Electricity & Natural Gas Provider in Slave Lake

Why Slave Lake Residents Choose Get Energy

Slave Lake is a testament to community resilience. After the devastating wildfire of 2011 destroyed nearly a third of the town, residents rebuilt stronger than ever. Today, this community of about 6,650 sits on the shores of Lesser Slave Lake in northern Alberta.

Many of Slave Lake's rebuilt homes feature modern energy efficiency, but northern Alberta's harsh winters still mean significant heating costs. Choosing a competitive energy retailer is one way to keep those costs under control.

From the rebuilt downtown to the shoreline communities along Lesser Slave Lake, Get Energy is proud to serve this resilient community with competitive electricity and natural gas rates.

How to Switch Your Energy in Slave Lake

Switching your electricity or natural gas provider in Slave Lake is simple and takes less than 5 minutes. Here's how it works:

Step 1: Visit Our Sign Up Page

Visit our sign up page to choose your plan and get started. A credit check is required as part of the application.

Step 2: We Handle the Switch

Once you've signed up, we take care of everything. There's no need to contact FortisAlberta or your current retailer — we manage the entire transfer process on your behalf.

Step 3: Same Service, Better Rate

Your electricity and gas continue flowing without interruption. FortisAlberta still maintains your power lines, and ATCO Gas handles your gas infrastructure. The only change is a lower energy charge on your bill. The switch typically takes about 10 days. If earlier service is required, we can do our best to rush it.

Frequently Asked Questions — Slave Lake Energy

Does Get Energy serve Slave Lake and the surrounding area?

Yes, Get Energy serves customers throughout the Slave Lake region, including the town of Slave Lake and surrounding communities. Alberta's deregulated market means every resident has the right to choose their energy retailer.

How do rebuilt homes in Slave Lake benefit from energy competition?

Many homes rebuilt after the 2011 wildfire are more energy-efficient, but owners can save even more by choosing a competitive retailer. Get Energy's fixed rate of 6.97¢/kWh can be significantly lower than the fluctuating regulated rate.

What heating costs should Slave Lake homeowners expect?

Northern Alberta locations like Slave Lake experience long, cold winters that drive up natural gas costs. A fixed-rate gas plan from Get Energy helps you budget consistently, even when temperatures drop to -30°C or below.

Is there a contract or cancellation fee?

No. Get Energy does not require long-term contracts and there are no cancellation fees. You're free to switch at any time.

How long does it take to switch energy providers in Slave Lake?

The switch typically takes about 10 days from when you sign up. During the transition, your current provider continues to supply your energy without any interruption.