- The PSC pricing index guide and the comparison tools post now link to our November 11 post on Clark Howard’s Georgia Natural Gas Guide: where it went, how to read the archived copy, and where to compare rates now. More
What's new on Open Natural Gas
Changes you can see on the site, listed by date, newest first, including each monthly refresh of the Georgia PSC rate data. Entries from 4 September to 6 November 2026 are weekly summaries written afterwards, each dated the Friday that ended its week; later entries are dated the day the change went live.
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- The advertised offers table on the Georgia page now shows one headline offer per marketer, preferring verified plain offers, with a link to every listed offer on the marketer’s page.
- A fix: when a marketer advertises a monthly fee as a range, we no longer take the top of the range as the fee.
- This changelog, with an RSS feed.
- A new post on Clark Howard’s Georgia Natural Gas Guide: Clark.com took it down, so the post links the archived copy and shows where to compare Georgia gas rates now.
- A ZIP lookup shows which gas systems serve your ZIP (Atlanta Gas Light, Liberty, or a city system), how strong the evidence is, and how to confirm it for your address, so you know whether you can choose a marketer at all. Who is my gas company?
- Each active marketer has a promo-code page listing its verified current codes and the conditions attached to them.
- November 2026 PSC rates are in.
- A fixed vs variable page that recalculates from every new PSC filing.
- The Georgia page now says which PSC month the site is showing.
- Tables inside blog posts and guides scroll on their own on phones instead of breaking the page.
- SCANA is now called SCANA Energy everywhere in our own copy, as the company asked.
- New search snippets and redirects for the regulated provider page, so older links still land in the right place.
- Promo-code offers now list every code that unlocks them, each with its own end date.
- The advertised offers table gets a Sign up column, like the fixed-rate table.
- The Georgia page leads with a one-sentence answer built from the latest data, plus the date it was last updated.
- Page titles and descriptions rewritten so search results say what each page actually answers.
- The Georgia page shows the lowest new-customer plan for metro Atlanta in its summary.
- October 2026 PSC rates are in, with a written rate report and a year-over-year comparison.
- Advertised offers now have their own table above the PSC ranking, split into plain offers and offers with conditions, so a conditional deal is never mistaken for a plain price.
- When the PSC replaces a chart mid-month, our scheduled checks now look for the revised chart and publish it once it passes validation.
- A Georgia shopping guide with sections for homeowners and families, seniors, movers and renters, tight budgets, and no-deposit plans.
- A list of every marketer.
- Open Natural Gas is available as a plugin for ChatGPT and Claude, so an AI assistant can quote current filed rates and verified advertised offers straight from our data.
- New terms of use, and the privacy page now covers the plugin.
- Every how-to guide now has an illustration, and the Georgia page answers the common questions directly.
- The regulated provider page explains who qualifies for Group 1 and Group 2 rates.
- Advertised rates: when a marketer advertises a price below its PSC-filed rate, the Georgia table now shows it, with an evidence page for each offer, so you can see a deal the PSC chart does not.
- New blog and guides: how comparison sites make money, the 641-therm assumption behind annual cost, price matching, how to read your bill, and how to switch.
- The data page lets you download the full archive as one CSV, free to reuse with no permission needed.
- Each month now has its own dated page, and each month shows what changed since the last chart, so you can see who raised or cut prices.
- Head-to-head comparisons of marketers, and area pages for metro Atlanta and the rest of the state.
- A ZIP lookup shows which AGL pool groups your ZIP may fall in, so you can see which metro-only deals might apply. Confirm your address with the marketer before you sign up.
- September 2026 PSC rates are in.
Launch
- Open Natural Gas is live: every residential rate Georgia’s certificated marketers file with the PSC, ranked by estimated annual cost, so you can compare the whole market in one place instead of the handful of marketers that pay for a listing. See the rates.
- Rate history back to January 2019, parsed from the PSC’s own monthly charts, so you can see whether today’s price is high or low for a marketer. Rate history.
- Separate tables for fixed, variable, senior and prepay plans, so each plan type is compared like for like. Fixed, variable, senior, prepay.
- A page for each marketer with what it files and its rate history. All marketers.
- PSC complaint counts (last 24 months) and Google ratings sit beside each marketer, so you can weigh service as well as price. They are shown, never used to rank.
- Rows the PSC chart gets wrong are shown greyed out with the reason, rather than silently dropped or ranked.
- A FAQ on how Georgia’s gas market works, and a methodology page that shows exactly how annual cost is calculated.