Alberta's independent utilities regulator
Calgary, Alberta
The Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) is a quasi-judicial independent agency established by the Government of Alberta, responsible to ensure that the delivery of Alberta's utility service takes place in a manner that is fair, responsible and in the public interest. We regulate investor-owned natural gas, electric, and water utilities and certain municipally owned electric utilities to ensure that customers receive safe and reliable service at just and reasonable rates. Staff also respond to customer inquiries and complaints respecting utility matters. In addition, the AUC ensures that electric facilities are built, operated, and decommissioned in an efficient and environmentally responsible way. The AUC also provides regulatory oversight of issues related to the development and operation of the wholesale electricity market in Alberta as well as the retail gas and electricity markets in the province. The AUC's regulatory functions are carried out through both written and oral proceedings and representative groups are encouraged to participate in the process. Participation helps to ensure that the AUC is informed of the issues and that decisions are made in the public interest.
Hybrid · Calgary
Lead the Rates Division by overseeing utility rate applications, tariffs, and regulatory policy to ensure fair and reliable utility services. Manage divisional priorities, budgets, and staff while maintaining constructive relationships with government and industry stakeholders.
Hybrid · Calgary
The General Counsel leads the Law Division, providing trusted legal advice to support the AUC's adjudicative, regulatory, and organizational functions. Key duties include overseeing litigation, managing the legal team, and ensuring legally sound regulatory decision-making.
