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PGW DELIVERS BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO YOUTH AT PHILADELPHIA SALVATION ARMY

Homeless Children to Start New School Year with New Backpacks and School Supplies Donated by Philadelphia Gas Works Employees (PGW)

PGW-Salvation Army Back to School

 

PHILADELPHIA GAS WORKS ANNOUNCES DECREASE IN NATURAL GAS COSTS THIS FALL

Average PGW residential heating customers will pay nearly seven percent less per month

(Philadelphia, Pa. – September 2, 2014) – Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW) today announced that natural gas rates will decrease this fall for PGW’s residential, commercial, industrial and municipal customers. The new rate reflects what PGW pays for the gas. The rate for residential customers, for instance, will be adjusted for the next three months from its current $1.51 per hundred cubic feet (Ccf) to $1.40 per Ccf for residential customers.

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PGW OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED ON LABOR DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2014

(Philadelphia, Pa. – August 28, 2014) – Philadelphia Gas Works’ (PGW) Customer Service Centers will be closed on Monday, September 1, 2014, in observance of Labor Day. Its Commercial Resource Center will also be closed.

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