How to Calculate Your Residential Gas Bill
Example:
Gas Consumption shown on the bill is 25. (A unit used on your bill is 100 cubic feet, so your actual gas usage would be 2,500 cubic feet).
| Customer Charge: | $9 |
| Consumption: | 25 x $1.40 = $35.00 |
| Total Gas Bill | $44.00 |
Monthly Charges:
| Customer Charge: | $9 |
| Consumption Charge: | $1.40 per 100 cubic feet |
*Note: All charges are subject to change without notice. Rates as of January 1, 2010.
How to Calculate Your Commercial Gas Bill Example:
Example:
Gas Consumption shown on the bill is 75. (A unit used on your bill is 100 cubic feet, so your actual gas usage would be 7,500 cubic feet).
| Customer Charge: | $11 |
| Consumption: | 75 x $1.50 = $112.5 |
| Total Gas Bill | $123.50 |
Monthly Charges:
| Customer Charge: | $11 |
| Consumption Charge: | $1.50 per 100 cubic feet |
*Note: All charges are subject to change without notice. Rates as of May 1, 2026.