The lowest SCANA residential natural gas rate in Georgia is 69.9¢ ($0.699) per therm.
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SCANA Energy
SCANA Energy, is one of the largest marketers of natural gas in Georgia, serving more than 425,000 customers. SCANA Energy also has a regulated unit, SCANA Energy Regulated Division provides natural gas service to low-income customers and individuals whose credit histories prevent them from getting service from other gas marketers.
AGL Atlanta Gas Light maintains the gas lines, gas turn ons and turn offs, and meter reads.
SCANA Energy services end user residential and commercial natural gas accounts, sends bills and purchases wholesale natural gas for its customers.
SCANA Energy Ratings
The overall score for SCANA Energy is 3.87. Their best category was Market Perception where they earned a score of 4.66, while their worst rating came in at 2.53 in Communications. More detailed information on these ratings is available on our SCANA Energy Rating Detail page.
SCANA Energy earned a Bronze Award in our most recent semi-annual rating process with an overall rating of 3.87
Georgia Gas Savings's Bronze Tier providers are solid retail natural gas providers that have a lot to offer customers. These companies represent good options for discerning shoppers and have lots to offer customers. There are plenty of good companies offering good plans that can fit what consumers are looking for in their company.
Rating Overall
3.87
Communications
2.53
Community
4.57
Market Perception
4.66
Operations
3.92
Products
3.48
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SCANA Energy currently has several plans available on our site.
Average Rate is based on 50 therms usage per month. Rates as of February 21, 2025 at 09:16 PM CST
Moving? How to Start SCANA Energy Service in Georgia
If you're moving to Georgia, it's important to know that Georgia is a deregulated natural gas market. Which means you can compare, shop and order some of the lowest natural gas prices in the US. If you're moving to a deregulated area, you can use Georgia Gas Savings to compare and order an affordable rate.
You shopped for your mortgage, cellphone, internet, insurance and credit cards, and now you can shop for your Georgia gas provider. Natural gas companies compete for your business in Georgia Your natural gas is delivered by your local utility company, Atlanta Gas Light. AGL reads your meter, maintains the pipes and responds when there's a problem with your natural gas service. All you have to do is pick a plan, sign up and we'll handle the rest.
Simply enter your zip code to compare natural gas plans then select your move-in date during the checkout process. You'll receive a confirmation email and an order id to track your new service connection.
How to Read Your SCANA Energy Bill
Total Amount Due: The total of all your SCANA charges. Current charges, credits, and any remaining balances from previous SCANA bills. This is what you owe.
Dedicated Design Day Capacity: This is the space reserved on the pipes for you on the pipeline so that you get gas service.
Usage CCF: Amount of gas used.
BTU Factor: Heat Energy in natural gas. You multiply this number by the CCF used to get the actual energy usage, which is the Therms.
Therms: Amount of natural gas you're consuming.
Natural Gas Consumption Charge: Your gas rate multiplied by the numner of therms you used.
Customer Service Charge: Monthly charge which covers account maintainence and services rendered to the customer.
AGL Pass-Through Charges: What Atlanta Gas Light charges for maintaining the infrastructure you use to recieve natural gas. Pipelines, meter readings, etc.
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SCANA Energy - Frequently Asked Questions
What rewards and promotions does SCANA Energy offer?
SCANA Energy Promotions
Bill Credits
Home Warranties
Discounts For Seniors (65 or Older w/ Income of $29K or less)
How is SCANA Energy Rated by other agencies?
SCANA Energy is a Top Ranked provider as ranked by GeorgiaGasSavings.com
They've also received a JD Power score of 687 in 2013 (the last year of JD Power Ratings in Georgia). The company has an A+ rating with the BBB, and consistently ranks amongst the lowest complaints received with the Georgia PUC.
As spring temperatures warm up outside, Georgians start seeing lower natural gas prices. Start comparing rates now so you can lock in the best deal on cheap natural gas for next winter!
As spring starts to blossom, it’s time for Georgia gas customers to think about their gas plans. March and the spring shoulder months tend to be a golden time to shop for gas plans. However, winter weather at the end of the season can have a big impact on storage, markets, and spring shoulder month gas rates. This year, timing could be everything. So, let’s make sure you are ready to save as spring shoulder month gas rates roll in.
