The lowest Xoom Energy residential natural gas rate in Georgia is 47.9¢ ($0.479) per therm
Xoom Energy Natural Gas Rates
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Xoom Energy
XOOM Energy has been connecting Georgia residential natural gas customers with energy since 2017. With XOOM Energy, customers have the freedom to choose the natural gas pricing and plans that are ideal for their budget and lifestyle.
AGL Atlanta Gas Light maintains the gas lines, gas turn ons and turn offs, and meter reads.
Xoom Energy services end user residential and commercial natural gas accounts, sends bills and purchases wholesale natural gas for its customers.
XOOM Energy Ratings
The overall score for XOOM Energy is 3.39. Their best category was Products where they earned a score of 4.49, while their worst rating came in at 2.87 in Market Perception. More detailed information on these ratings is available on our XOOM Energy Rating Detail page.
XOOM Energy earned a Bronze Award in our most recent semi-annual rating process with an overall rating of 3.39
Georgia Gas Savings's Bronze Tier providers are solid retail natural gas providers that have a lot to offer customers. These companies represent good options for discerning shoppers and have lots to offer customers. There are plenty of good companies offering good plans that can fit what consumers are looking for in their company.
Average Rate is based on 50 therms usage per month. Rates as of October 3, 2024 at 09:08 PM CDT
Moving? How to Start Xoom Energy 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 Xoom Energy Bill
Bill Account Number: This area provides the number you should use when making your payment or when you speak to a XOOM Energy Georgia Customer Care Representative. This area also provides a high-level snapshot of invoice information.
Account Summary: Contact Information: If you have questions regarding your bill, you can reach XOOM Energy by phone, email or online.
Account Information: This section provides your invoice number and your AGLC number (the number of your account used by AGL)
Total Current Charges: The amount that you now owe, after we apply any taxes, adjustments and/ or prior payments to your account.
Due Date: After this date, your payment would be past due.
Remittance Address: Please send payment to this address.
Contact Information: If you have questions regarding your bill, you can reach XOOM Energy by phone, email or online.
Payment Amount: Please enter the amount of your payment.
Utility Contact Information: Name and phone number of your local utility. You should call this number in case of an emergency. Billing Period: The time period associated with your bill charges. Commodity Charge: Amount and rate of natural gas used in the billing period. Base Charge: Monthly fee to cover the administrative costs associated with your bill charges.
The DDDC Factor: The DDDC Factor is a calculation done by Atlanta Gas Light Company (AGL) that indicates how much natural gas deliverability is reserved (or 'dedicated') for your home or business if Atlanta were to reach an average daily temperature of 100F (a 'design day'), making it unique to each home or business.
The BTU Factor: The BTU Factor. A number which is multiplied by the volume of gas measured in MCF in order to arrive at the heating value of gas which is measured in millions of British Thermal Units (MMBTU).
Billing Period: The time period associated with your bill charges.
Commodity Charge: Amount and rate of natural gas used in the billing period.
Base Charge: Monthly fee to cover the administrative costs associated with your bill charges.
Xoom Energy - Frequently Asked Questions
What rewards and promotions does Xoom Energy offer?
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No enrollment fees
No service interruptions during the switch
Pricing and plans designed to fit any budget
XOOM Xtras free customer loyalty program
How is Xoom Energy Rated by other agencies?
Xoom Energy is a Top Ranked provider as ranked by GeorgiaGasSavings.com
September is a shoulder month! That means the lower demand for natural gas can translate to lower plan prices. Even better, this September, Georgia gas rates for our long term plans are, on average, 5 cents cheaper than last year! With La Niña expected to show up soon, northern states could see a colder than average winter. Colder weather means higher demand and possibly spiking gas prices. So, it’s a great time to compare natural gas plans and snag one of the best long term Georgia gas plans for winter savings.
Good Long Term Gas Plans in Georgia
These plans have lower per therm rates than last year’s plan. However, the rates of these plans are higher than last year's average long term rate of $0.649 cents per therm.
