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The lowest Georgia Natural Gas® residential natural gas rate in Georgia is 59.9¢ ($0.599) per therm.
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Georgia Natural Gas®
Georgia Natural Gas® has been serving Georgians since 1856 as part of Atlanta Gas Light, in 1998 AGL Resources Spun off Georgia Natural Gas® as a stand alone retail natural gas retailer, as the energy deregulation came into vogue. AGL maintains the pipelines and distribution network that feeds natural gas throughout the AGL footprint.
AGL is responsible for maintaining the gas lines, gas turn ons and turn offs, and meter reads. AGL is part of Southern Company, while Georgia Natural Gas® is part of SouthStar Energy Services. Both Companies operate independently of each other.
Georgia Natural Gas® services end user residential and commercial accounts, send bills and purchases wholesale natural gas for its customers.
Georgia Natural Gas® Ratings
The overall score for Georgia Natural Gas® is 4.63. Their best category was Community where they earned a score of 5.00, while their worst rating came in at 3.85 in Communications.
Georgia Natural Gas® earned a Gold Award in our most recent semi-annual rating process with an overall rating of 4.63
Georgia Gas Savings's Gold Tier Providers are the best of the best in Georgia gas. These are the best providers over the past year at providing customers and communities great service, stellar customer service, and top of the line resources, just to name a few things. When you select one of these providers, know you're choosing from among the best options in the Georgia gas market.
Average Rate is based on 50 therms usage per month. Rates as of January 15, 2025 at 09:13 PM CST
Moving? How to Start Georgia Natural Gas® Service in Georgia
If you're moving to Georgia, it's important to know that Georgia is a deregulated natural gas market. Which means you can compare, shop and order some of the lowest natural gas prices in the US. If you're moving to a deregulated area, you can use Georgia Gas Savings to compare and order an affordable rate.
You shopped for your mortgage, cellphone, internet, insurance and credit cards, and now you can shop for your Georgia gas provider. Natural gas companies compete for your business in Georgia Your natural gas is delivered by your local utility company, Atlanta Gas Light. AGL reads your meter, maintains the pipes and responds when there's a problem with your natural gas service. All you have to do is pick a plan, sign up and we'll handle the rest.
Simply enter your zip code to compare natural gas plans then select your move-in date during the checkout process. You'll receive a confirmation email and an order id to track your new service connection.
How to Read Your Georgia Natural Gas® Bill
Past Due Amount
Past due charges are due immediately and subject to a Late Charges
Prior and Current Readings
Readings from your gas meter. The prior reading is only an estimate, whereas the current reading is the actual gas your meter shows you used during the current billing period.
CCF Used The actual gas your meter shows you used during the current billing period, stated in hundreds of cubic feet.
BTU Factor A measure of energy in British Thermal Units (BTUs) that is used as a conversion factor to calculate in Therms the amount of gas you consumed.
Therms
The amount of gas you consumed (CCF used) multiplied by a BTU conversion factor. (One thermal unit equals 100,000 BTUs.)
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Price Per Therm
The price you pay per therm of gas consumed.
DDDC
Dedicated Design Day Capacity is the amount of space reserved in the pipeline for gas needed to serve your premises on the coldest day of the year. Your DDDC is used to calculate your AGLC Base Charge.
Price Plan Your GNG Price Plan.
AGL Base Charge
A regulated utility (AGL) charge that's billed through each gas marketer. GNG bills a full base charge regardless of the number of days of service.
GNG Customer Service Charge
A charge related to GNG's cost of maintaining and servicing your account. This charge may vary based on a customer's credit criteria, payment history and/or individual service requirements.
GNG assesses a full customer service charge for each service period regardless of the number of days of service.
Gas Charges
The charge for gas used during the service period. The gas charge can vary based on the quantity of gas used and the price per therm for the service period.
Sales Tax
As required by state law, sales tax will be applied to all charges except Late Charges.
Remittance Coupon
When paying by mail, the remittance coupon must be completed and mailed with your payment.
Frequently Asked Questions - Georgia Natural Gas®
What rewards and promotions does Georgia Natural Gas® offer?
Georgia Natural Gas® Perks
Bill Credits for going paperless.
Greener Life FREE -- so you can feel good knowing your natural gas usage has net-zero impact on the environment.
Discount tickets to local venues and attractions.
AAA member discounts and new member benefits
How is Georgia Natural Gas® Rated by other agencies?
Georgia Natural Gas® is a Top Ranked provider as ranked by GeorgiaGasSavings.com
They've also received a JD Power score of 687 in 2013 (the last year of JD Power Ratings in Georgia). The company has an A+ rating with the BBB, and consistently ranks amongst the lowest complaints received with the Georgia PUC.
2019 GeorgiaGasSavings Ratings
2013 JD Power Ratings
2019 Better Business Bureau
5 Stars
687
A+
How do I get the Cheapest Natural Gas® Rate?
We've created a step by step guide to help you get the cheapest natural gas rate in Georgia.
'Tis the season to grab savings on long term natural gas plans. Winter's here but the cold temps aren't. So shop these plans now to lock in the cheapest rate before it's too late!
