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- Which regulatory authority to complain about Spire Gas bill that is . . .
Gas has gone up in general, I am aware and Every online article and Spire website says the increase should be around 15% to 16% per household But our Budget billing has gone up 80% since 2021 In 2021 our Budget billing each month was 130$ In 2022 - 180$ This july it is - 235$ From july 2022 to july 2023 it was a 50$ increase a month!
- Spire gas bill: I feel something is wrong? : r StLouis - Reddit
Spire gas bill: I feel something is wrong? Hi, I'm new to the area and have never been a house like this I'm in Maplewood area, 2 bedroom house (probably around 1200sq ft I think) I'm shocked at the gas bill I have been getting last 3 months or so It's been $150-$200 a month I don't have a reference since I just moved in here in last few
- Gas utility is replacing my meter. Some questions! - Reddit
Gas utility is replacing my meter Some questions! My gas utility will replace my current gas meter with a new one I was informed that the technician will need to come inside the house to light the pilot on the water heater
- Spire Gas Bill Thread : r kansascity - Reddit
Commercial Spire customers get to select and negotiate their rates because there are multiple gas retailers that can feed the system This is something they don't allow for residential though Reply reply Vmagnum •
- Information Suggestions on taking legal action against Spire Gas
I am having an issue with Spire Gas where they are charging me way too high of bills and do not reflect my gas usage on my bill I have been trying for 5 months now to address this with them via calls, emails, and support tickets
- All my research on built-in gas grills, open to input : r grilling - Reddit
I'm building an outdoor kitchen and I need to pick a built-in natural gas grill Suprisingly, reddit isn't overflowing with opinions on built-ins, so I've been diving into threads trying to pick out info
- Which regulatory authority to complain about Spire Gas bill that is . . .
Just keep in mind that Spire is the parent company, which is not regulated The PSC regulates the rates of Spire Missouri, a subsidiary of Spire that sells natural gas in Missouri You'd have to look at where Spire earnings are coming from A lot of people who yell about utility stuff don't bother to learn about all the details and complexity
- Utility providers for gas and electricity - which is the . . . - Reddit
In the city, your options are to use the gas and electric monopolies Spire and Ameren, or to have your own systems Having your own systems is probably not a realistic option for an apartment You can have a LP (liquid propane) tank and have that filled by various companies Appliances usually require conversion of a couple mechanical parts to use LP instead of utility-provided natural gas
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