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Alberta’s government is making electricity more affordable by protecting Albertans from spikes in prices and helping them be more informed about their options.

"(Local access fees) remain the only lever the city can pull to support Calgarians during Alberta's soaring energy costs in the future," a city report reads.

“(Local access fees) remain the only lever the city can pull to support Calgarians during Alberta’s soaring energy costs in the future,” a city report reads.

When it comes to utilities in Alberta, what is the regulated rate option (RRO), what other types of plans are offered, and why should consumers care?

When it comes to utilities in Alberta, what is the regulated rate option (RRO), what other types of plans are offered, and why should consumers care?

When it comes to utilities in Alberta, what is the regulated rate option (RRO), what other types of plans are offered, and why should consumers care?

CJUC first hit the airwaves in early 2003

About 1.9 million homes, farms and small businesses can expect a $50 credit on each of their electricity bills for July through December, to a total of $300. But the exact timing of the credit depends on a customer's specific billing cycle.

Join CBC host Judy Aldous and local experts to get your utility bill questions answered. Power and heat; rates and consumption — it's not too late to lock in or improve home efficiency. Summer is peak power season in Calgary.

$1,500 electrical bill nearly made Enmax customer fall with heart attack Hugo Paiz says hes gotten the run around, been laughed at, and spent countless hours worrying about his finances during his nearly year-long dispute with Enmax over his January, 2020 bill which saw his electricity charges spike from a typical $80 per month to $1,527.28. Social Sharing Hugo Paiz says he got the run around for a year before Enmax admitted to making a mistake Posted: Jan 21, 2021 7:08 AM MT | Last Updated: J...