One therm is 96.7 cubic feet of natural gas or 100,000 British thermal units (BTU). The therm is the unit by which residential and business customers are billed for their monthly natural gas use.

Natural gas may be stored in a number of different ways. It is most commonly stored underground under pressure in three types of facilities. The most commonly used in California are depleted reservoirs in oil and/or gas fields because they are more available. Aquifers and salt cavern formations are also used under certain conditions. The characteristics and economics of each type of storage site will dictate its suitability for use. See similar questions...

There are no transportation natural gas pipelines in the City of Bedford. There are numerous lines in Bedford that distribute gas which is suitable for home use. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Natural gas is primarily methane, which is a major greenhouse gas. Methane is emitted directly to the atmosphere from sources such as leaks in natural gas wells and pipelines and is produced in landfills, sewage treatment facilities and livestock operations. Other major greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide and nitrous oxides are produced when natural gas is burned for heating and electric power production. See similar questions...

Non-toxic liquefied natural gas is just another form of the same natural gas that heats our homes, fuels the new generation of cleaner power plants, and fuels our cleanest buses and other vehicles. The only difference is that it has been liquefied – turned from a gaseous state to a liquid state, just as water vapor turns into water – by chilling it, so that it can be safely and efficiently transported across the seas in double-hulled carriers. See similar questions...

EIA provides international natural gas prices for selected countries by sector (electric generation, household, industry). See similar questions...

In 2005, there were 18.2 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of dry natural gas produced in the U.S. The top producing states are: See similar questions...

Residential consumers in some States have the opportunity to choose their supplier for the natural gas itself. Suppliers are either the local distribution company or approved gas marketers. Regardless of supplier, the local distribution company continues to provide local transportation and distribution services. Learn More: To find out more about States that have "customer choice" programs, see Natural Gas Residential Choice Programs. Yes. See similar questions...

EIA does not collect daily spot price information, but instead relies on a private vendor. EIA publishes daily spot prices for the Henry Hub, Transco Zone 6 NY, Chicago, and an average for selected California locations on a weekly basis and these can be found in the Natural Gas Weekly Update (NGWU). A time series of the daily spot price data for these locations and all others in the Lower 48 States are available from the data vendor, Intelligence Press, Inc. See similar questions...

Natural and propane gas continue to be the best value for your energy dollar. Compared to electricity, natural or propane gas appliances can cost less than half as much to operate. As a gas customer you'll enjoy savings up to almost 50% on your heating, water heating, clothes drying and cooking costs! More importantly gas is a safe, reliable, and environmentally-friendly energy source. Back to Top See similar questions...

Call the Cascades Customer Service Center or Complete the New Customer Contact Form. Then contact a HVAC dealer to choose the right equipment for your business. Click here to learn more about converting to natural gas. See similar questions...

compressed natural gas, it can come to California through pipelines running thousands and thousands of miles from the east (from places like Canada, Texas and Oklahoma) See similar questions...

While it is impossible to predict the future price of natural gas, it looks like the price of natural gas will be somewhat lower this winter than it was last winter. But that is largely because prices last winter were at record highs. Damage done by hurricanes to natural gas production facilities in the Gulf of Mexico last fall significantly reduced the supply of natural gas, driving the up the price. However, the weather last winter was also much warmer than normal. See similar questions...

The safety speaks for itself: For more than 40 years, natural gas has been safely delivered around the world in liquid form. That's over 40,000 ocean voyages covering more than 60 million miles around the globe – to places like Boston, Belgium and Tokyo - without a single maritime incident resulting in a major release or injury. See similar questions...