Natural Gas Prices For Georgia Atlanta Gas & Light (AGL) Residential Customers

Comparison of all natural gas offers are below. Save money at home.

Supplier Variable Price Volume Discount 1/2 Yr. Fixed 1 Yr. Fixed 18 month Fixed Price Features Signup Georgia Natural Gas 0.699 1.099 0.859 0.889 -- Sign up today and receive a $40 Bill Credit** MXenergy (Georgia) 0.999 -- 0.889 0.869 -- Select a variable rate; you can switch to a fixed rate plan at anytime with no switching fees. Customer service fees start as low as $.1.95 Gas South 0.69 -- 0.79 0.89 0.89 Receive a $25 bill credit Coweta-Fayette EMC Natural Gas 1.069 -- 0.802 0.848 -- $5.95 CSC -- FireSide Natural Gas 1.03 -- 0.82 0.87 -- $5.95 CSC -- Infinite Energy -- -- 1.069 0.879 0.929 $5.95 CSC -- SCANA Energy 1.109 -- 0.799 0.869 0.919 $5.95 CSC -- Stream Energy 1.099 -- -- 0.869 -- $5.95 CSC -- Walton EMC Natural Gas 0.999 -- -- 0.847 -- $5.75 CSC --

By default, the suppliers are sorted by the number of customers signed on this site. To find utility rates, scroll down to the heading, “Regulated Rates”.

Notes:

• The Customer Service charge (CSC) is a fee charged by the marketer, not AGL.
• The Pipeline charge is included in the commodity charge for many marketers. Energy America's variable rate, along with offerings from ACN and Gas Key, separately charge this fee that is calculated by multiplying the AGL pipeline charge by the DDDC factor of 1.29 (approx.).
• The Storage charge is levied by ACN at a rate of 1.82 per DDDC factor (1.29).

Atlanta Gas & Light No Longer Provides Default Natural Gas Supply

The charges you pay to AGL will be the same regardless of which marketer you choose for gas supply. Concentrate on comparing the deregulated charges in the chart above

The Gas Supply Charge is the part of your bill that will change when you switch suppliers. In Georgia, you have to purchase from a deregulated supplier. Atlanta Gas Light no longer offers default gas supply.

Comparing and deciding among the various offers

It comes down to choosing a fixed versus variable price. If you want to have a knowledgable gas company managing gas supply to get the lowest possible price, choose a variable rate; it's managed by a gas supplier. If you want to be sure of your bills, and think prices are going up, choose a fixed price.

Once you decide on the term, you just have to choose a company that you are comfortable with. Remember that all of these companies are approved to market gas in the Atlanta Gas Light area.

See the current forecast of natural gas prices.

What's included in retail gas prices

If you choose to buy from a gas marketer, your gas service won't change. You will still get a bill from your distributing utility which will indicate a regulated Delivery Charge that goes to the utility, and a Gas Supply Charge that goes to the gas marketer you chose. If you also have rental equipment or a service contract, these will appear as well.

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