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Title: Quick natural gas question
Post by: JMM on December 29, 2003, 02:21:42 pm
Here in C.C. (no, not Corpus Christi, TX, hehehehe, but Chihuahua city), natural gas is about $1.50 per liter, I guess 4 liters is a gallon? More or less? What is the measurements used by natural gas companies in the U.S. for home use? What are the current prices?

Thanks,

JM  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Sethan on December 29, 2003, 02:24:43 pm
Natural gas in the US is measured by the cubic foot.  Couldn't tell you current prices.
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Sirgod on December 29, 2003, 02:55:35 pm
Quote:

Natural gas in the US is measured by the cubic foot.  Couldn't tell you current prices.  



That's right, He's from Arlington TX, they use Propane, not any Natural Gas or Charcoal.

see ya Later Sethan Hill.

Stephen
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Toten on December 29, 2003, 04:25:39 pm
Natural gas used here in ontario is costing me 44cents per cubic metre (that is up over 40% from last year)  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: 762 on December 29, 2003, 04:27:19 pm
Quote:

Natural gas used here in ontario is costing me 44cents per cubic metre (that is up over 40% from last year)  



Hmm, I always figured Toten "Pull my finger" would have his own supply.

 
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Toten on December 29, 2003, 04:28:43 pm
RESISTANCE IS FUMILE !

PULL MY FINGER !

YOUR BEANS AND CHILLI WILL SERVICE THE BORG !  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Sethan on December 29, 2003, 04:57:20 pm
Quote:

Quote:

Natural gas in the US is measured by the cubic foot.  Couldn't tell you current prices.  



That's right, He's from Arlington TX, they use Propane, not any Natural Gas or Charcoal.

see ya Later Sethan Hill.

Stephen  



*chuckle*

Actually, I used to work for the gas company.  Oddly, the house I live in currently is all electric - which is why I don't know the current gas prices.
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: NJAntman on December 30, 2003, 06:16:30 am
Current price in central/southern NJ is (direct from my bill) 0.3359 for 3rd party delivery and 0.659 for the gas. Multipy those by Therms used (Therms being the BTU content (1.056) multiplied by the 100's of cubic feet used)

Electric seems to be at 0.043143 per KWH from the local company JCP&L and 0.05878571 from FirstEnergy (the deregulation mandated cram it down our unsuspecting throats alternative supplier).  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Elvis on December 30, 2003, 10:59:02 am
I drive a dedicatd natural gas vehicle.. They price it per the equivelent gallon, which runs anywhere  from $1.30 to $1.55 here in Phoenix. An equivelent gallon is pretty close to 5.6lbs of CNG.  
Title: Quick natural gas question
Post by: JMM on December 29, 2003, 02:21:42 pm
Here in C.C. (no, not Corpus Christi, TX, hehehehe, but Chihuahua city), natural gas is about $1.50 per liter, I guess 4 liters is a gallon? More or less? What is the measurements used by natural gas companies in the U.S. for home use? What are the current prices?

Thanks,

JM  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Sethan on December 29, 2003, 02:24:43 pm
Natural gas in the US is measured by the cubic foot.  Couldn't tell you current prices.
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Sirgod on December 29, 2003, 02:55:35 pm
Quote:

Natural gas in the US is measured by the cubic foot.  Couldn't tell you current prices.  



That's right, He's from Arlington TX, they use Propane, not any Natural Gas or Charcoal.

see ya Later Sethan Hill.

Stephen
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Toten on December 29, 2003, 04:25:39 pm
Natural gas used here in ontario is costing me 44cents per cubic metre (that is up over 40% from last year)  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: 762 on December 29, 2003, 04:27:19 pm
Quote:

Natural gas used here in ontario is costing me 44cents per cubic metre (that is up over 40% from last year)  



Hmm, I always figured Toten "Pull my finger" would have his own supply.

 
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Toten on December 29, 2003, 04:28:43 pm
RESISTANCE IS FUMILE !

