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NGVs and the Environment
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NGVs and America's National On-Road Transportation Policy
http://ngvamerica.org/about_ngv/ngv_ontheroad_policy.html

Natural Gas Vehicles
http://www.aga.org/pubs/magazine/past_issues/2006/2006+aug/takingsecondlooknatural.htm

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http://www.afdc.energy.gov/afdc/vehicles/natural_gas.html

NGVs and Natural Gas Supply
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Recurring Service Total

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Internet Service Total

The total charge for your internet television service.

Cable Service Total

The total charge for your cable television service.

Water and Wastewater Service Total

The total charge for your water and wastewater service.

Gas Service Total

The total charge for your natural gas service.

Electric Service Total

The total charge for your electric service.

Meter Total

The total charge for the meter.

Account, Statement Date, Due Date, and Amount Due

Account – Your account number
Statement Date – Date statement was issued
Due Date – Date current statement amount is due
Amount Due – Amount you owe

Payment Information

Information about your most recent balance and payments.

Meter Information

Information about your most recent meter readings used to calculate the amount of energy you used. Some meters display a fraction of your actual usage. To calculate actual usage, a multiplier must be used. Subtract the difference in readings to calculate your actual usage. In this example, the multiplier is 1. Take the difference between the two meter readings (87410-88410=1000 kWh) and multiply it by the multiplier (1). The result is 1000 kilowatt-hour (kWh). 1 kilowatt-hour is what ten 100-watt bulbs use per hour.

Service Dates

The days during which service was provided for the current bill. This is typically 30-days, but may vary depending on when Easton Utilities reads your meter.

Charges

Your total electric charge include three basic types of charges.

Base charge: Covers Easton Utilities’ cost of operations, maintenance and administration of the utility system. It does not include the cost of the energy that you used. For a typical residential customer, this charge represents roughly 30% of the total electric bill.
Electric Energy & Fuel Cost Adjustment: Covers the cost of the electricity that you used. As a not-for-profit utility, Easton Utilities purchases electricity for you and does not mark up the cost. The money you pay goes outside of Easton to electric energy providers. For the typical residential customer, this charge accounts for approximately 70% of the electric bill and 80% of the natural gas bill.
Taxes & surcharges: Passed directly to the State of Maryland and typically amounts to less than 1% of the total residential bill.

Usage Information

A graphical display of your electric usage since the same month last year. This is a valuable tool in tracking usage. Electricity usage is highly weather dependent and seasonal. Most residential customers use more electricity in the middle of the summer and winter.

Meter Information

Information about your most recent meter readings used to calculate the amount of gas you used. Gas usage is measured in units of 100 cubic feet (CCF). One CCF is approximately the amount of gas needed to boil a gallon of water for one hour. As with electric meters, some gas meters display a fraction of actual usage and a multiplier must be used to calculate your total usage.

Charges

Your total gas charge includes three basic types of charges.

Customer Charge: This fixed charge covers a portion of Easton Utilities’ cost of operations, maintenance and administration of the natural gas system. It does not include the cost of the gas that you used.
Distribution Charge: Covers the remainder of the cost of delivering your natural gas. Like the customer charge, the Distribution Charge does not cover the cost of the natural gas you used. For the typical residential customer, the Customer Charge and Distribution Charge together are approximately 20% of the total natural gas charge.
Purchased Gas Charge: This charge covers the cost of the natural gas that you used. As a not-for-profit utility, Easton Utilities does not mark up the cost of the natural gas that it purchases for you. For the typical residential customer, this charge accounts for approximately 80% of the natural gas bill and the money goes outside of Easton to natural gas providers.

Usage Information

A graphical display of your natural gas usage since the same month last year. This is a valuable tool in tracking usage. Natural Gas usage is highly weather dependent and seasonal. Most residential customers use more natural gas in the middle of the winter.

Total Charges

The sum of all of your utility charges for the billing period.