Alberta natural gas rebate not expected for rest of 2022
Albertans will have to wait until at least the New Year before getting a rebate on their natural gas bill.
The forecasted natural gas price is expected to be $6.167 per gigajoule, below the $6.50 rebate triggering rate. At that price, the province’s rebate covers any per gigajoule rate above $6.50. Since the rebate began in October, natural gas prices have not risen to $6.50. October’s rate was $5.632 per gigajoule and November’s rate was $5.641 per gigajoule.
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