How Winter Shapes Shoulder Month Rates
At the end of the heating season, natural gas rates perform a balancing act. On one side you have what's left in the tank at storage facilities. On the other side you have the tug-of-war between production and demand. According to the EIA, since December, storage numbers have been close to the 5-year average. But in February, numbers dipped slightly below for the first time in nearly 2 years. The recent cold snap will also take a bite out of natural gas stores.
However, storage numbers are not likely to take a major hit as long as production keeps up. Despite growing demand, it looks like our production is holding pace! That’s good news for shopping cheap natural gas rates.
At the end of the day (and the end of winter) you’ll have better chances of saving money on natural gas if you keep an eye on weather patterns as well as natural gas storage and production.
Comparing Plans for Spring Savings
Natural gas rates in Georgia have climbed recently. But there are still cheap rates to be found. While your finger is on the pulse of the natural gas market, you should be ready to snag a new plan this month in case rates look like they might go up. Right now, 12-month gas plans have some of the most competitive rates. Let’s take a look at the three cheapest now.
Firstly, it’s the Constellation 12 Month Home Natural Gas Plan at $0.569 per therm. This is the lowest rate for 12 month plans. The monthly charge is also lower at$6.95. There is a $150 ETF. This plan is a great deal, to sign up, call in at 866-630-0685.
Next up is the Scana Energy 12 Month plan at $0.589 per therm. The monthly charge is also $6.95 and the ETF is $150.
Finally, it’s the Georgia Natural Gas® 12 Month Fixed plan at $0.599 per therm. The monthly charge is $7.99-$8.99. The ETF is $100 in the first half of the contract and $50 in the second half.
Unfortunately, right now we can’t say for sure whether gas rates will go up or down in Spring. But considering storage and production look steady, a massive change in rates isn’t likely. Therefore, if one of these 12 month plans could save you money right now, it would be a smart move to switch. Get your plan today or keep shopping with us at https://www.georgiagassavings.com.
Shop these three best featured fixed rate gas plans! See how you can save on your winter gas bills versus a standard variable rate.
Want to make a big impact on winter energy costs? Look no further than your natural gas rate. The Georgia PSC estimates the average natural gas consumer will use 125 therms in January 2025. Compare that to an estimate of only 23 therms back in July. In other words, your natural gas rate has a way bigger effect on bills in winter. Although a cheap rate is always great for saving money, it is even more critical in colder months. How can you get started finding a cheap rate? Let's shop our featured gas plans and see how much you can save!
Top Ranked Gas Plans
If you need to shop for a natural gas plan and want it to be as quick as possible, then check out our featured plans. To get started, let's go over some details of the three featured plans this month.
Firstly, we have the Constellation 12 Month Home Natural Gas Plan. Most important, at $0.569 per therm, it’s our cheapest featured plan. With this plan, an average natural gas bill this month could be about $137.35, including the $6.95 monthly charge and a $59.28 estimated base charge. Note the ETF is $150. Also, you will have to call in to sign up for this plan.
Secondly, we have the Georgia Natural Gas® 12 Month Fixed Plan. It comes in as a strong competitor at $0.599 per therm with monthly charges ranging from $7.99-$8.99. So, with this plan, assuming a $7.99 monthly charge, you could estimate your natural gas bill to be about $142.14 this month. The ETF for this plan starts at $100 the first six months then drops to $50 for the last six months.
Finally, it’s the Scana Energy36 Month Plan. It is pricier at $0.659 per therm, but you lock in that rate for three years of savings. With this plan, an estimated natural gas bill this month runs you about $148.60. This also includes the $6.95 monthly charge. Finally, the ETF for this plan is $300.
Comparing Featured Rates to Variable Rates
Still paying a variable rate for your natural gas? Then it’s time to look at just how much that move could be costing you. So, let’s see how the monthly bills for our featured plans compare to their suppliers’ standard variable rate this month.
Supplier
Featured Plan Bill
Supplier Standard Variable Bill
Constellation
$137.35
$177.60
Georgia Natural Gas
$142.14
$348.64
Scana
$148.60
$317.60
Depending on your variable rate in January, you could be overpaying for gas by more than $200!
Shop Featured Plans Today
Choosing the right natural gas plan could make a huge difference to your expenses this month and the rest of winter. So, compare these and more plans to find the best fit and maximize your savings now. Visit us today at https://www.georgiagassavings.com.
