Calculating GGE for CNG

[thadius65]

Newb here. Searched around and could not find.

I live in central PA and looking at a civic gx. Natural Gas in my area is $1.11141 per ccf for product and distribution is .30117 per first 80ccf and then .2733 per ccf after 80.

Quesiton is, using a PHILL station and cost of product in my area, how do I calculate the GGE of my CNG?

Thanks for the help and hopefully my question hasn't been asked a million times and I missed it.

Thanks for the help.

Ted

[jblue]

Re: Calculating GGE for CNG

This should get you started:

http://www.cngchat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1806

[Highmarker]

Re: Calculating GGE for CNG

Questar (the gas utility company in Utah) is reporting that 120 scf is equal to 1 GGE. I have seen where PG&E reports that 127.6 scf is equal to 1 GGE. Also I've seen were 124 scf is equal to 1 GGE. It apparently depends on the quality of the natural gas that is supplied. You might want to check with your local gas company and see what they say.

[thadius65]

Re: Calculating GGE for CNG

UGI (PGE) has there product measured in CCFs, which equals 100cubic feet. How many CCFs in a SCF?

[freedml]

Re: Calculating GGE for CNG

Gge=ccf*.083

[Devo]

Re: Calculating GGE for CNG

If you can convert it to DecaTherms, this spreadsheet is handy in determining costs:
http://www.cnginfoguide.com/node/37