TERRACE, B.C., November 25, 2025 – Pacific Northern Gas Ltd. (PNG) acknowledges the British Columbia Utilities Commission’s (BCUC) decision on its PNG West Revenue Requirements Application (RRA) for 2025–2027, which relates to basic charges and delivery rates for 2025, 2026 and 2027 and Revenue Stabilization Adjustment Mechanism (RSAM) rate rider for 2025. As a regulated natural gas utility, PNG’s rates are set by the BCUC. PNG is reviewing the outcome of the BCUC’s decision in detail.
PNG’s RRA, filed earlier this year, reflects what the company believes is in the best long-term interest of its customers and supports the continued safety and reliability of PNG’s natural gas system. The application responds to higher operational costs; lower demand, particularly from the forestry sector; and the need to recover deferred costs. It was developed through extensive technical and financial analysis and designed as a reset to support more stable rates in the future.
PNG is carefully assessing the BCUC’s decision on final approved rates to understand its implications for both the company and its customers.
PNG’s focus remains on maintaining safe, reliable service for the communities it serves and operating with financial prudence.
PNG Media Contact: media@png.ca
About Pacific Northern Gas Ltd.
PNG provides reliable gas service to approximately 42,000 residential, commercial and industrial customers in more than 20 communities across northern B.C. In operation since 1968, PNG owns and operates a transmission and distribution system in west-central B.C. and a distribution system and processing plant in the province’s northeast. PNG is a wholly-owned subsidiary of TriSummit Utilities Inc. For more information, visit www.png.ca.
