Will Local Gas Companies Be Giving Credits This Winter?

http://kdka.com/local/natural.gas.prices.2.1239466.html

from Pennsylvania ...

"The state's Public Utility Commission has approved refunds for Pennsylvania gas customers. Gas companies aren't allowed to make a profit on natural gas so if they over-collect, the money goes back to the consumer."

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Permalink Reply by Phillip Briggs on October 10, 2009 at 5:50
I doubt if I'll get any credits... as my gas is free. I have unlimited free natural gas (legal!). My original lease, signed in the '50's, included a free gas clause.
Permalink Reply by LP on October 10, 2009 at 6:09
I hope you own at least one CNG vehicle !!!
Permalink Reply by sesport on October 10, 2009 at 6:43
Ummm, I'm having trouble deciding whether you're an "Evil O&G" or a "Greedy Land/Mineral Owner." Oh well ... reap & enjoy the benefits! You get credits for someone having signed a decent lease? lol :0)

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