Electrical Rates
Interested in how your electrical consumption was calculated? The Consumption Calculator below gives you a detailed snapshot of the rates used to calculate your electrical charges after you enter your number of service days and usage; this Sample Utility Statement shows you the numbers you'll need to enter. (Commercial customer, also enter your KVA).
Please note: the 2022 approved electrical rates for Saskatoon Light & Power customers will be reflected in the Consumption Calculator starting September 1, 2022.
Carbon Tax Charge and Information
On December 17, 2020, the Government of Saskatchewan announced a new electrical rate tax to become effective January 1, 2021, due to the Federal Government’s Carbon Pollution Pricing System. This is an increase from the Federal Carbon Charge rate that came into effect on January 1, 2020. The Federal Carbon Charge rate will be collected by SaskPower on the amount of electricity used by each customer, to offset costs resulting from the Federal Government's Carbon Tax. This rate has an overall 0.34% increase to rates.
To ensure that the City’s rates are equal to SaskPower’s, a charge is required within each of the Residential and Commercial rate categories. Your utility statement will show the Carbon Charge applied on a kilowatt Hour (kWh) basis similar to the current Energy Charges, matching SaskPower’s Federal Carbon Charge including the Municipal Surcharge.