A typical UGI Utilities gas customer in Pennsylvania has paid $3.93 more a month since October 1, and the bill climbs again next October. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a settlement that raises the typical residential bill from $113.76 to $117.69 now, then to $120.21 on October 1, 2027.
About 706,000 residents and businesses in 46 counties are served by the UGI gas division. The state regulator cut the company’s request by about a third, and it added help for customers who are behind on their bills.
What the PUC approved for UGI
UGI asked for about $99.368 million a year in additional revenue, an 8.05% increase. The commission’s October 1 announcement says it approved $65 million, or 5.3%, roughly 35% less than requested. The money arrives in two steps: $40 million from October 1, 2026, and $25 million from October 1, 2027…