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SoCal Gas Launches Text System To Warn Of Increased Pricing - Vimarsana News

SoCal Gas Launches Text System To Warn Of Increased Pricing

SoCal Gas has launched a new text messaging system that is set to warn homeowners when there is a 20 percent or more increase in the monthly natural gas commodity cost.

SoCalGas Introduces Optional Text Message for Notifications About Natural Gas Commodity Price Increases - Vimarsana News

SoCalGas Introduces Optional Text Message for Notifications About Natural Gas Commodity Price Increases

Between December 2023 and March 2024, customers who sign up will receive a text message when there is a 20% or more increase in the monthly natural gas commodity cost, which impacts a portion of...

Utility companies and elected officials try to pinpoint why natural gas costs increased for residents this winter - Vimarsana News

Utility companies and elected officials try to pinpoint why natural gas costs increased for residents this winter

In the 57 years he's lived in Pismo Beach, Cliff Henley has never paid a natural gas bill as high as the one he got...

SoCalGas Updates Customers on Current Natural Gas Prices - Vimarsana News

SoCalGas Updates Customers on Current Natural Gas Prices

/PRNewswire/ -- Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) today provided customers with an update on natural gas prices across the West Coast. After a...

Can't Afford Another Mammoth Gas Bill? Averaging Your Yearly Bill Can Help You Smooth Out The Spikes - Vimarsana News

Can't Afford Another Mammoth Gas Bill? Averaging Your Yearly Bill Can Help You Smooth Out The Spikes

The plan is intended to help you level out the ups and downs of gas bills, although you’ll still pay more some months and less in others.

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