Gas price hike comes down to accountingWarm winter and spring caused Enstar to overestimate gas demand, leaving a deficit in utility’s gas purchase, sale balance Alan Bailey Petroleum News
Customers of Enstar Natural Gas Co., the main Southcentral Alaska gas utility, may be shocked to see an increase from $4.45 to $7.67 per thousand cubic feet in the cost of the gas that they use, starting on July 1. But this apparent price hike results essentially from unexpectedly warm winter weathe....
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