Two things you pay for

We cover both sides of your energy bill, in every province where they apply.

Electricity

Who generates it, who delivers it, what you pay, and whether you can choose a retailer. From Alberta's open market to the hydro provinces with the lowest rates in North America.

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Natural gas

Where gas is available, who distributes it, and how it pairs with electricity for heating — including dual-energy setups in cold-winter provinces. Find your gas utility and emergency line.

Find your gas utility

Can you choose your supplier?

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The single biggest thing to know about your province. It falls into one of three buckets.

Deregulated · 1

You choose the retailer

A competitive market — you pick who sells you the commodity on a fixed or variable contract. In Canada, that is Alberta.

Alberta
Hybrid · 1

A regulated default, plus choice

Most households stay on a regulated default price, with an opt-in competitive layer for those who want it. In Canada, that is Ontario.

Ontario
Regulated · 11

One utility, set rates

A single (usually Crown-owned) utility serves you and a regulator sets the price. No supplier to shop — your levers are usage, rate options and rebates. Everywhere else.

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What do you want to do?

Jump straight to the task you came for.

Compare offers

Where you can actually shop, and how to read a quote.

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Switch supplier

The step-by-step in the one province where you can.

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I just moved

Get power and gas on at a new address, fast.

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Read my bill

Every line on a Canadian energy bill, in plain English.

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Find my distributor

The wires or pipes company for your address.

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Report an outage

Live outage map and who to call when the power goes out.

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Going solar

How micro-generation and export credits work.

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Lower my bill

Rebates, rate options and the levers that actually move it.

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Browse by province & territory

Open the full map

Thirteen energy hubs, one per jurisdiction.

Popular plain-English guides

No jargon, no regulatory filings — just clear answers. Each province has its own full library.

Alberta
How to switch energy retailers in Alberta
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British Columbia
How the BC Hydro stepped rate works
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Quebec
Dual energy in Quebec: Rate DT explained
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Alberta
Setting up utilities when you move
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Alberta
How solar micro-generation works
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British Columbia
How to lower your BC energy bill
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Why CallMePower

Independent, plain-spoken and built for households — not for a utility.

Free & independent

No paywall, no sign-up to read. We are not your utility and have nothing to sell you.

Province-accurate

Every market is different. We map the real utility, regulator and rules for your address — not a generic average.

Plain English

Stepped rates, dual energy, the RoLR, delivery charges — explained the way you would explain them to a friend.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. CallMePower is a free, independent guide to electricity and natural gas across Canada. There is no sign-up to read anything, and we are not your utility — we help you understand your options and act on them.
It depends on your province. Alberta has a fully open market for electricity and gas. Ontario is hybrid. Everywhere else a regulated utility serves you with no supplier to shop. Pick your province to see exactly how it works.
Yes — both. For each province we map who delivers your electricity, who delivers your gas (where gas is available), the rates, and what you can do about your bill.
With your province. Energy in Canada is organised province by province, so the fastest path is to choose yours from the map or the picker above and open its hub.

Start with your province

Pick yours on the interactive map and open its hub — utilities, rates, guides and what to do, all in one place.

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