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Alberta transmission costs have roughly doubled over the past decade, driven by more than $13 billion invested in provin...
10/13/2026

Alberta transmission costs have roughly doubled over the past decade, driven by more than $13 billion invested in provincial grid expansion and modernization. The impact on ratepayers is uneven. According to the Fair Electricity Distribution Alliance (FEDA), communities like Fort McMurray can pay an average of $118 per month in distribution costs alone—compared to $34 in major urban centers.

To prevent future escalation, the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO) introduced its updated Electricity Framework in early 2026, transitioning from a historical "zero-congestion" model to a localized cost-benefit approach. This incentivizes generators to build near existing transmission assets rather than passing massive infrastructure buildout costs onto ratepayers.

What can your business do today?
While you cannot simply “shop” for a different regulated delivery rate, your delivery charges may not always be optimized. Your rate class, billing demand, metering configuration, and other components of the bill can create opportunities for cost optimization.

At 8760, our energy experts perform a deep-dive utility bill audit to identify exact areas where your facility may be overpaying on delivery:
🔵 If your Delivery Charges are already fully optimized: We confirm it for you at no cost.
🟢 If savings are found: We manage the utility filings and implementation directly with your Wire Service Provider. You retain complete control—nothing moves forward without your sign-off.

When optimization opportunities exist, our clients average $12,000 in annual recurring savings. A single review conducted for the City of Fort Saskatchewan uncovered over $62,000 in annual savings across municipal facilities!

Stop overpaying on the regulated portion of your utility bill.
👉 Visit 8760.ca/delivery-charge-reviews or comment below to get started!
📩 Have questions? Email our team directly at [email protected]

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at 8760! 🦃🍂Take some time this long weekend to be with your family and friends, reflec...
10/09/2026

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at 8760! 🦃🍂
Take some time this long weekend to be with your family and friends, reflect on the year, and give thanks to the great people who make our country such a wonderful place to live.

To everyone who helps, supports, and looks out for one another—thank you. We are here for each other because of you!

Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful Thanksgiving long weekend!

Yesterday, 8760 was honoured to join our partner, the Alberta Continuing Care Association (ACCA), in celebrating their 4...
10/08/2026

Yesterday, 8760 was honoured to join our partner, the Alberta Continuing Care Association (ACCA), in celebrating their 45th Anniversary at the Calgary TELUS Convention Centre!

Since 1981, the ACCA has been a vital non-profit organization representing continuing care providers across Alberta—advocating for excellence, safety, and higher standards of care in a changing system. Our team was proudly represented at the conference by Jesse Kruper, Senior Director, Client Experience, supporting ACCA members with tailored strategies to optimize their operating expenses.

"The Alberta Continuing Care Association’s 45th anniversary marks more than four decades of advocating for excellence, supporting operators, and strengthening the quality and safety of continuing care across the province. 8760 is proud to support the ACCA and its members by delivering expert guidance and direct cost savings through our Energy and Cellular management programs." — Jesse Kruper, Senior Director, Client Experience at 8760

For 8760, supporting our partners means more than attending an event. It means helping organizations focus on what they do best while we help optimize their operational expenses.

Through our data-driven B2B solutions—including Large Commercial Energy Services (Procurement & Commodity Strategy, Delivery Charge Reviews, and Energy Efficiency) and our Cellular Management Program—we make the complex simple and help continuing care operators reduce their operational expenses, so they can stay focused on providing high-quality care for their residents.

Thank you to the ACCA team and organizers for an incredible event and for the attention to detail and high level of organization. We were honoured to be there and support ACCA’s mission to strengthen continuing care across Alberta.

Happy 45th Anniversary, ACCA!

Looking for Energy or Cellular advice?
Visit our website to learn more: 8760.ca or email us at [email protected]

8760: Navigate. Elevate. Optimize.

With rising inflation across Canada, residential and small-business energy consumers are receiving strong signals that e...
10/07/2026

With rising inflation across Canada, residential and small-business energy consumers are receiving strong signals that electricity and natural gas rates could rise in the near future.
To protect Albertans from "energy bill surprises," Premier Danielle Smith recently encouraged energy consumers to look beyond default rates and consider flexible, competitive contracts:

💬 “There is the ‘Rate of Last Resort,’ which is a regulated rate ensuring that anyone who defaults to that rate never pays more and gets surprised, and we also have residential consumers on a fixed price contract that is actually lower than the regulated rate,” — Danielle Smith, Alberta Premier (source: https://energyrates.ca/how-the-alberta-2026-budget-may-impact-utilities-and-energy-costs /)

What is the Regulated Rate?
The Rate of Last Resort (RoLR) is Alberta’s default electricity option, currently sitting around 12.01¢ – 12.06¢ per kWh through December 31, 2026. However, industry forecasts suggest default regulated rates could increase by nearly 10% for the upcoming two-year regulatory term.

Are you on a default rate?
Check your latest utility bill. If your provider is EPCOR, ENMAX, or Direct Energy Regulated Services and you haven't chosen a specific fixed plan, you may be on the default rate—leaving your budget exposed to future rate hikes.

