If natural gas were to become available in my area, I would kicking,
pushing and punching my way to the front of the line. I pay $90.00 a
year to rent my 450-litre tank and with each fill-up, I'm charged a
$6.00 delivery fee and an additional $4.00 hazardous material handling
fee. The cost per litre, as of my last delivery, was $1.05 and if my
math is correct, that works out to be $4.00 per U.S. gallon (then add
tax). If I had access to natural gas, my total, overall cost would be
roughly one-third that.

OK, I now need to spit.

Cheers,
Paul

On 16 Feb 2007 07:10:34 -0800, wrote:

It's my understanding that propane is more expensive. But I don't
know if the people why say that considered all the hookup fees,
distribution fees, and other nusiance charges with any utility hookup.