Jack Frost is a-nipping. But there is still time to snag the cheapest natural gas rate. However, you may want to be hasty about it. According to the EIA, wholesale monthly prices hit a low of $1.49 per MMBtu in March and climbed to $2.12 per MMBtu in November. So far in December, daily wholesale prices have hit high as $3.09 per MMBtu. The steady increases in wholesale prices are likely due to winter weather arriving throughout the country. Furthermore, with wholesale rates going up, long term gas rates may not stay low for too much longer.
Best Long Term Natural Gas Rates
These four long term natural gas plans have some of the best rates around. Get one now before winter rates go up!
Firstly, it’s the Constellation 24 month Home Natural Gas plan at $0.579 per therm. It’s the cheapest of the 24 month plans. There is also a $150 ETF and $7.95 monthly charge.
Secondly is the Xoom Energy SureLock 24 plan at $0.619 per therm. It has a pricier rate but has a lower monthly charge at $5.85. Make sure you don’t cancel early, or you face a $200 ETF.
Next is the Georgia Natural Gas® 24 Month Fixed plan at $0.659 per therm. Note well, this rate is a $0.10 discount for new customers only. The ETF starts at $200 in the first six months and drops by $50 each six month period. The monthly charge is $6.99-$9.99.
Finally, it’s the Gas South Fixed 24 Month plan at $0.690 per therm. Though it has the highest rate, it’s the only plan that guarantees no deposit for signing up -- which can be a big savings. Another bonus is a $5 credit for the first 10 months. There is a $150 ETF and $6.95-$9.95 monthly charge.
Wrap Up a Long Term Rate for the Holidays
Although winters in Atlanta are typically mild, a mighty cold snap that hits anywhere else in the country can affect our natural gas rates, too. It’s smart to lock in a cheap rate before winter chills and volatility take hold of natural gas prices. So, grab your long term plan today at https://www.georgiagassavings.com.
Cozy Up to Cheap Variable Rate Gas Plan This Winter?
Find out if now is the best time to cozy up with low priced variable gas plans. We compare their natural gas rates to see which is the best deal for your home.
Holiday shopping is high on many to-do lists this month. But if you want to lower monthly expenses, shopping for a natural gas plan is the way to go! In Atlanta, you have dozens of options for cheap gas. But you may notice the cheapest natural gas plans are all variable rates. So, is it better to get a fixed or variable rate Atlanta gas plan this winter? Let’s find out!
Cheap Variable Rate Gas Plans
Three variable rate gas plans have crazy-low rates this month. But keep in mind that these are introductory rates that only last a month or two. After that, the rates jump up to the standard variable rate from that provider.
Firstly we have the Scana Energy Introductory Variable Rate plan at $0.299 per therm. This low rate lasts one month before going up to the provider’s standard variable rate, currently at $1.899, according to the GA PSC. The monthly charge is $5.95 and you get a $5 bill credit on your first 20 bills.
Following up is the Georgia Natural Gas®Market Intro plan at $0.349 per therm. This low rate lasts two months with a $0 customer service charge for that period. Additionally, you can get up to $200 in contract exit fees covered. The current standard variable rate for the provider is $2.059 and the customer service charge is $3.99-$6.99, according to the GA PSC.
Finally, it’s the Gas South Acquisition Variable plan at $.390 per therm. The rate lasts one month before going up to the standard variable rate for the provider, currently $1.890, according to the GA PSC. There is no deposit and you get $20 in bill credits. The monthly charge is $6.95-$9.95.
Best Fixed Rate Gas Plans
Now for the cheapest fixed rate plans!
Firstly, it’s the Scana Energy 12 Month plan at $0.459 per therm. For a quick comparison, this rate is 54% higher than the cheapest intro variable rate. However, the rate is less than 25% of the standard variable rate for the cheapest variable plan. There is a $6.95 monthly charge and $150 ETF with this plan.
We also have the Georgia Natural Gas®12 Month Fixed at $0.459 per therm. This rate is a $0.20 discounted rate for new customers only. The plan has a $5.99-$8.99 monthly charge. It also has a sliding scale ETF: $100 in the first six months and $50 in the last six months.
Which Way to Go?
Let’s compare potential savings with the Scana Energy Introductory Variable Rate plan and their 12 Month plan.
For the first month, the variable rate will cost you $10.55 (including bill credit), and the fixed rate will cost you $23.87 just for the gas you use. That’s a difference of $13.32. For the second month, the variable rate will cost you $93.75 (including bill credit), and the fixed rate will cost $23.87 just for the gas you use. That’s a difference of $69.87.
In other words, the variable rate plans cost a ton of extra cash if you keep them longer than the intro period. Because fixed rate plans could go up next month with the start of winter, the savings from the intro variable rates may not be worth it.
I recommend a fixed rate plan. Otherwise, you roll the dice on prices for December and that you will make the switch in time to avoid paying for a month of a provider’s standard variable rate. However, either way you go, shopping and saving with Georgia Gas Savings is the way to do it. Visit us today at https://www.georgiagassavings.com.
