Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Mountaineer Gas And Dominion Seek Decrease
WEST VIRGINIA....
Byron Harris, director of the Consumer Advocate Division of the West Virginia state Public Service Commission, says Mountaineer Gas Co. is seeking an 8.8 percent decrease for residential customers, and Dominion Hope is seeking a 3.4 percent decrease. If approved, a Dominion customer using 13 mcf (1,000 cubic feet) of natural gas, will see his bill go from $121.80 to $117.12, a difference of $4.68.
For 13 mcf of gas, a Mountaineer Gas customer’s monthly bill will drop $13.23, from $150.87 to $137.64. If the proposed lower rates are approved, they will take effect November 1st.
Byron Harris, director of the Consumer Advocate Division of the West Virginia state Public Service Commission, says Mountaineer Gas Co. is seeking an 8.8 percent decrease for residential customers, and Dominion Hope is seeking a 3.4 percent decrease. If approved, a Dominion customer using 13 mcf (1,000 cubic feet) of natural gas, will see his bill go from $121.80 to $117.12, a difference of $4.68.
For 13 mcf of gas, a Mountaineer Gas customer’s monthly bill will drop $13.23, from $150.87 to $137.64. If the proposed lower rates are approved, they will take effect November 1st.
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