Recommended Plans in Youngstown
1 Year Fixed Rate
12 Month Fixed Rate
Select Plus 12 Month
$3.390 / mcf
Rate:
$3.390 per mcf
Rate Type:
Fixed Rate
Term Length:
12 months
Early Termination Fee:
$100
Monthly Recurring Charge:
$0.00
Important Documents:
Info
2 Year Fixed Rate
24 Month Fixed Rate
24 Month Fixed Rate
$3.550 / mcf
Rate:
$3.550 per mcf
Rate Type:
Fixed Rate
Term Length:
24 months
Early Termination Fee:
$0.0
Monthly Recurring Charge:
$0.00
Important Documents:
Info
Popular Plan
30 Month Fixed Rate
Fixed Rate 30 with $50 Reward
$3.550 / mcf
Rate:
$3.550 per mcf
Rate Type:
Fixed Rate
Term Length:
30 months
Early Termination Fee:
$100.0
Monthly Recurring Charge:
$0.00
Important Documents:
Info
Popular Short Plan
6 Month Fixed Rate
Select Plus 6 Month
$3.090 / mcf
1.4%
under market
Compared to the current Dominion East rate of $3.1340 / mcf
Rate:
$3.090 per mcf
Rate Type:
Fixed Rate
Term Length:
6 months
Early Termination Fee:
$100
Monthly Recurring Charge:
$0.00
Important Documents:
Info
Average Rates & Usage in Youngstown
In April, the average natural gas rate in Youngstown was $1.07 per therm.
The average households monthly natural gas usage was 133 therms,
making the average bill around $99.
based on EIA Data as of July, 2021
All Natural Gas Plans in Youngstown
Plan Name
Company
/ Rating
Length
Price
VS. Dominion East
6 month
Fixed Rate
Fixed Rate
$3.090 / mcf
1.4%
under market rate
Compared to the current Dominion East rate of $3.1340 / mcf
1 month
Variable Rate
Variable Rate
$2.490 / mcf
20.5%
under market rate
Compared to the current Dominion East rate of $3.1340 / mcf
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Other information about gas service in Youngstown
Youngstown, Ohio is located in scenic Mahoning County in the northeast corner of Ohio and close to the Pennsylvania border. In 1897, New York native John Young founded Youngstown and established the town's first sawmill. Youngstown later grew and became known for its thriving coal and steel industry.
The city is famous for its long held entrepreneurial tradition. The Good Humor ice cream company, Arby's, Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips, and Phar-Mor each have had deep roots in Youngstown.
The Butler Institute of American Art, commonly known worldwide as "America's Museum," was founded in 1919 by Joseph Butler, Jr. and houses more than 20,000 individual works of American art of all media. In addition, the De Yor Performing Arts Center is recognized as one of the most beautiful performance venues in the Midwest and the cultural heart of the Mahoning Valley. It is home to the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra.
The Youngstown Museum Of industry And Labor features hundreds of worker's tools and photographs illustrating the rich history of coal mining and iron production in the Mahoning Valley.
Covelli Center, built in 2005, is Youngstown's premier sports and entertainment facility and is a great place to take in a hockey or basketball game or catch a concert or enjoy a Monster Truck event.
Youngstown State University, the primary university in the Youngstown-Warren metropolitan area, traces its origins to a local YMCA program that began offering college-level courses in 1908.
Youngstown is one of those vibrant locations that draws the attention of those interested in the rich history of northeastern Ohio.
