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这个2c手续费似乎fixed也要收吧，比如现在的28.9c, 其实是26.9 + 2c手续费:blink:最初由 丫丫 发布
这个是指的那个一半定价一半浮动价格的那个计划吧？
我的理解是，比如你用了一方气，你付得气费是13.95+1/2市价气费+2c手续费。
这个计划挺吸引人的地方是有那么点儿浮动的余地，而且以后随时可以锁定另外一半到固定价格去。
俺现在比较看那2分的手续费不顺准备明天问问他们回头俺剩下一半要是也用固定价格了那2分手续费还收不收，要是还收，俺赌它天热了还能便宜点儿的注就没有任何意义了，不如选那个5年固定的算拉倒:smokin:
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Oil Steadies, China Rate Hike Unsettles
1 hour, 32 minutes ago
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Friday after an 8 percent rout spurred by a surprise interest rate hike in China that raised doubts about demand from the world's second largest energy user.
U.S. light crude gained 28 cents to $51.20 a barrel after losing $1.54 on Thursday. London Brent crude eased three cents to $48.34 a barrel.
A price fall of nearly $5 from an all-time high of $55.67 began after U.S. government data on Wednesday showed an unexpectedly large rise in crude oil supplies last week.
Profit-taking continued after China on Thursday announced its first rate rise for almost a decade as it attempts to cool runaway economic growth that has played a major role in driving up world energy demand.
But analysts and traders predicted any weakness in prices would be short-lived and that oil supplies would remain overstretched for the foreseeable future.
"We think it's simply an interruption of the trend and not the end of it. Nothing fundamentally has changed," said Kevin Norrish of Barclays Capital.
"The Chinese rate rise in its own right is tiny, though it is symbolic," he added.
Other analysts also said the rate rise would have a limited impact and that ongoing shortages in China's power sector would continue to fire the nation's hunger for oil, even though energy demand is not expected to continue at this year's breakneck pace.
"The factors that are driving oil demand continue to be in place even with an interest rate hike," said Scott Roberts, Beijing-based analyst for Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
"The reality is that China's power shortage will continue for the next several years no matter whether or not there will be a change in interest rates," he said.
China's oil demand growth is expected to slow from this year's 14.5 percent to 5.7 percent next year, the International Energy Agency said in its latest report.
OPEC (news - web sites) CAN DO NO MORE
Oil prices have reached record levels despite the fact the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is pumping virtually at full throttle.
The cartel is pumping more than 30 million bpd, its highest output in 25 years, but the crude is predominantly hard-to-refine heavy crude, which gives relatively low yields of the distillates now in high demand.
"OPEC has done everything we can do to cool the market. I don't believe there is a shortage on the supply side," Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh told Reuters during a visit to China. "We are already oversupplying by two million barrels per day."
1 hour, 32 minutes ago
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Friday after an 8 percent rout spurred by a surprise interest rate hike in China that raised doubts about demand from the world's second largest energy user.
U.S. light crude gained 28 cents to $51.20 a barrel after losing $1.54 on Thursday. London Brent crude eased three cents to $48.34 a barrel.
A price fall of nearly $5 from an all-time high of $55.67 began after U.S. government data on Wednesday showed an unexpectedly large rise in crude oil supplies last week.
Profit-taking continued after China on Thursday announced its first rate rise for almost a decade as it attempts to cool runaway economic growth that has played a major role in driving up world energy demand.
But analysts and traders predicted any weakness in prices would be short-lived and that oil supplies would remain overstretched for the foreseeable future.
"We think it's simply an interruption of the trend and not the end of it. Nothing fundamentally has changed," said Kevin Norrish of Barclays Capital.
"The Chinese rate rise in its own right is tiny, though it is symbolic," he added.
Other analysts also said the rate rise would have a limited impact and that ongoing shortages in China's power sector would continue to fire the nation's hunger for oil, even though energy demand is not expected to continue at this year's breakneck pace.
"The factors that are driving oil demand continue to be in place even with an interest rate hike," said Scott Roberts, Beijing-based analyst for Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
"The reality is that China's power shortage will continue for the next several years no matter whether or not there will be a change in interest rates," he said.
China's oil demand growth is expected to slow from this year's 14.5 percent to 5.7 percent next year, the International Energy Agency said in its latest report.
OPEC (news - web sites) CAN DO NO MORE
Oil prices have reached record levels despite the fact the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is pumping virtually at full throttle.
