Apples to Apples Enbridge Gas Ohio: How to Read PUCO's Chart

How do you read the Apples to Apples chart for Enbridge Gas Ohio?

Open PUCO's natural gas Apples to Apples page and look for "Enbridge Gas Ohio (Dominion)" under Residential. The heading on the chart itself reads "Enbridge Gas Ohio (fka Dominion Energy Ohio)", where fka means formerly known as. Ohio Energy Savings is not PUCO. A business picks the rate code on its bill, such as ECTS-NR or GSS-NR.

The chart has a default box at the top, a filter panel and then the offers. The box here does more work than most, because it also says who the default is for. Our Apples to Apples guide defines the list's columns.

Who does Enbridge's SCO box apply to?

PUCO's chart says in its box that the Standard Choice Offer (SCO) is a monthly variable rate: the NYMEX month-end settlement price for natural gas plus a retail price adjustment, which the box states per Mcf. A paragraph below it says the SCO applies to eligible residential customers and to non-residential customers whose yearly use is up to a limit, as Enbridge determines.

The box also covers business customers by use. Mid-size customers may ask Enbridge for the SCO, and the largest are not eligible for it. Customers on the monthly retail rate (MRR) buy from a designated MRR retail supplier at or below the rate the box lists. The box gives each threshold in Mcf a year, so read them there.

The box says the MRR starts after standard service offer (SSO) service for up to two consecutive billing periods. It applies to mid-size customers unless they enroll with a supplier or ask for the SCO, and to the largest customers who pick no other option. At Enbridge this SSO is the short transition rate, which PUCO says typically lasts one to two billing cycles, not a default like Duke's (PUCO's SCO guide). Our natural gas rates guide defines the terms.

Enbridge says the SCO is the default for customers with no past-due balances outside a payment plan. The box names the suppliers from the SCO auction, and says new SCO customers may be served by other suppliers registered with Enbridge at the same auction price. We do not repeat those names.

Our Enbridge gas Ohio SCO rate page covers the number and its reset.

Why does Enbridge's chart price gas per Mcf?

Enbridge measures the gas on its bill in Mcf, one thousand cubic feet, so its chart prices gas per Mcf. The other three Ohio gas utilities print dollars per Ccf, one hundred cubic feet (Ohio Administrative Code 4901:1-29-01). That makes the chart and the bill match.

The example below shows how a monthly fee works against a gap priced per Mcf. These inputs are made up. They are not Ohio averages and not your usage.

The last SCO we recorded for Enbridge Gas Ohio was $3.607 per Mcf, for September 10 – October 8, 2026. That period has ended, so read the rate now in force on PUCO's chart before you rely on any figure here.

Picture a fixed offer $0.500 per Mcf lower, at $3.107 per Mcf, with a monthly fee of $4.00. Use a light month of 2 Mcf (20 Ccf) and a heavy month of 9 Mcf (90 Ccf). The default charge below is the gas itself, before delivery and sales tax.

In the light month the offer costs $3.00 more. In the heavy month it costs $0.50 less. The offer beats the default only above about 8 Mcf in a month, and the chart's rate column never shows that.

Where do the links and the price filter on Enbridge's chart lead?

The filters work as our Apples to Apples guide describes. The one Enbridge point is the unit: the price filter on PUCO's Enbridge chart takes a range in dollars per Mcf, so a range you set on a Ccf chart is ten times too small here.

Four links sit under the box. One opens PUCO's sign-up for Enbridge rate change alerts. The "Enbridge Gas Ohio Rate Sheet" link points to a dominionenergy.com address, which sent us to Enbridge's Ohio home page, not a rate sheet, on October 1, 2026. The other two open PUCO's chart archive and its SCO historical chart.

Enbridge's own rates and tariffs page lists its SSO and SCO rate schedules. It says both rates vary each month with market prices, and it links a list of communities served.

What do Enbridge's historical chart and chart archive show?

The Enbridge SCO historical chart lists each period's rate. We hold 58 dated Enbridge periods, starting December 2021. The dates in them do not match calendar months.

The archive is PUCO's Apples to Apples History Browser. It shows offers from a date and territory you choose. PUCO says those suppliers may no longer offer them and need not honor them.

For the full territory picture, see Enbridge Gas Ohio rates. Our own series is on Enbridge gas rate history.

How does a past-due Enbridge balance affect the SCO and switching?

It limits both. Enbridge says the SCO is the default for customers with no past-due balances outside a payment plan, and Ohio's gas rule bars a supplier from enrolling a customer with unpaid utility balances unless there is a plan to pay them (Ohio Administrative Code 4901:1-29-06(C)).

PUCO's chart is a snapshot of suppliers actively enrolling, and its notice says customers in PIPP Plus cannot enroll with or switch to a supplier. The Apples to Apples guide above covers those limits.

Enbridge adds that your bill's total current charges are its own charges plus your gas supplier's charges. What an offer's rate leaves out is covered in Apples to Apples Ohio gas.

What should you check first on an Enbridge offer row?

• Rate type. A variable rate can move under the supplier's terms, as the SCO does each month.
• Introductory price. Check how long it lasts and what replaces it.
• Term, ETF and monthly fee. An early termination fee (ETF) is the charge for leaving early. Enbridge says there is no termination fee to switch from the SCO to a supplier, but a supplier contract may charge one when you leave it.

Staying on the SCO can be the better choice when every fixed offer sits above the recent months on the historical chart, when a monthly fee or an ETF erases the gap at your usage, or when you may move before the term ends (Energy Choice Ohio FAQs).

More guides: Apples to Apples Columbia gas, Apples to Apples Duke gas Ohio and Apples to Apples CenterPoint Ohio. See Ohio energy choice for who can shop.