Background Information

• Washington Gas’ Customer Choice
• Office of the People’s Counsel’s (OPC’s) Customer Choice
• Customer Choice of Gas Services in the District of Columbia - Presentation

How to Become a Commodity Gas Supplier in the District

• GT 96-3, Order No. 12709, issued April 25, 2003* (Contains licensing and customer protection rules for commodity gas suppliers)
• Other Gas Competition Proceedings:
  • GT 96-2 – Large Commercial Customers
  • GT 96-3 – Residential Customers*
  • GT 97-3 – Small Commercial Customers

  Note: Interruptible customers have been allowed to choose their commodity gas supplier since 1988.

How to Choose a Commodity Gas Supplier in the District

• Approved Commodity Gas Suppliers in the District
• Current Commodity Gas Suppliers in the District
• Regulatory Contacts for Commodity Suppliers in the District
• Calculate Savings: You Insert Your Household Usage from Your Bill
• Residential Natural Gas Bill Comparison for Selected Usage Levels*

Status of Commodity Gas Competition in the District

• Benchmarks to WGL’s Service Territories in Maryland and Virginia
• Commodity Gas Market Share Tables
• Commodity Gas Savings for Customers Under Contract
• Gas Market Monitoring Plan*
• Commodity Gas Prices to Date*

Monthly Outlook for Wholesale/Retail Commodity Gas Prices

• Monthly Wholesale Natural Gas Outlook Tutorial*
• Current Monthly Wholesale Natural Gas Outlook - As of December 03, 2008*
• Previous Monthly Wholesale Natural Gas Outlooks

Market Monitoring Survey

• Survey of Competitive Gas Suppliers

Tariffs

• Washington Gas Light’s DC Tariffs

Rates and Statistical Information

• Washington Gas Light’s DC Rates and Statistical Information

Sample Bill Format

• Washington Gas Light’s Sample Bill Format*