PULL MY FINGER !

YOUR BEANS AND CHILLI WILL SERVICE THE BORG !  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Sethan on December 29, 2003, 04:57:20 pm
Quote:

Quote:

Natural gas in the US is measured by the cubic foot.  Couldn't tell you current prices.  



That's right, He's from Arlington TX, they use Propane, not any Natural Gas or Charcoal.

see ya Later Sethan Hill.

Stephen  



*chuckle*

Actually, I used to work for the gas company.  Oddly, the house I live in currently is all electric - which is why I don't know the current gas prices.
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: NJAntman on December 30, 2003, 06:16:30 am
Current price in central/southern NJ is (direct from my bill) 0.3359 for 3rd party delivery and 0.659 for the gas. Multipy those by Therms used (Therms being the BTU content (1.056) multiplied by the 100's of cubic feet used)

Electric seems to be at 0.043143 per KWH from the local company JCP&L and 0.05878571 from FirstEnergy (the deregulation mandated cram it down our unsuspecting throats alternative supplier).  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Elvis on December 30, 2003, 10:59:02 am
I drive a dedicatd natural gas vehicle.. They price it per the equivelent gallon, which runs anywhere  from $1.30 to $1.55 here in Phoenix. An equivelent gallon is pretty close to 5.6lbs of CNG.  
Title: Quick natural gas question
Post by: JMM on December 29, 2003, 02:21:42 pm
Here in C.C. (no, not Corpus Christi, TX, hehehehe, but Chihuahua city), natural gas is about $1.50 per liter, I guess 4 liters is a gallon? More or less? What is the measurements used by natural gas companies in the U.S. for home use? What are the current prices?

Thanks,

JM  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Sethan on December 29, 2003, 02:24:43 pm
Natural gas in the US is measured by the cubic foot.  Couldn't tell you current prices.
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Sirgod on December 29, 2003, 02:55:35 pm
Quote:

Natural gas in the US is measured by the cubic foot.  Couldn't tell you current prices.  



That's right, He's from Arlington TX, they use Propane, not any Natural Gas or Charcoal.

see ya Later Sethan Hill.

Stephen
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Toten on December 29, 2003, 04:25:39 pm
Natural gas used here in ontario is costing me 44cents per cubic metre (that is up over 40% from last year)  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: 762 on December 29, 2003, 04:27:19 pm
Quote:

Natural gas used here in ontario is costing me 44cents per cubic metre (that is up over 40% from last year)  



Hmm, I always figured Toten "Pull my finger" would have his own supply.

 
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Toten on December 29, 2003, 04:28:43 pm
RESISTANCE IS FUMILE !

PULL MY FINGER !

YOUR BEANS AND CHILLI WILL SERVICE THE BORG !  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Sethan on December 29, 2003, 04:57:20 pm
Quote:

Quote:

Natural gas in the US is measured by the cubic foot.  Couldn't tell you current prices.  



That's right, He's from Arlington TX, they use Propane, not any Natural Gas or Charcoal.

see ya Later Sethan Hill.

Stephen  



*chuckle*

Actually, I used to work for the gas company.  Oddly, the house I live in currently is all electric - which is why I don't know the current gas prices.
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: NJAntman on December 30, 2003, 06:16:30 am
Current price in central/southern NJ is (direct from my bill) 0.3359 for 3rd party delivery and 0.659 for the gas. Multipy those by Therms used (Therms being the BTU content (1.056) multiplied by the 100's of cubic feet used)

Electric seems to be at 0.043143 per KWH from the local company JCP&L and 0.05878571 from FirstEnergy (the deregulation mandated cram it down our unsuspecting throats alternative supplier).  
Title: Re: Quick natural gas question
Post by: Elvis on December 30, 2003, 10:59:02 am
I drive a dedicatd natural gas vehicle.. They price it per the equivelent gallon, which runs anywhere  from $1.30 to $1.55 here in Phoenix. An equivelent gallon is pretty close to 5.6lbs of CNG.