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   How do I find out if PG&E provides gas service?

   • Scroll down to PG&E's Electric Service Territory and select your county to view the cities and zip codes served. Alternatively, if you are on a computer, you can use the search function (ctrl + F) and search for your zip code. To determine whether we provide gas service in your county, check Gas Service Area Maps.

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   How do I find out who my gas supplier is?

   • You can also get your electricity Meter Point Administration Number (MPAN), which tells your energy supplier where your meter is and your electricity supply number. The Meter Point Administration Service can tell you who your gas supplier is. You can: Was this page useful? Not sure who your provider is?

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   How do I find PG&E electric service?

   • Scroll down to PG&E's Electric Service Territory and select your county to view the cities and zip codes served. Alternatively, if you are on a computer, you can use the search function (ctrl + F) and search for your zip code. PG&E provides electric and natural gas service throughout most of Northern and Central California.

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   Who supplies my gas & electricity?

   • If you know one company supplies both your gas and electricity, it’s easier to follow the instructions to check who your gas supplier is. To find out who supplies your gas you can either: Calls cost 7p a minute, plus your phone company's access charge. You can ask for your Meter Point Reference Number (MPRN).

   Find out who your gas or electricity supplier is - Citizens Advice

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   What if I don't know who supplies my gas and electricity?

   • If you don’t know who supplies your gas and electricity, you can find the name of your suppliers online. If you know one company supplies both your gas and electricity, it’s easier to follow the instructions to check who your gas supplier is. To find out who supplies your gas you can either:

   Find out who your gas or electricity supplier is - Citizens Advice

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   Does PG&E provide electric service?

   • PG&E provides electric and natural gas service throughout most of Northern and Central California. To determine whether we provide electric service in your county, check Electric Service Area Maps. Scroll down to PG&E's Electric Service Territory and select your county to view the cities and zip codes served.

   How can I tell if PG&E serves my address? – PG&E Help Center

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   Need to find the gas supply details for your property? Simply tell us your postcode and follow the steps. You will be able to see your Meter Point Reference Number (MPRN), as well as your gas supplier and transporter. Finding the information you need has never been easier.

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   If you know one company supplies both your gas and electricity, it’s easier to follow the instructions to check who your gas supplier is. Find your gas supplier. To find out who supplies your gas you can either: search your postcode on the Find My Supplier website. contact the Meter Number Helpline

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   Find my gas supplier. The Meter Point Administration Service can tell you who your gas supplier is. You can: use their online Find My Supplier search tool ; call them on 0870 608 1524...

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   To determine whether we provide gas service in your county, check Gas Service Area Maps. Scroll down to PG&E's Electric Service Territory and select your county to view the cities and zip codes served.

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   To find out who supplies your gas, head to the Meter Point Administration Service’s online search tool. It will ask you for your address then tell you exactly who your current energy supplier for gas is. Or, you can call the meter number helpline on 0870 608 1524.

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   Oct 9, 2024 · To find your gas supplier, have a look at the Find My Supplier service, which also only needs your postcode. Alternatively, call the Meter Number Helpline on 0870 608 1524.

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   To find out who your gas supplier is, you need to contact the Meter Point Administration Service. You’ll need your postcode, which you can either enter online using their Find My Supplier search tool or let them know over the phone by calling 0870 608 1524.