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Rate Switching Timeline and Process
January 1 - March 1
If you wish to switch gas rates, the process for doing so begins several
months in advance. Between January 1 and March 1, you will need to complete
a Notification of Intent to Switch Natural Gas Rate Schedules form and send
it to Wisconsin Public Service. This first step in the rate-switching process,
and it notifies us of your intentions. The actual switch will occur the
following November 1.
November 1
Before the November 1 switch date, several addition forms are needed to
complete the rate-switching process:
- Agent Verification Agreement:
you should complete this form with your gas
marketer or broker.
It tells us who your marketer or broker is, who we should notify if there is a gas
constraint (you, your
marketer or broker, or both), who has permission to access your information, and
where your bill should be sent.
- Electric Interruption/Gas Constraint Notification Form: This form
indicates which individual(s) at your company or your marketer's company should be
notified if there is a gas constraint or interruption. Your Public Service account
executive will meet with you personally to complete this form.
- Gas Transportation Contract: A gas transportation contract is required for
all customers who transport gas to our system. Your Public Service account executive
will meet with you personally to complete this contract.
- Online Energy Information System Online Profile Request Form:
After completing this form, you will gain access to the Public Service online system
for gas transportation customers and their marketers. You'll be able to view your
hourly natural gas use over a secure connection.
Other Important Steps
- If you are switching to traditional gas transportation service, you will need to
supply:
- Uninterrupted 120-volt power to the metering site
- If you are switching to Gas Choice, you will need to supply:
- A shared phone line to the metering site
Questions?
If you have questions about the rate-switching timeline or process, please
contact
us.