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PSE&G Extends Residential Gas Supply Bill Credits Through April
March 25,2015 Public Service Electric and Gas (PSE&G) announced that it is extending gas supply bill credits through April 30 for its default service residential gas heating customers -- cutting the average April bill for the typical residential gas customer by about 32 percent. The April bill credit is an extension of the bill credits PSE&G provided for residential gas usage for the past five months -- November through March. With these credits, a typical residential PSE&G customer using 842 therms from Nov. 1, 2014 through April 30, 2015, would see a total credit of $236 for a savings of about 31 percent on their gas bill over this six-month period, the company said In addition to these bill credit savings, on Oct. 1, 2014 the utility lowered the supply cost per therm to 45 cents from 54 cents per therm -- its lowest rate in 14 years. “This winter, PSE&G experienced four of its top five peak days ever for gas delivery,” said Jorge Cardenas, PSE&G vice president of asset management and centralized services. “Despite the low temperatures and high demand for gas, the continued availability of low-cost shale gas made heating our homes more affordable. Extending bill credits through April means our customers will continue to realize savings well into spring.” Since January of 2009, reductions in the cost of gas supply have lowered bills 44 percent, for an annual savings of $741 for PSE&G’s current typical residential gas heating customer. In addition to these reductions, since 2012 PSE&G has issued a number of bill credits that reduced customers’ supply portion of their bills by a total of $433, the company said
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