Natural-gas shopping
Liz Kay writes about the continuing plunge in natural gas prices and quotes experts who suggest you should lock in with a long-term natural gas contract instead of using BGE's standard offering, in which the gas price more or less floats with the market from month to month. I'm skeptical; the offerings don't let you lock in for more than two years, and the prices aren't that great. Here is my earlier post on this.
But in any event here are links to the natural gas vendors she mentioned. BGE will continue to deliver the gas through its pipes and charge a delivery fee, no matter who your supplier is. For a lot more on this, scroll down to the "Categories" box on the right and click on "BGE/electricity."
Washington Gas Energy Services
BGE Home (different from plain old BGE.)
Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative
Comments
WGES's floating rate per therm is several cents lower than BGE's & has been for quite a while.
Posted by: Mike | August 29, 2009 3:28 PM
Compared to propane, natural gas is more convenient and has a lot of advantages. Much more with its plunging price, more and more people will go for natural gas.
Posted by: Amanda Rush | August 30, 2009 11:22 PM
"How is it the bank's fault that someone making $4,700 attempted to borrow $1.3 million..."
Because the bank is the gatekeeper in the transaction (or is supposed to be).
A responsible landlord would have verified income of the prospective tenant before they would sign Mr Burrow to a house lease... and wouldn't have done one for him at more than $1500... let alone $9100.
Do you understand now?
Posted by: Free Mcx Tips | November 18, 2010 4:24 AM