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Pa. Consumer Advocate says it will investigate excessive PGW weather charges

The state urged PGW to suspend the weather charge until it figures out why some customers got hammered with "unjust and unreasonable" bills.

Jeannine Baldomero of the Spring Garden section of Philadelphia looks over her June bill from Philadelphia Gas Works, which included a very high weather normalization charge. The Pennsylvania Office of Consumer Advocate announced Wednesday it is investigating PGW's weather charge to determine if it is unjust and discriminatory.
Jeannine Baldomero of the Spring Garden section of Philadelphia looks over her June bill from Philadelphia Gas Works, which included a very high weather normalization charge. The Pennsylvania Office of Consumer Advocate announced Wednesday it is investigating PGW's weather charge to determine if it is unjust and discriminatory.Read moreTOM GRALISH / Staff Photographer