Anybody Get Their Gas Bill Yet?

[RoshawnMarkwees]

My usage is left than half of that from this time last year but my bill has tripled!
And it’s only the beginning of December…

 

[Tax Man]

Mine is about the same as a year ago.

 

[jbrownson0831]

My usage is left than half of that from this time last year but my bill has tripled!
And it’s only the beginning of December…

Just starting to get cold here, this month will be the indicator.

 

[Penelope]

I'm on a budget plan it's the same price for each month, it went up last June.

 

[jillian]

RoshawnMarkwees your bill hasn’t tripled becaise if inflation. Your bill increased because it’s colder.

did it go up some? Yes. You should discuss that with multinational oil companies who want to make up for losing money when people weren’t traveling.

i hope that helps.

 

[elektra]

Thank you democrats for putting the screws to oil companies.

It is a fact, the Democrats are in full control of the price of oil.

It is called the new economy where you may get a little energy for an extreme price, call it solar and wind, clean, green, renewable, alternative, energy.

We told you so!

 

[miketx]

Mine has gone up some with the usage being the same.

 

[Care4all]

Ok, I'm totally ignorant on this, and am admitting it. We don't have Natural gas available up where I live, so I haven't followed it, like I would heating oil that affects me. I follow heating oil prices.

So if any of you could save me time researching it and could answer a few questions to get me up to speed.

I thought we were the number one or close, producer of Natural gas.....plentiful in the USA?

If so, then why is there a shortage that is causing natural gas to rise? Were they shut down during covid and can't get back up and running again?

Isn't most of the southern USA getting natural gas from pipelines, and not through liquifying gas that may be trucked? So a truck driver shortage would not affect it???

What caused the shortage to cause supply being lower than demand, hence the price hikes???

 

[Natural Citizen]

I've been using my fireplace, so haven't really paid much attention to how gas costs would affect me personally. Thus far they have not.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

RoshawnMarkwees your bill hasn’t tripled becaise if inflation. Your bill increased because it’s colder.

did it go up some? Yes. You should discuss that with multinational oil companies who want to make up for losing money when people weren’t traveling.

i hope that helps.

Missed his usage is half but his bill tripled, didn't ya?

I hope that helps

 

[Natural Citizen]

I'm on a budget plan it's the same price for each month, it went up last June.

That likely ends up costing you more in the long run.

 

[miketx]

RoshawnMarkwees your bill hasn’t tripled becaise if inflation. Your bill increased because it’s colder.

did it go up some? Yes. You should discuss that with multinational oil companies who want to make up for losing money when people weren’t traveling.

i hope that helps.

Why do you people have to lie about so many things? The guy said his usage was the same? What's the matter with you?

 

[Moonglow]

My usage is left than half of that from this time last year but my bill has tripled!
And it’s only the beginning of December…

I stopped using gas twenty years ago because of the price increases by the futures market, now it has permeated the electrical grid.

 

[elektra]

The Treasury Department is pressing multilateral development banks (MDBs) not to fund natural gas exploration and production.

 

[bendog]

Ok, I'm totally ignorant on this, and am admitting it. We don't have Natural gas available up where I live, so I haven't followed it, like I would heating oil that affects me. I follow heating oil prices.

So if any of you could save me time researching it and could answer a few questions to get me up to speed.

I thought we were the number one or close, producer of Natural gas.....plentiful in the USA?

If so, then why is there a shortage that is causing natural gas to rise? Were they shut down during covid and can't get back up and running again?

Isn't most of the southern USA getting natural gas from pipelines, and not through liquifying gas that may be trucked? So a truck driver shortage would not affect it???

What caused the shortage to cause supply being lower than demand, hence the price hikes???

Natural gas - Price - Chart - Historical Data - News

Natural gas increased 0.60 USD/MMBtu or 25.69% since the beginning of 2024, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark market for this commodity. Natural gas - values, historical data, forecasts and news - updated on June of 2024.

tradingeconomics.com

It's up like 65% this year, but production is up over last year too, and even in the 2008 recession it was still twice what it was today

 

[Moonglow]

Thank you democrats for putting the screws to oil companies.

It is a fact, the Democrats are in full control of the price of oil.

It is called the new economy where you may get a little energy for an extreme price, call it solar and wind, clean, green, renewable, alternative, energy.

We told you so!

You failed economics 101


Energy

Column: Global gas shortage helps lift prices in United States​

LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - U.S. gas prices recently climbed to their highest in real terms for more than a decade, as energy shortages and spiking prices in Europe and Asia work their way back up the supply chain to the United States.

Global gas shortage helps lift prices in United States

U.S. gas prices recently climbed to their highest in real terms for more than a decade, as energy shortages and spiking prices in Europe and Asia work their way back up the supply chain to the United States.

www.reuters.com

 

[Moonglow]

Natural gas - Price - Chart - Historical Data - News

Natural gas increased 0.60 USD/MMBtu or 25.69% since the beginning of 2024, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark market for this commodity. Natural gas - values, historical data, forecasts and news - updated on June of 2024.

tradingeconomics.com

It's up like 65% this year, but production is up over last year too, and even in the 2008 recession it was still twice what it was today

American utilities are facing the highest natural-gas prices in years as they build stockpiles for winter. The reason: Exporters are sending more gas than ever to countries starved for the fuel.

Natural-Gas Exports Lift Prices for U.S. Utilities Ahead of Winter

The supply squeeze, one of the first ever since the U.S. began sending large volumes of gas abroad, means hefty heating bills for consumers.

www.wsj.com

 

[Moonglow]

The Treasury Department is pressing multilateral development banks (MDBs) not to fund natural gas exploration and production.

A link, for once?

 

[okfine]

My usage is left than half of that from this time last year but my bill has tripled!
And it’s only the beginning of December…

Regularly $25 for me here in So. Cal. Never pay more than $75 during the colder months.

 

[initforme]

We used a little less. Bill the same.