UGI
Price Increase

UGI is trying to increase their base rate by 11% as well as a 33% increase to the charge of being a UGI customer. Last year UGI’s profits increased by $47 million to $924 million. They do not need to raise their rates on residential customers.

The Pennsylvania Utility Commission (PUC) can deny UGI this rate hike, but will only do so if you and your neighbors tell them to.

You can have your voice heard by submitting a public comment. If enough of your neighbors submit comments, they will hold a public hearing in your town. 

How to File a public comment in opposition to UGI Rate Hike for individuals:

Step 1: Make a Copy of this file:
Comment to Proposed Rate Increase

Step 2: Fill out Personal Information (Section 1)

Step 3: Fill out a comment about how the UGI rate hike of 11% will affect you and your family. (Section 5)

Step 4: Print Document

Step 5: Sign and date. (Section 7)

Step 6: Mail to:

Secretary 
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
400 North Street
Commonwealth Keystone Building, 2nd Floor 
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120