Useful Links
Helpful organizations beyond Rocky Gas Co-op — the people who supply our natural gas, keep digging safe, regulate utility rates, advocate for consumers, point the way to energy savings, and run our local communities.
Helpful organizations
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Gas co-op network
Federation of Rural Alberta Gas Co-ops (opens in a new tab)
Eighty-three member gas utilities across the province — together the largest rural natural gas network in the world. Based in Sherwood Park.
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Gas supply
Gas Alberta (opens in a new tab)
Owned by 79 Alberta gas utilities, Gas Alberta buys and aggregates natural gas supply for its shareholders — keeping rural supply reliable and affordable.
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Before you dig
Alberta One-Call (opens in a new tab)
Request a line locate before you dig. Alberta One-Call works to prevent damage to buried gas and utility lines through education, awareness, and reliable information exchange.
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Alberta's independent regulator for natural gas and electricity — overseeing utility markets to protect the public interest where competition alone can't.
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Consumer advocate
Utilities Consumer Advocate (opens in a new tab)
Your voice in Alberta's energy markets. The UCA gives consumers the information, representation, and protection they need for natural gas and electricity.
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Energy savings
Office of Energy Efficiency (opens in a new tab)
Natural Resources Canada's centre of excellence for energy conservation and efficiency — practical ways to cut your energy costs and reduce your environmental footprint.
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Local government
Town of Rocky Mountain House (opens in a new tab)
Municipal services, news, and community information for the Town of Rocky Mountain House.
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Local government
Clearwater County (opens in a new tab)
County services, road and rural information, and local resources for Clearwater County.