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Derrick Mann

Executive VP, Infrastructure Delivery and Reliability
Mr. Mann, P.Eng., leads the company’s Infrastructure Delivery and Reliability team with responsibilities of system integrity, asset reliability, emergency management, regulatory affairs, standards, engineering and construction. He joined SaskEnergy in 2001 and was appointed to his current position in 2017. As Executive Vice President, Infrastructure Delivery and Reliability, Mr. Mann brings leadership and experience from various industry associations such as the Canadian Energy Pipeline Association (CEPA), the Canadian Standards Association (CSA), Saskatchewan Common Ground Alliance (SCGA) and...

Detecting a Leak

For a natural gas emergency or if you think there is a gas leak, call 1-888-700-0427 immediately. Take Action If you believe there is a leak indoors or outdoors: Leave the home or area immediately DO NOT use any electrical switches, appliances, telephones, motor vehicles or any other sources of ignition such as lighters or matches DO NOT assume the issue has already been reported or that someone else will call Follow your Senses NOSE SaskEnergy adds an odour to natural gas so you will know if there's a problem If you smell a foul odour similar to rotten eggs, sewer, or skunk, there may be a...

Developer Expansion Planning

New urban development may impact the operation of our facilities and the safe delivery of natural gas. These implications are different from those of a single building project. It is important for you to communicate with SaskEnergy during the preliminary stages of planning. Doing so helps to identify potential concerns ranging from the weight of the equipment being used to potential setback issues. Setback Requirements Recommended Set Back

Dharmesh Gandhi

Executive VP and CIO
Mr. Gandhi joined SaskEnergy in February 2021. In his role, he is responsible for the strategic leadership and direction of the Corporation’s Information Technology (IT) and security solutions. Prior to joining SaskEnergy, he worked in various roles with increasing responsibility in both the public and private sectors. Mr. Gandhi began his career in 1994, spending eight years with a major financial institution. In 2002, he joined a global IT organization and held various progressive leadership roles such as Business Analyst, Manager for Tier 1 services, and Director, Consulting Services. Mr...

Dividend of $39 Million Declared as Safety, Reliability and Growth Highlight SaskEnergy's 2017-18 Annual Report

Safety remained a core focus in 2017-18 as the corporation dedicated $109 million toward increasing safety across its more than 85,000 kilometres of pipelines. SaskEnergy continued to upgrade service connections, and its damage prevention program resulted in a 3.5 per cent reduction in pipelines damaged by unsafe digging — part of a 37 per cent reduction in incidents since 2013. In 2017-18, SaskEnergy invested in projects to move high pressure transmission pipelines away from cities, while significantly increasing capacity to serve the growing number of homes, businesses and industries that...

Doug Kelln to retire as SaskEnergy President at the end of 2016

Kelln Has Served the Crown Sector for 34 Years Premier Brad Wall today announced that SaskEnergy President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Doug Kelln will be retiring, effective January 2, 2017. Born and raised in Wadena, Kelln received his Bachelor of Civil Engineering degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 1982. He then joined the Gas Division of SaskPower until 1988, when he transferred to the organization that became SaskEnergy. Kelln served in numerous engineering and senior management roles with SaskEnergy and its subsidiary TransGas until his appointment as President and CEO in...

Doug Shaw

Member
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Mr. Shaw was appointed to SaskEnergy’s Board of Directors in November 2018 and is a member of the Environmental, Social and Governance Committee. He retired in 2016 from AMEC Foster Wheeler, a multinational engineering and project management firm, after more than 35 years of project services experience in the mining and petrochemical industries including project reporting, cost control, contracts administration, purchasing, document control, and construction management support. He held the position of Manager, Project Services, where he coordinated services for...

Drug and Alcohol Policy

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Education

Scholarships Each year, SaskEnergy sponsors over 1,000 community events. In addition, we support future leaders by making it easier for students to earn their post-secondary education. We provide funds to the following universities and technical schools: University of Saskatchewan University of Regina First Nations University Of Canada Saskatchewan Polytechnic Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technology Gabriel Dumont Institute Dumont Technical Institute More than 60 scholarships are awarded each year; a quarter of them go to Indigenous students. Apply for these scholarships through your...

Encroachments

Be aware of what's below ground when working above Any temporary or permanent structures that extend onto a SaskEnergy Right of Way hinders our ability to gain access in response to an emergency. These situations can cause long-term outages, damage to facilities and pose a risk to public safety. What is an encroachment? An encroachment happens when any item or structure, whether temporarily or permanently, extends over the Right of Way. This includes structures alongside, overtop or underneath SaskEnergy infrastructure or facilities. Full-column YouTube video {"preview_thumbnail":"/_flysystem...

Encroachments

Be aware of what's below ground when working above Any temporary or permanent structures that extend onto a SaskEnergy Right of Way hinders our ability to gain access in response to an emergency. These situations can cause long-term outages, damage to facilities and pose a risk to public safety. What is an encroachment? An encroachment happens when any item or structure, whether temporarily or permanently, extends over the Right of Way. This includes structures alongside, overtop or underneath SaskEnergy infrastructure or facilities. Full-column YouTube video {"preview_thumbnail":"/_flysystem...

Energy Comparison Tool

See how natural gas appliances can save you money and reduce your environmental footprint.

Energy Saving Tips

Save energy, save money. To avoid peak winter bills, sign up for the Equalized Payment Plan to spread your annual natural gas costs into equal monthly payments. When upgrading appliances look for the ENERGY STAR® certification. These products have higher energy efficiency levels and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Furnace and Thermostat A furnace that works at peak efficiency will use less energy and cost less to operate. Keep your furnace clean, lubricated and adjusted with annual maintenance. Every 1 to 2 months, clean or replace your filter. A dirty filter reduces the airflow and...

ENERGY STAR

Look for the symbol ENERGY STAR ® is an international symbol of energy efficiency. You can easily identify the best products to help you save energy and money, and protect the environment. Most Efficient The ENERGY STAR Most Efficient designation recognizes top of the line energy efficiency performance. An ENERGY STAR Most Efficient natural gas furnace has an annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) rating of 97% or higher and a variable speed motor. A variable speed motor runs at different speeds to control the flow of heated or cooled air throughout the home. Better airflow control means a...