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My OG&E bill for February!!

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olderschool

olderschool

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Was 134.22 that’s about $12.00 more then January.
Hats off to the utility company and the OCC. I will post my Oklahoma Natural Gas bill when it arrives. I am predicting an increase. As to how much?
It will be revealed.
 
oks10

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olderschool said:
Was 134.22 that’s about $12.00 more then January.
Hats off to the utility company and the OCC. I will post my Oklahoma Natural Gas bill when it arrives. I am predicting an increase. As to how much?
It will be revealed.
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My OG&E bill was $118 but I've got one of their average billing deals setup so it's $118 every month. I activated that after realizing my bill fluctuated from $80 to $200+ between winter and summer...
 
Binman4OSU

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olderschool said:
Was 134.22 that’s about $12.00 more then January.
Hats off to the utility company and the OCC. I will post my Oklahoma Natural Gas bill when it arrives. I am predicting an increase. As to how much?
It will be revealed.
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The Oklahoma Corporation Commission let OG&E hold back on trying to recover the $1.2 Billion via billing right away and allowed them time to figure out how to recover that $1.2 billion for Feb. It will be interesting to see how they attempt to recover it in the future.
 
AshlandFlash

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My CREC bill ran from January 14 to February 13. :eek: That means the bill in April is going to be the ugly one.
 
osupsycho

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My electric bill ran through 2/20 and caught almost all of the event. It usually is around $200-300 and was over $700. I am all electric though so that is the whole hit to me at least. Note that does not include any rate increases, just how much more electric I used during this event.
 
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oldguy

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oks10 said:
Hopefully all my stuff being on average billing will at least soften the blow and spread it out over the next several months.
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My electric bills are averaged, but not my gas. Never had to do it before now. I wonder if I can switch now. :)
 
osupsycho

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Still won't top my worst electric bill though. A few years ago I had a snake get into my outside condenser and short circuit the board while electrocuting himself. It ended up causing the condenser to not shut off and run solid for a couple of weeks, which of course I did not realize it. My bill was nearly 10x the normal amount, over $1500. It costs a lot more than the actual condenser fix and taught me to keep an eye (and ear) on that stuff more closely.
 
GumbyFromPokeyLand

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oldguy said:
GumbyFromPokeyLand said:
My energy bill was $2220. Sucks.


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How much is it usually?
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$2,000ish from Dec-Feb. I do have about 2,500 sqft of heated driveway, patios and decks. Also heat tape on large sections of the roof.

The good news is I have 24 solar panels that give me a credit against my electricity use. February credit was $3.42. Awesome!

FYI, I live in Colorado at 10k feet.


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oks10

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GumbyFromPokeyLand said:
$2,000ish from Dec-Feb. I do have about 2,500 sqft of heated driveway, patios and decks. Also heat tape on large sections of the roof.

The good news is I have 24 solar panels that give me a credit against my electricity use. February credit was $3.42. Awesome!


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You lost all our sympathy right there.
 
GumbyFromPokeyLand

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oks10 said:
GumbyFromPokeyLand said:
$2,000ish from Dec-Feb. I do have about 2,500 sqft of heated driveway, patios and decks. Also heat tape on large sections of the roof.

The good news is I have 24 solar panels that give me a credit against my electricity use. February credit was $3.42. Awesome!


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You lost all our sympathy right there.
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Who likes shoveling snow?


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oks10

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GumbyFromPokeyLand said:
Who likes shoveling snow?


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I tell you what, I sure learned my back doesn't with that last storm... lol. No dumber feeling than throwing out your back for a couple of days from shoveling snow that completely melted 3 days later...

Honestly, I'm considering getting a blower or something before next winter. Worst case it just sits in the garage not getting used. Best case scenario I have the cleanest driveway on the block after every snow. :lol:
 
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