- Total Amount Due - Total amount to be paid
by the due date by the customer.
- Due Date of Current Charges - The date your
current bill is due. Any past charges are subject to the original
due date.
- If Paid After - The amount due, including
penalties, if paid after the due date.
- Account Number - This number identifies your
account on our records.
- Meter Number - Number assigned to the meter
at your location.
- Days Billed - Number of days between read
dates.
- Service Date - Dates indicate the Beginning
(7a) and Ending (7b) period
of service covered by the bill.
- Type of Reading - The Beginning (8a)
and Ending (8b) method used to read your meter.
Actual = Read by Meter Reader or by Van using
a Mobile Automated meter reading device.
Cust. = Post Card or Telephone Call Read.
Est. = Estimated read by Company.
- Meter Reading - The Beginning (9a)
and Ending (9b) meter readings upon which your
bill is based.
- Units Used in CCF/THERMS - The volume of gas
used, in units of one hundred cubic feet (Ccf), or Therms.
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- Units Used Last Year - The volume of gas in
Ccf/Therms used last year.
- Meter Factor - A factor used to calculate
the volume of gas for customers. For residential customers this
factor is normally 1.
- Therm Factor - A factor used to convert the
volume of gas consumed (in Ccf) to Therms. One Therm is equivalent
to 100,000 BTUs and represents the thermal energy content of the
gas consumed.
- Account Type - The customer sales class your
account has been assigned. The customer sale classes are listed
on the back of the bill (PDF).
- Account Name - The name in which the service
is billed.
- Service Address - The address where service
is provided.
- Amount Required for Home Heating Credit Claims
- The amount necessary to fill out your Home Heating Credit claim.
- Un-Regulated Charges - Charges such as Appliance
Protection or Appliance Repair. Failure to pay for Un-Regulated
services may result in termination of the service, but not in
the termination of natural gas service. Partial payments are credited
first to any outstanding natural gas balance.
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