The cartel is pumping more than 30 million bpd, its highest output in 25 years, but the crude is predominantly hard-to-refine heavy crude, which gives relatively low yields of the distillates now in high demand.
"OPEC has done everything we can do to cool the market. I don't believe there is a shortage on the supply side," Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh told Reuters during a visit to China. "We are already oversupplying by two million barrels per day."
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Residential Customers - Rate 1
For customers who purchase their natural gas supply from Enbridge Gas Distribution
Natural gas prices have changed
The Ontario Energy Board ("OEB") has approved an adjustment to the rates Enbridge Gas Distribution charges its customers. These new rates include an increase in the Gas Supply Charge, a Gas Cost Adjustment refund, a decrease in the Delivery Charge, as well as a one-time Rate Adjustment refund. These new rates are effective January 1, 2005.
Your current bill has been calculated using the new approved rates for gas consumed from January 1, 2005 onwards. The rates are listed below.
Gas Supply Charge
The Gas Supply Charge will increase from 28.5724 cents per cubic metre ("¢/m³") to 31.0561 ¢/m³ due to higher natural gas prices. This price is based on a forecast of market prices for the next twelve months. The forecast price is reviewed every three months and, if necessary, adjusted accordingly to reflect market changes. If our forecasts are over or under, we reimburse or collect from customers.
Enbridge Gas Distribution does not make a profit on the cost of natural gas. Customers pay the same price as Enbridge Gas Distribution pays for natural gas.
Gas Cost Adjustment
The OEB has approved a Gas Cost Adjustment refund of 1.2775 ¢/m³ for the period of January 1, 2005 to September 30, 2005. The reimbursement is a result of our actual gas costs being lower than previously forecast.
Delivery Charge
The OEB has approved a decrease to the Delivery Charge to reflect lower operating costs and a reduction in the cost of transporting natural gas from Western Canada. The decrease will amount to approximately $5 for a typical customer per year.
Changes for a typical customer
When combined, these rate changes represent a net increase for customers who purchase their gas supply from Enbridge Gas Distribution.
The impact of this rate change will depend on how much gas you use. A typical residential heating and water heating customer using 3,064 cubic metres per year would pay approximately $70 more annually, excluding the Gas Cost Adjustment.
Rate Adjustment
The OEB has also approved a one-time Rate Adjustment refund. The one-time refund would amount to approximately $10 for a typical residential customer and will appear on your January bill.
The Rate Adjustment has two components:
* A refund for volumes consumed from October 1, 2004 to December 31, 2004, which reflects the OEB's final decision on delivery rates for that period.
* A one-time refund for volumes consumed from October 2003 to September 2004, which is a result of an OEB approved earnings-sharing arrangement and other adjustments.
Enbridge Gas Distribution provides safe, reliable distribution of natural gas to customers.
Residential: Rate 1
For customers who buy their natural gas supply from Enbridge Gas Distribution
Rate Schedule - Effective January 1, 2005
Effective for Residential Service accounts rendered for gas consumed on and after January 1, 2005 and replaces the rates which were implemented October 1, 2004.
Charge Amount
Customer Charge per month (per meter) $11.25
System Sales Gas Supply Charge
(if applicable*) 31.0561 ¢/m³
Buy/Sell Sales Gas Supply Charge
(if applicable*) 31.0388 ¢/m³
Delivery Charge
Amount of gas used per month in cubic metres Cost in cents per cubic metre (¢/m³)
For the first 30 m³ 15.2627 ¢/m³
For the next 55 m³ 14.6508 ¢/m³
For the next 85 m³ 14.1712 ¢/m³
For all over 170 m³ 13.8143 ¢/m³
* Note: The Gas Supply Charge is applicable if the customer purchases their natural gas requirement from Enbridge Gas Distribution (system sales), or is under a buy/sell program (buy/sell sales).
For information on the quarterly rate adjustment mechanism and the expected year end gas supply charge adjustment (Purchase Gas Variance Account 'PGVA clearing'), please see the PGVA explanation page
Penalty for late payment:
When payment in full has not been received by Enbridge Gas Distribution on or before sixteen (16) days after the bill has been issued, a penalty of two percent (2%) of the current gas related amount billed shall be levied.
Have you got a question about gas rates?
The answer may be online. Read our collection of Frequently Asked Questions about Residential Gas Rates.
