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Are you overpaying for utilities in Alberta?

Wondering if you’re overpaying for utilities? Learn how to factor in your household's energy consumption when comparing fixed contract rates.

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Contract comparison feature press release

Jotson™ launches a new comparison tool to help homeowners compare fixed contract rates and save on electricity and natural gas costs.

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The pros and cons of locking in your energy rates

Energy plans in Alberta come in two types: fixed or floating. Find out if locking into a fixed natural gas or electricity rate is the best choice for your home.

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Understanding natural gas bill charges in Alberta

Curious about your natural gas bill? Discover what energy, delivery, and fees mean for your overall energy costs in Alberta.

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Understanding electricity bill charges in Alberta

Curious about your electricity bill? Discover what energy, delivery, and fees mean for your overall energy costs in Alberta.

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Case Studies

Case study: Okotoks homeowner saves $200 in bundled value

Learn how Jotson helped an Okotoks Homeowner Save $200 in Bundled Value While Choosing a New Utilities Provider

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Federal vs. provincial fuel taxes in Canada

What are Canadians paying for at the pump? Learn how federal and provincial taxes impact the price of gasoline and diesel in your province.

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2024 Rogers Charity Classic sponsorship press release

Read about how Jotson, an up-and-coming Calgary-based tech startup, sponsored the 2024 Rogers Charity Classic in Calgary, Alberta.

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How much do you really know about your household energy?

Uncover the complexities of household energy consumption, costs, and emissions. Learn why understanding your energy use is tougher than it seems.

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