You used less gas, or gas cost less. You used 255 therms this period against 458 in March.
Charges and taxes for the period; any previous balance is not part of the change.
Milder weather
This period had 132 heating degree days against 291 — 55% milder. At the same gas per degree of cold, that alone is about 188 therms less.
Natural gas cost
The purchased gas adjustment — what we pay for the gas itself, passed through at no markup — fell from $0.4190 to $0.3655 a therm.
Less usage than expected
You used about 15 therms less than the weather predicts — that saved you money.
Budget billing
About $225.00 a month, from the last twelve bills, settled once a year.
Payment arrangement
Spread this bill over the next few without collection activity.
Energy assistance referral
Local agencies; a pledge pauses collections while it is processed.
Emergency line for anything that smells like gas: (979) 555-0199.
| Mar 2025 | Apr 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Therms billed | 457.61 | 254.80 |
| … the weather alone predicts | 269.31 | |
| Heating degree days | 291 | 132 |
| Normal degree days | 318 | 151 |
| Base load (summer) | 113.0 th | |
| Gas cost (PGA) / th | $0.41900 | $0.36550 |
| Weather adjustment / th | — | — |
| Customer charge | $48.00 | $48.00 |
| Distribution, first 500 th | $0.10850 | $0.10850 |
| Distribution, beyond | $0.10850 | $0.10850 |
| GRIP rider / th | — | — |
| Charges and taxes | $289.89 | $169.28 |
Starting from the Mar 2025 bill, the engine re-prices it at the volume the weather predicts, then at the volume used, then swaps in this period’s gas cost, weather adjustment, and each base rate in turn. Every step is priced line by line and rounded the way the biller writes lines, so the steps add to the real difference — −$120.61 — to the cent. It reproduces every issued bill in the system exactly.