Saskatchewan residents will be exempt from the federal carbon tax beginning in 2024.
SaskEnergy and SaskPower will eliminate the federal carbon tax from home heating in Saskatchewan beginning January 1, 2024, benefiting residents who were excluded from the federal government's decision to exempt the carbon price on home heating oil.
This will save the average Saskatchewan family $400 by 2024. SaskPower will eliminate the carbon tax on heating by lowering the federal carbon tax rate rider on their bills by 60%, helping about 30,000 customers and saving them an average of $21 per month during the winter.
For more information go to: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2023/december/28/saskatchewan-to-provide-families-with-relief-from-federal-carbon-tax-in-new-year
Source: Saskatchewan Government News and Media
Related Links:
Saskatchewan to Provide Families with Relief from Federal Carbon Tax in New Year - Link to the Government of Saskatchewan news release for detailed information about the relief measures and their impact.
SaskPower Resumes Carbon Tax Relief Program for Electric Heating - Link to the CKOM article for updates on SaskPower's carbon tax relief program for electric heating.
Carbon Tax Rebate for Electric Heat Users - Link to the SwiftCurrentOnline article for more details on the carbon tax rebate program and its benefits.
Canada Carbon Rebate Amounts for 2024-25 - Link to the Canada.ca page for information on the Canada Carbon Rebate and how it applies to residents.
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