Natural Gas Supply Product
A Fixed All-In product locks the NYMEX commodity price, basis, and supplier fees into a single fixed cost per unit for the entire contract term, providing maximum price certainty and eliminating exposure to volatility. The supplier buys all required energy upfront and carries the market risk, giving customers full protection from price swings.
Fixed prices may receive adjustments throughout contract term to account for new programs and/or regulatory changes.
NYMEX Index+ (Basis-Only)
NYMEX Index+ fixes the basis component while allowing the NYMEX commodity price to float with the market. Customers pay the market NYMEX price plus a fixed basis rate, stabilizing location-specific costs while allowing the customer to capture fair market value.
Fixed prices may receive adjustments throughout contract term to account for new programs and/or regulatory changes.
CG Index+ (Pass-through)
CG Index+ passes through NYMEX, basis, and other cost components at local market cost, with only a supplier fee added. This provides high transparency and direct alignment with market conditions.
Hybrid (Part-Fixed, Part-Float)
Customers lock in a fixed rate for a portion of their energy, while the remainder is priced according to the local index settlement. This strategy lets customers limit market exposure and still capture value when markets move lower.
Fixed + DDDC (Georgia-Only)
A Fixed + DDDC product fixes the commodity portion of the gas rate while passing through Dedicated Design Day Capacity (DDDC) as a separate fixed monthly charge. DDDC reflects the pipeline capacity reserved to meet a customer’s peak design-day usage, as required by Georgia utilities. This structure provides commodity price stability while accurately billing each customer’s individual capacity obligation.
Full Requirements vs. Transport Service
Full Requirements Service bundles commodity supply with scheduling, nominations, and transportation management, with the supplier handling all logistics. Transport Service separates transportation from commodity supply – items such as balancing and capacity may be passed through at cost.
Renewals FAQ
It’s always a good idea to start the renewal process as soon as possible to ensure there is no lapse in your contract. We recommend beginning the renewal process approximately 6 months prior to your current contract end date. This allows you ample time to compare offers and make the best decision for your business.
Renewing your contract can offer several benefits. We always hope to potentially lower your rate, however sometimes it’s impossible. We can ensure we will get you the best renewal price available! Another key benefits is that renewing your contract provides price certainty and budget forecasting, allowing you to plan for your business’ expenses, giving you peace of mind knowing exactly what you will be paying each month.
No worries! We can generate a proposal for you that has all the suppliers available in your area for you to review. From there, you can pick if you would like to switch suppliers, and we will help you every step of the way.
No, your service should not be interrupted during the renewal process as long as you renew prior to your current contract’s expiration date. The transitions between contracts is seamless, and your current supplier will continue to provide service until the renewal contract takes effect.
We will send you a proposal with different terms and rates from various suppliers that are available in your area. Our proposals include a chart so you can easily compare rates, and we also include information on each supplier listed for you to review. Our Renewal Specialist are here to guide you to make the best decision for your business!