for information about your Home, Small Business, or Farm? Please choose below.

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Energy options for single family dwellings, and separate households for domestic purposes only (not for home businesses).
Energy options for commercial sites operating small businesses. Generally, the operating demand must be less than 75KW or consumption less than 5000kWh per month, depending on your distributor.
Energy options for farming operations located in a rural area.

Do you have a recent Electricity or Natural Gas bill on hand?

We'll give you estimated costs for your options based on your own usage. If you don't have a recent bill, we'll provide estimated costs based on the Alberta average, which is calculated using statistics from the Market Surveillance Administrator.



Average electricity bill estimates for farms assume consumption in each of the farm, grain drying, and irrigation rate classes.



Average natural gas bill estimates for farms assume seasonal consumption for irrigation purposes only.

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Enter your Site ID on your Electricity or Gas bill

Your Site ID is like an address for your meter. It helps us find options available in your area. Look for a 13-digit number typically found on the second or third page of your bill. See an example.

Your site ID can be found on your bill. See example.

Sample recent bill

Your Site ID is like an address for your meter. It helps us find options available for your area. Look for a 13-digit number typically found on the second or third page of your bill. See an example.

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Enter your city/town to find a list of options available in your area.

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Energy options differ depending on your location. Try starting over and entering in your location using your site ID, city/town, or postal code to see your area's results.

Note: You may be in a territory served by a Rural Electrification Association (REA) or a Natural Gas Co-Op. Please contact a Mediation Officer for assistance.

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Enter your usage on your bills

Usage is the amount of energy you consume. It varies from property to property and can depend on your house size, number of occupants, type of heating, use of things like hot tubs and air conditioners, types of appliances and more. To get the most accurate rate comparison, enter your own usage from a recent bill. Look for it on the second or third page of your bill. Electricity is shown as kWh (kilowatt-hours) and natural gas is shown as GJ (gigajoules). See an example.

Your usage can be found on your bill. See example.

Sample recent bill

Your Site ID is like an address for your meter. It helps us find options available in your area. Look for a 13-digit number typically found on the second or third page of your bill. See an example.

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