Customers of Kansas Gas Service, the subsidiary of Oklahoma-based One Gas will be paying another $5 to $7 more a month under a winter storm cost settlement approved this week by the Kansas Corporation Commission.
Like the controversial OG&E deal that is before the Oklahoma Supreme Court, the Kansas case will depend on the terms Kansas Gas Service can get for the bonds to cover $366 million in storm costs.
Established in 1997 after ONEOK bought natural gas assets from Wester Resources, Kansas Gas Service has an estimated 640,000 customers in Kansas, western Missouri and northeastern Oklahoma. It also maintains 13,600 miles of distribution mains and transmission pipelines and has nearly 1,000 employees.
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