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Getting a line locate is free but hitting a underground infrastructure is not. Please work safely by requesting a line locate and following safe digging practices. Ignoring steps or rushing to get the job done can have serious consequences. saskenergy.com/staying-safe/c… #DigSafeSK

Spring is blooming, and we wish you a happy long weekend! Our customer support lines will be closed on Friday, April 18 and Monday, April 21. We'll be back Tuesday, April 22. In the rare case of a natural gas emergency, we respond 24/7. Call 1-888-700-0427 (GAS).

SaskEnergy will conduct controlled natural gas flaring at the TransGas valve site, within the RM of Estevan near the intersection of Bienfait Grid Road & Kensington Avenue, on April 29 & 30 between 9:30 AM and 7:30 PM each day, subject to change based on operating requirements.

SaskEnergy will conduct controlled natural gas flaring at the TransGas valve site, within the RM of Estevan near the intersection of Bienfait Grid Road & Kensington Avenue, on April 30 between 9:30 AM and 7:30 PM each day, subject to change based on operating requirements.

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SaskEnergy will conduct controlled natural gas flaring at the TransGas valve site near Canora in the RM of Good Lake, close to Daniels Drive & Richardson Grain Terminal Access Road, on May 21-24 between 7 AM and 6 PM each day, subject to change based on operating requirements.

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SaskEnergy will conduct controlled natural gas flaring at the TransGas Town Border Station Site near Craven in the RM of Longlaketon, along the north side of Highway 20, on May 22 between 7 AM and 8 AM, subject to change based on operating requirements.

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SaskEnergy will conduct controlled natural gas flaring at a block valve site in the RM of Spiritwood, approximately nine kilometres northeast of Leoville, between May 24 and June 2, subject to change based on operating requirements. Flaring will take place intermittently.

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SaskEnergy will conduct controlled natural gas flaring at a block valve site in the RM of Prince Albert, approximately five kilometres south of the City of Prince Albert and west of Highway 2, between June 4-10, subject to change based on operating requirements. (1 of 6)

SaskEnergy takes wildfire risk seriously. When planning flaring activity, we follow a comprehensive Wildfire Prevention and Preparedness Plan that aligns with provincial regulations to minimize the risk of wildfires, especially during high-risk fire season. (2 of 6)

SaskEnergy implements strict safety protocols, including trained personnel, fire suppression equipment on-site, and real-time monitoring to ensure flaring is conducted safely and responsibly. (3 of 6)

All SaskEnergy employees and contractors involved in field operations receive mandatory wildfire prevention and emergency response training. Vehicles are equipped with fire extinguishers, shovels, and in many cases, water tanks. (4 of 6)

For the controlled natural gas flaring in the RM of Prince Albert June 4-10, SaskEnergy personnel will be onsite monitoring. A water truck and trailer will periodically spray below where the flare will occur. Additional fire prevention activities were also undertaken. (5 of 6)

SaskEnergy worked directly with the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, Prince Albert Fire Department and RM of Prince Albert on the details of this project, which has been approved by all agencies. (6 of 6)