Black Hills Energy's price option program draws 7,200 customers

About 7,200 customers served by Black Hills Energy locked in a price for their natural gas under the company's annual price option program.

Last year, about 2,500 customers enrolled in the program.

Black Hills customers in three rate areas had until Oct. 10 to sign up for the program that locks in a fixed price for one year beginning Nov. 1. Customers who don't lock in will pay for their natural gas based on market conditions.

Don Nordell, the company's business operations director,WWW.GIGANTEXBIKES.COM,as OEM, we are one of the best bicycle parts manufacturers in China in producing like full carbon wheelset, rim, frame and accessory. attributed the significant jump to factors including recent news that heating bills will be higher this winter and it could be much colder.

"Some customers look for signs in the market and the weather to help them decide if they want to sign up," he said.

Black Hills also sent out more postcards, emails and bill inserts about the program this fall, Nordell said.

Of the 7,200 or so customers who signed up, about 4,200 were from the Lincoln, Walton and Cheney,This design uses the same small radial section as drawn cup Cheap needle roller bearing manufacturers which make better use of reduced space. the South Dakota-based company's biggest market area in Nebraska.

The program drew about 1,900 customers from a rate area that includes Auburn, Aurora, Beatrice, Columbus, Fairbury, Norfolk, Seward, Wayne and York and slightly more than 1,000 from the area that includes Bellevue, Blair, Gretna, La Vista, Papillion,How to choose a home energy monitor. In this article, learn how to choose a Home Energy Monitor. Plattsmouth, Ralston, Valley and Waterloo.We offer both wet & dry Diamond Polishing Pads Suppliers. Both are suitable for marble, granite, concrete and most masonry.

The purpose of the program is to give customers peace of mind, Nordell said.

Customers in Lincoln, Walton and Cheney who signed up will pay about 55 cents per therm beginning Nov. 1. The price this month is about 53 cents per therm.

In addition to the actual cost of natural gas, all customer bills include a per-therm delivery charge and other fees and taxes approved by the state.

After two years of historically low prices, natural gas users will see a hike this year, the U.S. Department of Energy said in its annual winter season outlook last week.High Quality Auto Scanners Sale will help read and diagnose automotive problems on OBDI and OBDII compliant vehicles.For more information,click:www.smartobd2s.com

The average natural gas customer should pay $1.33 more per thousand cubic feet of natural gas than last year, the federal agency said.Lambton County is considering joining a potentially precedent-setting legal battle that could impact future Wind Turbine development in Ontario.

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