We’ll start with the Gas South Fixed 24 Month plan at $0.670 per therm. Although the plan is 2 cents cheaper than last year, it is pricier than last year’s average rate. However, Gas South doesn’t collect a deposit, so that keeps up to $150 in your pocket. You also get a $5 credit on your first 10 bills. The monthly charge is $6.95-$9.95 and the ETF is $150.
Next is the Scana Energy 36 Month plan at $0.659 per therm. The plan is 2 cents cheaper than what it was last year. But it is still more expensive than last year’s average rate. The provider sweetens the deal with $5 off your first 20 bills. The monthly charge is $6.95 and the ETF is a pricy $300.
GREAT Long Term Gas Plans for Winter
The following gas plans are cheaper than they were last year by an even wider margin. Additionally, all these plans fall under last year’s average long term rate.
Firstly, we have Constellation with the 36 Month Home Natural Gas Plan at $0.599 per therm. This plan is 5 cents cheaper than last year and well below last year’s average rate. There is a $7.95 monthly charge and a $150 ETF.
Secondly is the Georgia Natural Gas® 24 Month Fixed plan at $0.549 per therm. This rate is 12 cents cheaper than last year! It’s also nearly 10 cents cheaper than last year’s average rate. The plan has a $6.99-$9.99 monthly fee and a sliding scale ETF that starts at $200 and drops by $50 every 6 months.
Finally, we come to the Xoom Energy SureLock 24 plan at $0.499 per therm. This plan beats last year’s price by 5 cents. Furthermore, it beats last year’s average rate by more than 14 cents. The monthly charge is also the lowest at $5.85 and the ETF is $200.
Your Best Long Term Gas Plan
The cheapest long term plan of the day is definitely Xoom Energy SureLock 24. But cheapest doesn’t always mean its the best for you. To get the best, compare your current provider and plan with these and more options at https://www.georgiagassavings.com.
Despite this June being the second hottest on record in Atlanta, natural gas is holding steady at low rates. This could be thanks, in part, to high natural gas storage numbers. According to the EIA, however, days of high storage numbers are at an end. Since last week, storage numbers are back within the range of the 5 year average. This could mean rising natural gas prices to come. So, now is a great time to compare natural gas plans in Georgia. So, let’s see which long term gas plans in Atlanta are a good idea right now.
Long Term Gas Plan Details
Firstly, let’s look at the details of some of the long term gas plans available in Atlanta right now.
Gas Southhas the Fixed 24 Month plan currently at $0.670 per therm. It’s the highest rate for 24 month plans , but there are some other incentives. With this provider, you don’t have a deposit, which keeps up to $150 in your pocket right off the bat. Also, there is a $5 bill credit the first 10 months. The plan has a $150 early termination fee (ETF) and a $6.95-$9.95 monthly charge.
Constellation has a 24 Month Home Natural Gas plan for $0.579 per therm. That’s about 14% cheaper than the previous plan. This plan also has a $150 ETF and $7.95 monthly charge.
Next is the Georgia Natural Gas®24 Month Fixed plan at $0.549 per therm. This is slightly cheaper than the previous plan for even more savings. The ETF for the plan starts at $200 and drops by $50 every 6 months. There is also a $6.99-$9.99 monthly charge.
Finally, there is the Xoom EnergySureLock 24 plan at $0.499 per therm. That rate is almost 10% cheaper than the previous plan and more than 25% cheaper than the most expensive 24 month plan. The ETF is $200 and the monthly charge is $5.85.
Which Long Term Gas Plan Is a Good Idea?
According to data from the GA PSC, the rates of all the 24 month plans available today are slightly to significantly cheaper than similar plans from last year. In other words, any plan you choose puts you in a good place to save money on your natural gas bill for the next two years.
However, it’s tough to compete with a rate as low as what Xoom Energy is putting out there with its SureLock 24 plan. In fact, 24 month plans have not been this cheap since 2020, according to past GA PSC pricing comparisons.
With that in mind, we can confidently say the Xoom Energy SureLock 24 plan is not only a good idea right now, it’s a great one. If you’re ready to lock in this low rate, visit us today at https://www.georgiagassavings.com.