State will soon be looking over PGW's shoulder

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Philadelphia, Penn.-based Philadelphia Gas Works has requested a rate increase from state regulatory officials. PGW, whose request would add ana annual average of $170 to residential customer's bills, will be regulated after July 1, 2000 by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission instead of the Philadelphia Gas Commission.

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PGW (Philadelphia Gas Works) gas rates to rise by about 24 percent

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The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) voted to allow Philadelphia Gas Works to raise residential customers' rates by roughly 24% on average, or roughly $250 per year.

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Council amends PGW (Philadelphia Gas Works) loan plan

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City Council has decided to amend the Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW) loan plan which calls for a $45 million loan that would allow the utility access to more than half the money immediately. The amendment would allow the cash-strapped utility to collect $25 million from the city right away, and get the rest of the $20 million after filing a five-year financial plan with the Gas Commission.

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