Operating Companies

EWSI provides quality water and wastewater services to the Greater Edmonton Region and to communities and industry across Western Canada.

 

EDTI operates electric power transmission systems, controls the transmission of electricity (i.e. regulating voltages) and distributes it to consumers.

EEAI provides regulated rate (RRO) electricity service to residential, farm and small commercial business consumers within the City of Edmonton, the FortisAlberta service area, the Town of Ponoka, and applicable FortisAlberta REAs.  EEAI also provides customer care (including call center and billing services) for EPCOR companies (including water, natural gas, and electricity).  EEAI also provides default supply electricity service to consumers in the City of Edmonton, the Town of Ponoka, and in the FortisAlberta service area.

EMC buys and sells electricity and natural gas to manage EPCOR's energy positions.  It also markets energy-related products and services to mid-market and large industrial customers across North America.  EMC provides electricity services to all EPCOR customers who have signed a contract.

EPCOR is responsible for operating power generation with a gross capacity of more than 3,400 MW. Located in Canada and the United States, the facilities owned by EPCOR and EPCOR Power L.P. generate power from renewable sources; wind, small hydro, biomass, landfill gas, and waste heat recovery (wood chips, discarded tires). EPCOR has consistently had Canadian generating assets ranked among the top ten nationally in the Canadian Electricity Association's annual rankings of operating reliability and availability.

EPCOR Utilities Inc. owns a 30.6 per cent interest in EPCOR Power L.P., a publicly traded limited partnership (TSX: EP.UN) organized under the laws of the province of Ontario, that owns and operates electrical generation facilities in Canada and the United States. The general partner, EPCOR Power Services Ltd. is responsible for transacting business on behalf of the Partnership.