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- Jan 1, 1970
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Years ago natural gas conversions was they way to go.
Seems now that the natural gas companys have most people converted they
can screw us with all kinds of confusing bills. My last bill was 44.42
CDN for 2 gigajules of fule for domestic hot water only.
Here is a break down of the bill
jul 29th-jul31 cost of gas 0.13 x 6.403000 = 0.83
jul 31st-aug30th cost of gas 2.69 x 6.792000 = 18.27
Administration Fee-fixed = 5.19
Administration Fee-Variable = 0.04
Cost of gas- Variable = 19.10
Sub-Total = 24.33
Gst = 1.71
Current energy billing = 26.04
Current disttributor Charges
Delivery Charge-Fixed = 12.09
Delivery Charge-Variable = 2.99
Rate Rider = 0.87
Storage Rider = 0.17cr
production Rider = 0.41cr
Municipal franchise Fee = 1.81
Sub Total = 17.18
Gst = 1.20
Current Distributor Billing =18.38
Total Amount Due (Retail & Distribution) = 44.42
This works out to be allmost 20 buks per giga in the summer. The winter
is another story they really screw with the numbers supply and demand
bull crap. Seems to me I could buy my winter fuel when prices are low
and do the storage my self.
WTF is this crap I used allmost three gigs of fuel if they read my meter
right??? The cost of the fuel was 19.10 Somehow they smoke screen it all
and more than double my bill with all the other bull crap.
Now in they winter I have seen the other fees on top of the cost of gas
as high as 50.00 a month.
My question is how many liters of propane would it take to do the same
job giga whatever they call it to litres please. All these other fees
they are charging me seem to cost me about what it would cost to go buy
a couple of one hundred pound propane tanks and convert my hot water
tank,stove and furnace jets etc.
I do not heat my home for about 5 months a year at all with gas. I put
electric heating in some areas of my home to make up for this and find
it very compfy. Even though I have added some elecric heaters I was
still able to reduce my power consumption by about 300 kw a month by
cutting back in other areas (thats another story)
I can do the rest of the math by myself the cost of conversion etc. I
just need to know how many liters of propane compares to 1 gigajule of
natural gas.
Seems now that the natural gas companys have most people converted they
can screw us with all kinds of confusing bills. My last bill was 44.42
CDN for 2 gigajules of fule for domestic hot water only.
Here is a break down of the bill
jul 29th-jul31 cost of gas 0.13 x 6.403000 = 0.83
jul 31st-aug30th cost of gas 2.69 x 6.792000 = 18.27
Administration Fee-fixed = 5.19
Administration Fee-Variable = 0.04
Cost of gas- Variable = 19.10
Sub-Total = 24.33
Gst = 1.71
Current energy billing = 26.04
Current disttributor Charges
Delivery Charge-Fixed = 12.09
Delivery Charge-Variable = 2.99
Rate Rider = 0.87
Storage Rider = 0.17cr
production Rider = 0.41cr
Municipal franchise Fee = 1.81
Sub Total = 17.18
Gst = 1.20
Current Distributor Billing =18.38
Total Amount Due (Retail & Distribution) = 44.42
This works out to be allmost 20 buks per giga in the summer. The winter
is another story they really screw with the numbers supply and demand
bull crap. Seems to me I could buy my winter fuel when prices are low
and do the storage my self.
WTF is this crap I used allmost three gigs of fuel if they read my meter
right??? The cost of the fuel was 19.10 Somehow they smoke screen it all
and more than double my bill with all the other bull crap.
Now in they winter I have seen the other fees on top of the cost of gas
as high as 50.00 a month.
My question is how many liters of propane would it take to do the same
job giga whatever they call it to litres please. All these other fees
they are charging me seem to cost me about what it would cost to go buy
a couple of one hundred pound propane tanks and convert my hot water
tank,stove and furnace jets etc.
I do not heat my home for about 5 months a year at all with gas. I put
electric heating in some areas of my home to make up for this and find
it very compfy. Even though I have added some elecric heaters I was
still able to reduce my power consumption by about 300 kw a month by
cutting back in other areas (thats another story)
I can do the rest of the math by myself the cost of conversion etc. I
just need to know how many liters of propane compares to 1 gigajule of
natural gas.