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Natural Gas Distribution & Infrastructure

Natural Gas Distribution & Infrastructure

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History

SiEnergy began its story in 1998 in a rural area near Houston, Texas, where the economy helped fuel tremendous real estate development and the rapid expansion of some of the nation’s most renowned master-planned communities. SiEnergy embarked on its mission to serve the needs of these new residential and commercial communities being constructed by some of the region’s premier developers.

In 1998, construction began to install the necessary infrastructure to accommodate the predicted growth in the area. Before installing its first meter on a new home, SiEnergy invested millions for pipelines, metering stations and other equipment needed to provide service to its customers. Since then, SiEnergy has emerged as one of Texas’ fastest-growing gas distribution utilities, the sixth largest as of 2009 — all the while earning a reputation for safety, reliability and unsurpassed customer service.

Today, SiEnergy proudly serves many thousands of customers in both incorporated and unincorporated areas of Texas and actively continues its growth through valued partnerships with developers, builders and consumers.

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Colder weather typically increases natural gas consumption as heating systems and other gas appliances in the home work harder. These may include your furnace, water heater, stove, fireplace, pool heater, and clothes dryer.

Although you may not have made any noticeable changes in your household, your overall use of gas appliances may have varied during this time. For example, increased thermostat settings, more frequent use of a gas stove, or additional demand on your water heater can all impact consumption. While we cannot determine the exact reason for the increase, you can better understand your usage by monitoring how your gas appliances are used and periodically checking your meter to track consumption trends. Instructions on how to read the meter are available on our website at How to Read My Meter – SiEnergy    

For additional information about winter gas usage and tips on conserving energy, please visit our website at: www.sienergy.com
 
Like many utilities, SiEnergy’s Gas Cost Recovery Adjustment (GCRA) is a pass-through charge. This means we do not profit from the cost of natural gas. The price we pay in the wholesale market is passed directly to customers without markup. In addition to higher market prices, colder weather often increases overall gas usage, which can also impact the total amount on a bill.