You have options to pay less!
Thanks to Alberta’s deregulated energy market, you have the freedom to shop for competitive electricity and natural gas rates. At 8760, our Home Energy and Small Business Energy programs offer complete rate transparency and flexibility. Choose from 1-, 2-, 3-, or 5-year fixed terms to protect your budget from market spikes.

Check out our lowest rates as of October 1, 2026:
1-Year Fixed Electricity starting at 6.98¢/kWh
1-Year Fixed Natural Gas starting at $3.28/GJ

Take control of your utility bills today! Use our free Alberta Market Companion and Calculator tools to compare market rates and estimate your annual savings.

👉 Lock in your savings now at 8760.ca/energy-rates-alberta

Last month, the 8760 team attended the Canalta Charity Co****le Classic Tournament in support of the Drumheller Dragons ...
10/06/2026

Last month, the 8760 team attended the Canalta Charity Co****le Classic Tournament in support of the Drumheller Dragons Junior “A” Hockey Club! The event was hosted at Canalta’s beautiful Moxy Hotel in Banff, Alberta.

The event focused on rallying business support for regional youth sports development. All participants contributed directly to community youth sports programs, notably supporting the Drumheller Dragons. Trevor Smereka, EVP of Corporate Services, and Tyler Botros, Senior Director of Finance & Analytics at 8760, represented the team on September 24, 2026:
💬 “It was a great opportunity for the 8760 team to participate in our client’s event and support young hockey stars from the Drumheller Dragons Junior ‘A’ Hockey Club. We are grateful to the organizers for a fun event this autumn and look forward to the next one at Moxy Banff!” — Trevor Smereka

💬 “Events like this that center on charity and community contribution reflect our core values at 8760. We are happy to support the Drumheller Dragons, the Canalta Family, and sports development in Alberta!” — Tyler Botros

8760 is thankful to the organizers for the invitation.
We strongly believe corporate social responsibility means investing in local communities and empowering youth sports for a stronger future in Canada!

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Between major tech launches like Apple's new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo, enterprise energy procurement strategies, gri...
10/02/2026

Between major tech launches like Apple's new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo, enterprise energy procurement strategies, grid research on Meta’s AI Data Centre, and credit card fee optimization—the main headline this September was “Back to Business” after a relaxing summer! Here is a quick recap of what we covered this month:

Lower Alberta Energy Rates. We updated our electricity and natural gas rates for Residential and Small Commercial consumers! Fixed rates decreased across both programs, starting as low as 7.08 ¢/kWh. Lock in savings today: 8760.ca/energy-rates-alberta

Hardware Upgrades. Following Apple's major September announcement featuring the new iPhone 18 Pro lineup and the breakthrough foldable iPhone Duo, mobile technology took a major leap forward. Upgrading your corporate device fleet doesn't have to break the bank — we offer unbeatable market pricing on all mobile devices! Get the brand-new iPhones at unbeatable prices: 8760.ca/deviceupgrade

Olds RONA: $10,000+ Savings on Delivery Charge reviews!
Our Energy Experts audited Delivery Charges for RONA, unlocking over $10,000 in annual savings: "Thanks to Reeven and his team's thorough and professional approach. The team at 8760 was very responsive to our needs, and we are extremely pleased with their work." — Garth Dagg, Owner, Olds RONA

Fixed vs. Floating Energy Rates.
We broke down the difference between Floating (Variable) and Fixed rates to help you decide which strategy works best for your bottom line. Read the guide: 8760.ca/post/fixed-vs-floating-energy-rates-what-every-alberta-energy-consumer-needs-to-know

Meta AI Data Centre Research
Our team researched how Meta's new AI Data Centre will impact the Alberta Energy Market and drive grid demand. Learn how to protect your business from volatility: 8760.ca/post/how-meta-s-alberta-data-centre-could-impact-electricity-prices-for-businesses

Client Success: CARSTAR Franchise.
We helped a multi-location CARSTAR owner optimize credit card fees and elevate checkout operations powered by Clover: "Their team has helped us contain credit card processing costs, implement more secure payment technology... and streamline our day-to-day operations across multiple locations." — Johnny K., CARSTAR Owner

And remember: “Stop overpaying — you have options.”
This isn't just a slogan; it’s what we do every day, every hour, 8,760 hours a year! Follow our page so you never miss a savings opportunity.

Have a great weekend! 🤝

Close to 1.5% of Canadian credit card spending goes directly to major credit card companies and issuing banks, reducing ...
10/01/2026

Close to 1.5% of Canadian credit card spending goes directly to major credit card companies and issuing banks, reducing retailer profit margins and driving up prices for Canadian consumers. Who should pay for this: businesses or consumers? How can you protect your business from overcharging? Let’s break it down together.

Governments worldwide have recognized uncompetitive interchange fees and moved to cap them. For instance, the EU introduced a 0.30% cap across the board, and Australia limits interchange to an average of 0.50%. In Canada, however, overall fee structures have seen little relief for many businesses.

