| Boiler
and Power Plant Service Small (BPS-S) Rate |
A customer electing service under this rate must have
and maintain complete and adequate standby non-natural gas
energy (e.g., oil, propane, electric, steam) and equipment
for alternate operation in the event of an interruption
of gas service. Customers applying for service under this
rate must contract for a minimum of 2,500 Mcf of natural
gas per year. The gas price for service under this rate
is based on alternative fuel, No. 2 heating oil. An Air
Conditioning rider is available from May through September.
The BPS-S price for the month
of May 2008 is $22.11.
For a more detailed overview, see page 93 of PGW’s
Tariff (PDF, 562k).
| Boiler
and Power Plant Service Large (BPS-L) Rate |
A customer electing service under this rate must have and
maintain complete and adequate standby non-natural gas energy
(e.g., oil, propane, electric, steam) and equipment for
alternate operation in the event of an interruption of gas
service. Customers applying for service under this rate
must contract for a minimum of 5,000 Mcf of natural gas
per year. The gas price for service under this rate is based
on alternative fuel, No. 2 heating oil. An Air Conditioning
rider is available from May through September.
The BPS-L price for the month of
May
2008 is $19.24.
For a more detailed overview, see page 93 of PGW’s
Tariff (PDF, 562k).
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| Boiler
Plant Service (BPS-H) Rate |
A customer electing service under this rate must have and
maintain complete and adequate standby of #4 oil and equipment
for alternate operation in the event of an interruption
of gas service. Customers applying for service under this
rate must contract for a minimum of 5,000 Mcf of natural
gas per year. The gas price for service under this rate
is based on alternative fuel, No. 4 heating oil. An Air
Conditioning rider is available from May through September.
The BPS-H price for the month of May
2008 is $16.92.
For a more detailed overview, see page 93 of PGW’s
Tariff (PDF, 562k).
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| Load Balancing
Service Small (LBS-S) Rate |
A customer electing service under this rate must have and
maintain complete and adequate standby of #5 or #6 oil and
equipment for alternate operation in the event of an interruption
of gas service. Customers applying for service under this
rate must contract for a minimum of 5,000 Mcf of natural
gas per year. The gas price for a customer serviced under
this rate is based on alternative fuel, No. 6 heating oil.
The LBS-S price for the month of May
2008 is $14.60.
For a more detailed overview, see page 97 of PGW’s
Tariff (PDF, 562k).
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| Load Balancing
Service Large (LBS-L) Rate |
A customer electing service under this rate must have and
maintain complete and adequate standby non-natural gas energy
(e.g., oil, propane, electric, steam) and equipment for
alternate operation in the event of an interruption of gas
service. Customers applying for service under this rate
must contract for a minimum of 80,000 Mcf of natural gas
per year. The gas price for a customer serviced under this
rate is based on alternative fuel, No. 6 heating oil.
The LBS-L price for the month of
May 2008 is $14.55.
For a more detailed overview, see page 97 of PGW’s
Tariff (PDF, 562k).
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| Load Balancing
Service Extra Large (LBS-XL) Rate |
A customer electing service under this rate must have and
maintain complete and adequate standby non-natural gas energy
(e.g., oil, propane, electric, steam) and equipment for
alternate operation in the event of an interruption of gas
service. Customers applying for service under this rate
must contract for a minimum of 350,000 Mcf of natural gas
per year. The gas price for a customer serviced under this
rate is based on alternative fuel, No. 6 heating oil.
The LBS-XL price for the month of
May 2008 is $14.50.
For a more detailed overview, see page 97 of PGW’s
Tariff (PDF, 562k).
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| Cogeneration
Service (CG) Rate |
Cogeneration service is available to commercial and industrial
customers who use natural gas in any combination of cooling,
heating and power production where a quantity of waste heat
is recovered and used in a secondary application for almost
any commercial, industrial or domestic use. Cogeneration
applicants must demonstrate the ability to utilize waste
heat in a second process. Customers applying for the Cogeneration
Rate are required to execute a Service Agreement defining
minimum and maximum quantities of gas to be delivered.
The CG price for the month of April
2008 is $10.8203.
For a more detailed overview, see page 131 of PGW’s
Tariff (PDF, 562k).
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