Daily News | What to do if your ‘weather normalized’ PGW bill is not normal
on their bills for 20 years. Usually it’s a small amount and gets little attention.
is to stabilize finances for the city-owned utility even when the weather gets weird and revenue falls short.For 270,000 PGW customers that are eligible to get the weather adjustment, the charge appears on Page 3 of your PGW bill under a breakdown of charges. When the weather during the billing cycle was warmer than normal, the WNA appears as a charge. If the weather was cooler, it appears as a credit, with a minus sign.PGW uses a complicated formula to arrive at a WNA for each customer.
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