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* Important Announcement *
New Rate of Last Resort Approved for BRPC Members
Effective January 1, 2025, Battle River Power Coop's Board of Directors has approved a Rate of Last Resort (RoLR) of 13 cents per kWh for all members (per the Rate of Last Resort Regulation), set as a fixed price for the next two years. The RoLR rate will replace the current Regulated Rate Option (RRO). Members currently on the RRO will be automatically transferred to the new RoLR starting January 1, 2025.
Battle River Power Coop remains dedicated to offering competitive energy options. Whether you are a small or large consumer, eligible members can explore our fixed contract options. For those interested in other alternatives, you are welcome to visit the Utilities Consumer Advocate (UCA) at www.ucahelps.alberta.ca or call 310-4822 (toll free in Alberta) to explore a range of energy retailers.
To help members make informed choices, the UCA will also reach out quarterly to those on the RoLR, advising them on available retailer alternatives. We encourage you to take advantage of these updates to understand your options better.
* Scholarships: Apply Now *
Deadline: Friday, February 14, 2025
Battle River Power Coop honours youth education in our membership by annually sponsoring the Alberta Community and Co-operative Association (ACCA) Youth Leadership Program and post-secondary education.
Five scholarships of $1,500.00 each are available to dependents of members in good standing who will be entering their first year of post-secondary study in either a diploma or degree-granting program.
Contract Rate
The contract rate for electricity is 8.85 cents/kWh. The contract expires on Dec 31, 2026. If you don't enter a contract for electricity, then your default rate is…
December Newsletter is Out!
The December newsletter announces the 2024 Scholarship recipients. Applications for 2025 Scholarsips are now open. Also learn how to apply for BRPC's Residential…
Our Annual Meal to the Field Contest Returns!
Battle River Power Coop is now accepting submissions for our Meal to the Field contest! Deadline for entries is Friday, August 23, 2024. Visit our Meal to the Field…
Electronic Billing Savings
Switch to Electronic Billing and SAVE! Starting this April (2024), if you sign up to or already receive your bills electronically, you'll save $1.00 per month in…
Emergency Alerts - What Are They?
At the end of September, 2022, Alberta experienced two grid alerts, leading to The Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO), the independent agency that oversees…
2023 Membership Survey
The results of the Battle River Power Coop Illumina Member Satisfaction Survey have arrived. Download the Member Satisfaction Survey . The survey is important to help…
Electricity Delivery – Distribution
Electric power distribution is enabled by the Distributions System Owner/Operators, who are each responsible for serving consumers/members in specific regions of the…
Electricity Delivery – Generation
The four key components of electricity delivery are Generation, Transmission, Distribution and End-User Consumer. All four work together in ultimately providing power…
Member Owned, Community Powered
Battle River Power Coop is a cooperative electricity utility:
- grounded in tradition
- connected to community
- powered cooperatively
Our legacy rests on a foundation of values started 75 years ago.
Rural Based.
Rural Focus.
Rural Experts.
Providing safe, reliable, cost-effective rural power distribution cooperatively to our members.
Join us, and benefit from all the advantages of belonging to a coop.
More than the Cooperative Choice
We are the Smart Choice
Our not-for-profit cooperative means your payments are not leaking out of Alberta in the form of stockholder gains.
You save! From 2007, total member savings was $68.4 million and the average individual member saved almost $8,100.00.
Savings remain in the hands of members to spend in our rural Alberta communities, contributing to rural economic prosperity and resiliency.
