Mountain View Power- Part 3

 Why make  Mountain View Power your retailer of choice for electricity and natural gas?


  • Competitive rates 

  • 100% of net income reinvested in the community

  • 100% focus on community sustainability initiatives

  • By supporting local, your dollars remain in the community

  • Managed by a volunteer board which minimizes costs and overhead expenses 

  • No costly management/owner/principle salaries 


Mountain View Power has supported several  programs and initiatives including: Community Lifestyles/Age Friendly; Uptowne Olds; Fair Trade Olds; National Indigenous Peoples Day; Olds Community Connected Network. In 2021, Mountain View Power will continue to support agencies, events and activities in areas that our customers reside that promote community development and improve the health, wellness, lifestyle and quality of life of area residents. 


Switching to Mountain View Power is easy with no service interruption. Call  customer care @ 1 877 403 0259 and they will be happy to assist you with the process. Or visit our web site https://www.mountainviewpower.com and make the switch to Mountain View Power and know your dollars are helping to make a difference locally.


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