Working from home is increasing electricity use during peak rates but Canadian residential customers shouldn't expect any breaks on their bills because of COVID-19.

As temperatures plunge, furnaces will be working overtime to keep homes heated. Here are some ways to avoid hefty energy bills.

As heat waves continue to persist, experts are warning that the cost of energy, along with how much you will need, is bound to increase.

A new online tool from SaskPower allows residential customers to help understand their energy consumption.

Direct Energy customers in Lloydminster, Sask., were charged with Alberta’s carbon tax, a mistake the company is owning up to.

As winter wears on, a few cheap and easy fixes can help keep homes warm while saving energy and money.