There is a better way with 8760!
Most businesses are overcharged on payment processing fees without even knowing it. At 8760, we guide our clients through the complexities of the Card Acceptance market to bring total clarity to the true costs you are paying. This prevents overpaying on hidden fees and improves your bottom line. Payment processing fee optimization is no longer a back-office administrative task — it’s a core margin strategy.

Take advantage of our complimentary statement review with no upfront cost. Our experts will perform a comprehensive data analysis of your statement to identify where you are being overcharged and outline custom strategies tailored to your operational needs.

Focus on growing and scaling your business—let 8760 handle the complexity and protect your bottom line!

👉 Visit 8760.ca/cardacceptance to learn more and request a free statement review.
✉️ Need expert advice? Email us directly at [email protected].
📄 Read the full news from Retail Counsil of Canada here: https://www.retailcouncil.org/topics/finance-taxation/payment-and-credit-card-fees/

Save & Grow with 8760!

A fresh Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) report showed that the Internet price index d...
09/29/2026

A fresh Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) report showed that the Internet price index declined by 6%, and the mobile service index dropped by nearly 40% over recent years, with broadband covering over 80% of rural Canada — a 30 percentage point increase since 2020. While mobile data becomes more affordable for "Big Three" carriers in Canada, why do our phone bills keep increasing year after year?

Even as mobile data gets cheaper, we are using far more than in years past. For example, how many megabytes of data did you need 10 years ago on slow 3G internet? As user demand grew, carriers responded with plans ranging from 5GB to 100GB+ per month. You are free to choose, aren’t you?

When you look for a device upgrade, need a roaming plan, or have specific team requirements, carriers often offer premium or ultra plans with services you don't actually need. Most users take them as-is and start overpaying for unused data or features without realizing there is a better way. From our experience, approximately 20% of your cellular expenses can be optimized.

Flexibility, customization, and cost control—that is what 8760 Cellular Management Services is all about. We offer expanded cellular management for small businesses, mid-size companies, and large commercial organizations to help optimize their corporate phone plans. Starting with a free cellular bill review, our experts compare your total usage with your actual needs, then develop and implement data-driven optimization strategies to streamline connectivity and regain cost certainty. Whether your business manages 5, 15, or 500 lines—8760 has you covered!

Total freedom and flexibility—that is what you get working with 8760 Cellular Experts. Let us take a look at your cellular bill. No risk. Gain clarity and peace of mind for your business with 8760!

👉 To learn more about 8760 Cellular Services, please visit 8760.ca/cellular
✉️ Have questions? Feel free to email our experts directly at [email protected].

8760: Navigate. Elevate. Optimize.

Utilities are a significant part of business operating expenses. Many businesses in Alberta may be overpaying for electr...
09/25/2026

Utilities are a significant part of business operating expenses. Many businesses in Alberta may be overpaying for electricity and natural gas without knowing it. How can you identify where you may be overpaying and build an effective energy management strategy to optimize your bottom line? Let 8760 guide you through the complexity of your energy bill and identify potential savings opportunities.

Your energy bill can tell us more than you think.
⚡ 1. Retailer Charges & Consumption

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Last week, long lines formed outside Apple Stores as customers rushed to get their hands on the new iPhone 18 Pro line. ...
09/23/2026

Last week, long lines formed outside Apple Stores as customers rushed to get their hands on the new iPhone 18 Pro line. But there is a much simpler way to upgrade your team's devices online—without the lines or premium/ultra phone plan contracts—and at unbeatable prices!

Before 8760, there were two common ways to upgrade:

1️⃣ You can purchase the iPhone at full retail price — for example, $1,799 for an iPhone 18 Pro 256GB — or finance it through a lender, subject to credit approval. Then you still need a phone plan that you pay separately.

2️⃣ Get a device through a carrier. The Big Three Canadian carriers offer device promotions with $0 upfront options and monthly device payments. However, these offers are often paired with premium phone plans. For example, you could have a device payment of around $37/month plus an “ultra” phone plan of around $100/month. Your total monthly bill climbs to $137+ after tax — and at the end of the 2-year term, you don't even own the phone and must return it. Total 2-year cost: ~$3,288 + GST.

With 8760, you have another option—full device ownership without compromising your connectivity!

✅ The 8760 Device Upgrade Program is designed to make device upgrades more affordable while giving you flexibility with your phone plan. The brand-new iPhone 18 Pro 256GB is available to eligible clients starting at $825.

You pay for the device once, own it from day one, and have a fixed phone plan tailored to your needs. Based on the example above, the estimated two-year cost is approximately $2,400 + GST — including the upfront device price and monthly phone plan. That means you could save approximately $800 over two years and own your iPhone.

Stop overpaying for unused data, roaming features you don't need, and endless device leasing. Upgrade smart with 8760!

🌐 Explore the Device Upgrade Program: https://www.8760.ca/deviceupgrade
🔗 Learn about Cellular Management: https://www.8760.ca/cellular
📧 Have questions? Email us at [email protected]

8760 — Helping you spend less!

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