This helps limit extreme changes that can occur during the heating season. As an example, UGI will have procured approximately 50% of our normal winter supply prior to the beginning of the heating season (October). UGI secures a portion of its gas supply in advance.PGC rate changes are capped at 25% in December, March, and June and 15% in September.UGI Protects Customers from Extreme Price Spikes UGI is required to purchase the least-cost available supply of natural gas. UGI does not profit on the purchased gas portion of a customer’s bill. The PGC is a pass-through of costs incurred by the company to purchase gas. This is called the Purchased Gas Cost (or PGC) update. Learn about more ways to conserve energy to help keep the commodity portion of your bill more manageable.Įach quarter – December, March, June and September – UGI may request an adjustment, either an increase or decrease, to the Commodity cost. As of March 1, 2023, the commodity component accounts for about 50% of your energy bill. For natural gas, it is presented in CCF (hundred cubic feet). This amount can be changed through a Base Rate Case, where the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission must approve any proposed increase.Ĭommodity Charge: This is the charge for the actual amount of energy you consume.
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Our Customer Care Team is available Monday through Friday, from 8 am to 5 pm, at 80.ĭistribution and Customer Charges:As of March 1, 2023, about 50% of each residential bill is for the delivery and service costs to upgrade and maintain our natural gas facilities and to ensure we are delivering natural gas in a safe, reliable manner. We want to remind customers that are struggling to make on-time payments to please contact our Customer Care Team so they can review your account and provide options.
Please find a breakdown of your UGI bill on the tabs below to help you better understand the factors that influence your overall energy cost. In addition to saving money, natural gas also lowers your carbon footprint significantly more than other fossil fuels. and globally.Įven with recent increases in natural gas prices, it is still by-far the most economical way to fuel your home or business. As you may have seen in recent news coverage, global energy prices are on the rise due to a number of factors which include production not keeping pace with demand as the economy recovers from the impacts of the pandemic in the U.S. We understand closely evaluating the components of your energy bill is probably not at the top of your to-do list.
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