Georgia natural gas marketers typically offer two types of rate plans: fixed or variable.

• A fixed rate plan allows you to rest easy knowing your bill will won’t vary from month to month. It locks in a specific price per therm when you commit to a contract, typically between 6 and 36 months long. As natural gas rates fluctuate, your fixed rate is guaranteed to remain the same for the length of your contract.

• A variable rate plan, on the other hand, is for customers who prefer more flexibility. It doesn’t require a contractual commitment to receive natural gas service. With this type of plan, the price per therm for the cost of natural gas can fluctuate from month to month with shifts in the market.

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