Commercial natural gas bill audits
Make sense of every layer of your gas bill.
Review commercial natural gas invoices for potential billing errors across supply, transportation, delivery, usage conversions, and account adjustments.
Submit a Bill for Review ↗Electricity and natural gas · Commercial accounts · United States
What a natural gas audit can examine
The review follows your account structure. Utility delivery and supplier invoices may need to be examined together to understand the full picture.
Charges & classifications
- Natural gas rate classification
- Supply and contract billing rates
- Delivery and distribution charges
- Transportation charges, where applicable
- Riders, surcharges, and adjustments
Quantities & records
- Meter readings and billed usage
- Volume-to-energy conversions
- Estimated bills and reconciliations
- Duplicate charges and account credits
- Consistency between supplier and utility records
Begin with one bill. Follow the history.
Send one recent bill
Start with a commercial electricity or natural gas invoice. The initial review checks roughly 10 to 20 common issues relevant to your account.
Review three years
We then request three years of prior bills to investigate historical charges, recurring discrepancies, and potential overpayments.
Seek supported refunds
Documented findings support a refund request. Our fee is approximately 30% of the refund actually recovered.
A natural gas transportation charge audit or supplier invoice review may require additional agreements and account records. Our review covers three years of historical bills. A review finding must be supported before it can form the basis of a refund request.
Natural gas billing terms, explained.
Supply charge
The charge for the natural gas commodity under the applicable utility rate or supplier arrangement.
Delivery charge
Charges associated with delivering gas through the utility distribution system.
Transportation charge
A charge associated with moving gas under an applicable transportation service arrangement.
Usage conversion
The calculation that relates measured gas volume to billed energy units using applicable factors.
Natural gas audit FAQs
Should I include my supplier invoice?
Yes, if you receive a separate supplier invoice, it can help explain the supply charges alongside the utility delivery bill.
Can you identify natural gas overcharges from one bill?
One bill can reveal issues worth investigating. Historical bills and supporting records help determine whether a discrepancy represents a recoverable overpayment.
Have electricity accounts too? See our commercial electricity bill audit.
A closer look starts with one bill.
Send a recent business electricity or natural gas bill for review.