Smart Natural Gas Shopping
Shopping for a new dryer and deciding between gas vs electric? As a site focused on natural gas, we of course have an opinion on this. While gas dryers cost less to operate, they are more expensive up front.
To compare and decide between a gas vs. electric dryer, you need to understand how they work and how to compare costs across two different energy sources.
The bottom line: Gas dryers are around 1/3 the operating cost of an electric dryer. But gas dryers are also 15-20% more expensive. The break even on the higher expense takes around 8 months of operating costs.
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A natural gas outdoor fire pit can create a great gathering place for fall, spring and mild winter weather. Using natural gas gives you a constant source of fuel, without refilling propane cylinders, struggling with propane supply lines or buying wood.
In this article, we review some of the benefits of investing in an outdoor firepit with natural gas as a fuel source and discuss options of permanent or portable solutions.
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When you’re shopping for natural gas rates in Georgia, it makes sense to understand a little bit about the market, including the rate history for natural gas prices in Georgia.
Looking at the rate history for gas prices tells you where prices have been. Once you understand GA natural gas rate history, then you’re in a better position to compare residential natural gas prices.
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Here’s your one stop shop to compare natural gas offers and switch your provider in the Atlanta Gas Light (AGL) area of Georgia.
In this article you’ll see current natural gas prices in Georgia, tips on how to compare GA gas rates and why you should shop your marketer each time your contract expires. (Note: And if you live in Atlanta, we have additional information on shopping your natural gas rate.)
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Searching for “natural gas rates near me?” It’s easy to find gas suppliers if you know where to look. In this article we explain the difference between natural gas suppliers versus utilities plus how to find natural gas rates in your area.
Summary: You can find natural gas rates near you by viewing the shopping site run by your state’s utility regulators, or by using a comparison shopping site like NaturalGasPlans.com. Either way, be sure to review not only the rate but also the term, monthly fee and any termination fee. In some states like Georgia you must shop for a supplier; in other states like Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan you can choose your utility for a rate that changes monthly, or a competitive supplier that offers fixed rates.
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The best time to shop for a natural gas provider is always before your contract expires! But if you are wondering what time of year are natural gas prices in Georgia the lowest? The answer may surprise you.
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Value-added extras can be yours when you shop for and choose the right natural gas plan in Georgia. In this article we’ll review some of the gas plans in Georgia with freebies or value-added extras.
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If you use natural gas in Atlanta, Decatur, Savannah or other areas served by Atlanta Gas Light (AGL), you’ll see AGL Pass-Through Charges on your bill.
These pass-through charges have a complicated calculation. And at times they may seem to have little to do with how much natural gas you’ve actually used!
Once you understand what’s included in the AGL Pass-Through Charge or Base Charge, you’ll be better able to make sense of your bill.
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Winter heating bills will be up 17% in 2022 vs. 2021 according to one national source. And you could pay an even higher price if you heat using natural gas. In this article we discuss natural gas price trends and the winter weather forecast, plus how to keep your heating bill low.
For Winter 2023-2024, the EIA expects that consumers will pay 21% less per unit of natural gas vs. 2022. NEADA projects heating costs will be 7% less than last year. If you live in a state where natural gas is deregulated, like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan or Georgia, you can shop to get the lowest rate for your natural gas plan.
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Natural gas prices are on the rise across the country. In this article, we’ll review why natural gas prices are high right now (2022), how that impacts your natural gas rate for your home, and how to get the best natural gas in Ohio or Georgia.
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