Join the thousands of other Albertans who have already made the switch!
Why Albertans Choose Peace Power
We stand out against other Alberta power companies
SAVE MONEY
Larger Electricity, Natural Gas, & Internet companies have huge infrastructure costs that come with an international business. Being lean and Alberta specific allows us to save the majority of our customers money off their bills!
SUPPORT ALBERTA
Alberta is our home, and that is why we are here to stay. When you choose Peace Power you can be proud that you’re supporting local jobs and the local economy.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE
Not only will you receive the same uninterrupted service as your current provider, when you need help and want to speak to a real person they will be in the same province! No overseas call centres here.
ALBERTA’S NEWEST INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER
HIGH-SPEED INTERNET
- Unlimited Data Usage
- No Shipping Fees
- No Service Activation Fee
ALBERTA Energy & UTILITIES
ELECTRICITY SERVICE
- No term commitments
- No exit fees
- Easy to switch
Your Local Alberta Power Company
When you compare our energy rates to the competition, Peace Power comes out on top. Get electricity services at low prices per kilowatt-hour. We offer variable rate energy plans for electricity and natural gas as well as a NEW fixed-rate plan for natural gas services. As an Alberta energy retailer, our rates are some of the best for Alberta utilities. Go with Peace Power, the Alberta energy company that puts more money back in your pocket.
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FAQ Categories
Peace Power is a provider of high-speed home internet services that uses fibre optic cables to connect to a modem, which in turn provides wireless internet to the home. The modem acts as a bridge between the fibre optic cable and the wireless router, allowing multiple devices in the home to connect to the internet wirelessly. This setup provides a convenient and fast way for customers to access the internet at home.
A Public Utility Commission (PUC) is a governmental agency that regulates utility services in a particular jurisdiction. The PUC ensures that utilities provide reliable services at reasonable rates, protects consumers’ rights, and enforces regulations concerning safety, environmental impact, and service quality. It may also oversee matters related to utility infrastructure, emergency response planning, and the integration of new technologies in the utility sector.
Utilities refer to essential services such as electricity, water, gas, and other services required for daily living. These services are provided by companies that specialize in providing them.
To improve energy efficiency, keep gas appliances clean and well-maintained, follow manufacturer guidelines for usage, and consider upgrading to energy-efficient models. Additionally, ensuring proper insulation and sealing in your home can help minimize energy waste and optimize the efficiency of your gas appliances.
Internet privacy is crucial for several reasons. First and foremost, it protects individuals’ personal information from unauthorized access, identity theft, and cybercrime. Maintaining privacy also ensures that users have control over the data they share online, preventing it from being exploited for targeted advertising or other purposes without their consent. Internet privacy is fundamental to the preservation of free speech and the right to express opinions without fear of surveillance. Additionally, it fosters trust in online interactions, encouraging users to engage in digital activities without the fear of their sensitive information being misused. Overall, Internet privacy is essential for safeguarding individual rights and promoting a secure and trustworthy online environment.
Your gas bill is calculated based on the unit price of gas, the volume of gas you have used and the days that have passed since your last reading.
To calculate your gas bill, simply multiply the unit price of gas by the number of units used, then add the standing charge for the period
Typical components of an energy bill might include the cost of energy used, delivery charges, administration fees, and taxes.
Emails travel on the internet through a series of servers and protocols. When you send an email, it first goes to an outgoing mail server (SMTP server). From there, it is transmitted to the recipient’s incoming mail server (IMAP or POP3 server) via the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). The recipient then accesses their email through an email client or webmail interface to view the message. This process involves multiple servers and routing points across the internet to ensure the email reaches its destination.
Yes, Peace Power is a utility company that provides services to Redwater. We proudly provide electricity and internet services in the Town of Redwater.
