Gas South vs Georgia Natural Gas

The two largest marketers in Georgia, and the comparison most households are actually making. Both are long-established, both file every month, and the gap between them has been remarkably one-sided.

Gas South has been the cheaper of the two in 75 of the 88 months since January 2019 when both filed a standard 12-month fixed plan.

This month, Gas South is cheaper by $18 a year: $1,093.40 against $1,111.65, on the same annual-cost method as every plan on this site.

Side by side, October 2026

This comparison covers standard 12-month fixed plans filed with the PSC. For other terms, variable or senior plans, see the Gas South ratesand Georgia Natural Gas rates pages.Verified advertised offers are shown separately and do not change this filed-rate ranking.

Gas South and Georgia Natural Gas on the Georgia PSC's October 2026 fixed chart, standard 12-month plans. Source: PSC October 2026 fixed chart.
	Gas South	Georgia Natural Gas
Rate per therm	$0.6700	$0.6790
Service charge at sign-up	$6.95	$7.99
Estimated annual cost	$1,093.40	$1,111.65
Early termination fee	$150.00	up to $100
Based in Georgia	Yes	Yes
Owner	Cobb EMC	Southern Company
PSC complaints, 24 months	212	424
Google rating	4.8 (6,916 reviews)	not listed

The record since January 2019

Months each marketer filed the cheaper standard 12-month fixed plan, by estimated annual cost, from the Georgia PSC's monthly charts. Ties are gaps under half a cent a year.
Marketer	Months cheaper	Share	Months filed since 2019
Gas South	75	85%	89
Georgia Natural Gas	13	15%	89

Gas South has been the cheaper of the two for 8 consecutive months, up to October 2026.
The widest the two have been apart was August 2022, when Gas South was $102.48 a year cheaper.
Both filed a standard 12-month fixed plan in 88 of the months we have published; Gas South filed in 89 months overall and Georgia Natural Gas in 89.

Neither is necessarily the cheapest plan in Georgia: the full table ranks all of them, and how to read a head-to-head record explains what this page can and cannot tell you. The PSC comparison assumptions can change across years. Figures as filed with the Georgia PSC; the archive behind the record is history.csv. The Georgia Public Service Commission does not rank or endorse marketers.

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