What Makes Mountain View Power Unique from the Competition


Mountain View Power was registered in 2010 by the Olds Institute for Community and Regional Development as a locally owned not-for-profit energy marketer and is part of the Utilitynet family. Utilitynet secures the electricity hedges and natural gas supply contracts and assists with customer care support and billing. 


Most importantly, 100% of the profits earned by Mountain View Power from the margins and fees from marketing electricity, natural gas, green energy, and related products are returned to the community. 


The same principles that have guided Mountain View Power in the past continue to shape and influence current day business and operating decisions:


  • Offer competitive rates; premium customer care; no hassle administration

  • 100% of profits support and grow our community and region

  • Committed to re-investing in our communities to enhance the quality of life

  • Managed by a volunteer board

  • Minimize costs and overhead to maximize profit for reinvestment

  • No costly management salaries


At Mountain View Power we know you have a choice when it comes to purchasing your energy. Why not support local and know that your dollars are benefiting the community. COMMUNITY POWER THAT POWERS THE COMMUNITY. 


Mountain View Power Mission Statement:


Reinvesting 100% of the Profits from the marketing of energy and related products in support of sustainable community development initiatives, services, programs, and projects for the purpose of improving quality and enjoyment of life. 


Mountain View Power Vision Statement:


As an Alberta-made 100% non-profit, Mountain View Power’s goal is to be the energy marketer of choice by residents, agriculture, and industry in Alberta. Mountain View Power strives to be a social enterprise leader supporting and contributing to programs, initiatives, services, and agencies to better the lives of families and residents in the communities they live and work.


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