Rate change information is also available on our automated information line at: 1 800 263-2212
If you require further information, please leave your name and telephone number and we will call you back.
http://www.egd.enbridge.com/A/A15-03-01_r-rates.asp
For customers who purchase their natural gas supply from Enbridge Gas Distribution
Natural gas prices have changed
The Ontario Energy Board ("OEB") has approved an adjustment to the rates Enbridge Gas Distribution charges its customers. These new rates include an increase in the Gas Supply Charge, a Gas Cost Adjustment refund, a decrease in the Delivery Charge, as well as a one-time Rate Adjustment refund. These new rates are effective January 1, 2005.
Your current bill has been calculated using the new approved rates for gas consumed from January 1, 2005 onwards. The rates are listed below.
Gas Supply Charge
The Gas Supply Charge will increase from 28.5724 cents per cubic metre ("¢/m³") to 31.0561 ¢/m³ due to higher natural gas prices. This price is based on a forecast of market prices for the next twelve months. The forecast price is reviewed every three months and, if necessary, adjusted accordingly to reflect market changes. If our forecasts are over or under, we reimburse or collect from customers.
Enbridge Gas Distribution does not make a profit on the cost of natural gas. Customers pay the same price as Enbridge Gas Distribution pays for natural gas.
Gas Cost Adjustment
The OEB has approved a Gas Cost Adjustment refund of 1.2775 ¢/m³ for the period of January 1, 2005 to September 30, 2005. The reimbursement is a result of our actual gas costs being lower than previously forecast.
Delivery Charge
The OEB has approved a decrease to the Delivery Charge to reflect lower operating costs and a reduction in the cost of transporting natural gas from Western Canada. The decrease will amount to approximately $5 for a typical customer per year.
Changes for a typical customer
When combined, these rate changes represent a net increase for customers who purchase their gas supply from Enbridge Gas Distribution.
The impact of this rate change will depend on how much gas you use. A typical residential heating and water heating customer using 3,064 cubic metres per year would pay approximately $70 more annually, excluding the Gas Cost Adjustment.
Rate Adjustment
The OEB has also approved a one-time Rate Adjustment refund. The one-time refund would amount to approximately $10 for a typical residential customer and will appear on your January bill.
The Rate Adjustment has two components:
* A refund for volumes consumed from October 1, 2004 to December 31, 2004, which reflects the OEB's final decision on delivery rates for that period.
* A one-time refund for volumes consumed from October 2003 to September 2004, which is a result of an OEB approved earnings-sharing arrangement and other adjustments.
Enbridge Gas Distribution provides safe, reliable distribution of natural gas to customers.
Residential: Rate 1
For customers who buy their natural gas supply from Enbridge Gas Distribution
Rate Schedule - Effective January 1, 2005
Effective for Residential Service accounts rendered for gas consumed on and after January 1, 2005 and replaces the rates which were implemented October 1, 2004.
Charge Amount
Customer Charge per month (per meter) $11.25
System Sales Gas Supply Charge
(if applicable*) 31.0561 ¢/m³
Buy/Sell Sales Gas Supply Charge
(if applicable*) 31.0388 ¢/m³
Delivery Charge
Amount of gas used per month in cubic metres Cost in cents per cubic metre (¢/m³)
For the first 30 m³ 15.2627 ¢/m³
For the next 55 m³ 14.6508 ¢/m³
For the next 85 m³ 14.1712 ¢/m³
For all over 170 m³ 13.8143 ¢/m³
* Note: The Gas Supply Charge is applicable if the customer purchases their natural gas requirement from Enbridge Gas Distribution (system sales), or is under a buy/sell program (buy/sell sales).
For information on the quarterly rate adjustment mechanism and the expected year end gas supply charge adjustment (Purchase Gas Variance Account 'PGVA clearing'), please see the PGVA explanation page
Penalty for late payment:
When payment in full has not been received by Enbridge Gas Distribution on or before sixteen (16) days after the bill has been issued, a penalty of two percent (2%) of the current gas related amount billed shall be levied.
Have you got a question about gas rates?
The answer may be online. Read our collection of Frequently Asked Questions about Residential Gas Rates.
Rate change information is also available on our automated information line at: 1 800 263-2212
If you require further information, please leave your name and telephone number and we will call you back.
http://www.egd.enbridge.com/A/A15-03-01_r-rates.asp
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