♨️ Official Rate Schedule β€’ Duke Energy Gas Ohio

Natural Gas in Cincinnati, OH

Detailed 2026 tariff breakdown, meter base fees, volumetric rate tiers, and average household monthly bills in Hamilton County.

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Simulate itemized municipal charges based on occupants, square footage, and NOAA temperature peaks.

1,800 sq ft
Presets:
Summer Peak: +40% AC Surge
Heating System
Broadband Average 500+ Mbps residential plan
Total Estimated Cost Calculating...
$330 / month
Annual projected spend: $3,960 vs US Avg
Electricity 1,020 kWh
$0
City Water 5,850 gal
$0
Natural Gas 24 Therms
$0
Sewer & Stormwater Fixed + Volumetric
$0
Trash & Recycling Curbside Cart
$0
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Cincinnati Natural Gas Rate Schedule (2026)

Published tariff components billed by Duke Energy Gas Ohio.

Fixed Base Fee
$17.50/mo
Meter connection charge
Volumetric Energy/Usage Rate
$1.16 / Therm
Billed per Therm consumed

In Cincinnati, residential utility billing follows standard municipal tariff designs approved by state utility commissions and city ordinances. The total charge consists of the non-bypassable customer service meter charge plus progressive consumption charges.

For a typical 3-bedroom single family home in Hamilton County, monthly consumption varies between seasonal peaks (e.g. summer cooling or winter furnace demand).

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Official Municipal Filings

Tariff data is sourced directly from city council utility rate resolutions, Public Utility Commission (PUC) filings, and retail provider dockets.

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Federal Energy Benchmarks

U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Form EIA-861M residential sales data is leveraged to calibrate regional seasonal consumption models.

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USGS & NOAA Climate Standards

Water and sewer discharge volume models use USGS per capita metrics; HVAC load draws from NOAA Cooling & Heating Degree Day (CDD/HDD) indexes.

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Est. Monthly Bill
$335/mo