6 cosas que debe saber. A primer on Alberta utility bills in Spanish. For more translations, see cbc.ca/utilities.

ستة أشياء يجب أن تعرفها A primer on Alberta utility bills in Arabic. For more translations, see cbc.ca/utilities.

6 ክትፈልጦም ዘለኹም ነገራት A primer on Alberta utility bills in Tigrinya. For more translations, see cbc.ca/utilities.

瞭解您在阿爾伯塔省的公用事業賬單 A primer on Alberta utility bills in Cantonese. For more translations, see cbc.ca/utilities.

City-owned Enmax has finally released the number of customers it has on load limiters.

Alberta is among the few provinces also eligible for a federal carbon tax rebate —$1,079 for a family of four — and this year there are changes to how that rebate will be paid out.

Big and small, dozens of companies are competing for the right to sell you electricity and gas. So how do you find the best deal? Here's what we learned.

Rural Alberta towns are speaking out about the impact rising utility fees are having on residents, businesses and non-profits.

With power prices up, a lot of people are finding it tough to pay the utility bill. But how many can’t pay and end up with their power cut or limited? Enmax won't say.

CBC Calgary's call-out to the community on utility bills turned up multiple examples of electrical meter issues. And with inflation driving up costs across the board, many folks don't have $100 or more to risk on getting the meter checked. They're frustrated.

The extra cash from utility access fees is tied to the surge in energy prices last year. Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek says the money could be used to help those hit hardest by soaring utility bills.

Albertans could begin to see rebates on their power bills as early as June, says the minister responsible for electricity and natural gas.

As power prices hit record highs, customers blamed everything from fees to the carbon tax. But this research shows private profits were by far the largest driver, said economist Blake Shaffer, who released the data analysis Wednesday.

Lawyer Jim Wachowich has been defending the public interest at utility hearings for nearly 30 years. He says Alberta made predictions on energy demand that never panned out; it built more than it had to and you're paying for it. 

Customers are frustrated and ticked off at these add-ons fees — which appear with little explanation and can add up to more than the cost of the energy used.

In Karen Shaw's home, a critical BiPap ventilator drives up the power bill. She's one of many Calgary residents who went searching for help to improve home efficiency and came up empty. A new report explains why.

Are your utility bills going up? Do you know why and how to minimize it? CBC Calgary is launching a new community-driven investigation to supply answers during a challenging time. Join us. We value your experience and your questions.

With utility fees and rates rising, some Calgarians can't pay their bills. After a few missed payments, they may find themselves strapped with a load limiter and facing disconnection. 

City council gets the chance to question Enmax on Thursday about sky-high utility bills seen by Calgarians in recent month. But the biggest topic on the agenda is the dividend the corporation is paying to city budget.