If you believe there may be price-gouging or price-fixing, please contact your local authorities and fill out the Department of Energy's Gas Price Watch Reporting Form.

According to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office, there is no evidence of price gouging. However, the Attorney General’s office may investigate situations in which a particular company’s prices seem to be unusually high compared to average prices. If you feel this is the case with a particular fuel company, you may file a report on the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Bureau website or call 271-3641.

For any suspected gas emergency, or questions regarding a gas odor or carbon monoxide, please call us immediately at 1-800-427-2200. For additional safety information check our safety section.

No. Natural gas is a commodity and its price is determined by the market, based on several factors. When Nicor Gas buys gas on your behalf and delivers it to your home, we charge you exactly what we paid for it-we are not allowed to mark it up, by regulation of the Illinois Commerce Commission. The cost of natural gas makes up about 75-80 percent of your bill. The delivery charge makes up about 10-15 percent, and taxes make up the remaining 5-10 percent.

The Milk Price Gouging Law, Section 396-rr of the General Business Law, was enacted to protect consumers from excessively high retail prices. Each month a threshold price is calculated and announced for fluid milk for two broad regions of the state. Retail stores that price above the threshold price may be subject to legal action by the Attorney General if they cannot establish that the prices they charge are justified by actual costs.

It’s not just what we say, but what we have seen, and what our network of veteran automotive professionals have seen. Price-gouging is deeply ingrained in the infrastructure of automotive service. Unfortunately, the mechanic you have trusted the longest is likely ripping you off the most. It doesn’t matter if it’s a Triple AAA, or ASE certified shop. 98% of ALL repair facilities Price-Gouge. News, consumer watchdog groups, and local governments confirm these findings as well.

Not necessarily. Gas stations may be raising and lowering prices in response to changes in wholesale prices. However, if evidence suggests that the gas station owners decided together how much to charge, then price fixing likely occurred.

How do I decide whether I should reinstall a heat pump or convert to natural gas? We have been very unhappy with our current heat pump after one year in our new Reston, VA home (age 14 years).

Amoco Gas Station, Aspen Airport Business Center (for the Maroon Valley area) - Texaco Gas Station, East Main St., Aspen (Independence Pass Road campgrounds) - Twin Lakes Area located East over Independence Pass

Tivoli is located 14 miles outside the Refuge and has two gas stations. Occasionally, Hopper’s Landing, 3 miles outside the gate, has fuel. Rockport, Pt. Lavaca, and Victoria are 35 – 50 miles from the Refuge. We recommend you fill up in Rockport, Tivoli, Victoria, or Pt. Lavaca before driving in.

Red Arrow Road House - 200 yds, Jenny's - 1/4 mi North, Blue Plate Cafe - 1 mi North, Union House (not affiliated with us) on Red Arrow Hwy - 1/2 mi South, Miller's Country House - Red Arrow Hwy 1 mi South.

A:Petrol is available at the entrance gates and restcamps with the following exceptions: bushveld camps, private camps, Balule, Maroela and at the following entrance gates: Malelane, Paul Kruger, Numbi, Phalaborwa, Pafuri and Punda Maria.

The NCUC has no jurisdiction over the cost of the gas itself. Here in North Carolina, most of our gas comes from along the Gulf of Mexico, where this State has no jurisdiction. Years ago, the price of natural gas at the wellhead was regulated by the federal government. However, federal regulators, to please consumers, tended to keep the price of gas low. Low gas prices encouraged people and businesses to use more gas but discouraged gas producing companies from drilling for it.

We commonly receive complaints from consumers because they believe that a gas station wrongfully charged them for more fuel than they actually received. While this may be the case, there is often a misunderstanding of the amount of fuel that can be dispensed into their vehicle. Please visit our Understanding fuel tank capacity page for more information regarding possible reasons for variations in fuel tank capacity.

Some of that area is zoned for mixed commercial use. We have heard that there may be office style townhomes and a strip of shops built there eventually. One of the challenges for the HOA is to get into contact with the developers of these properties and get information about them. We want to make sure that developers around us are aware of our HOA and that we are interested in working with them to ensure our common interests.