Financial and Operating Highlights
Operating Summary – Distribution
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
6,755 2,557 5,571 (0.8%)
Sales in million cubic metres 1
6,513 2,565 5,103 8.7%
6,474 2,641 5,954 (6.8%)
Residential annual average usage (cubic metres)
Degree days 2
Percentage (colder) warmer than normal NATURAL GAS LINE (kilometres) SaskEnergy Incorporated
72,662
72,232
71,936
1 Retail, industrial and asset optimization. 2 A unit measuring the extent to which the temperature falls below 18° Celsius. Normal weather for the 12 months ending March 31, 2025 would have been 5,526 degree days.
Operating Summary – Transmission
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
1.64
Peak day natural gas flows (petajoules)
1.70
1.63
Feb. 18
Date of peak day flow Storage cavern sites Storage caverns Storage field sites 1
Jan. 12
Dec. 22
5 2
6
6
18 2
19
19
2
2 3
3
NATURAL GAS LINE (kilometres) TransGas Limited Transmission
14,550 4
14,676
14,674
167 473
Gathering
167 473
167 473
Many Islands Pipe Lines (Canada) Limited
0 5
Bayhurst Gas Limited
22
22
TOTAL
15,190 4,5
15,338
15,336
SYSTEM COMPRESSION TransGas Limited stations
22
22
22
2
Many Islands Pipe Lines (Canada) Limited stations
2
2
17
Mobile compressor units
17
17
COMPRESSION HORSEPOWER TransGas Limited
73,068 11,760 84,828
73,068 3 11,760 84,828
76,068 11,760 87,828
Many Islands Pipe Lines (Canada) Limited
TOTAL
1 Includes Bayhurst Gas Limited and Bayhurst Gas Storage Inc. 2 Reduction due to the deactivation of Regina Storage Cavern site. 3 Reduction due to Totnes Field compression sale and abandonment. 4 Reduction due to planned abandonment of transmission lines. 5 Reduction due to planned abandonment of gathering lines for Totnes and Pierceland storage fields.
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