Your hot water heater is one of the appliance in your home that most consistently uses natural gas. Whenever you enjoy a hot shower or wash your hands with warm water, it needs to use energy to make that heat happen.

You can save money on your natural gas bill and make your energy usage more environmentally friendly by adopting a few new habits in the kitchen. Here’s a few small tricks that can make a big difference.

Do you want to make your home more energy efficient, but aren’t quite sure where to start? Do you want to use some of the tips we’ve shared, but aren’t sure what will make the biggest difference? You should consider doing a home energy assessment.

We had the opportunity to welcome some talented students as our interns this summer. We’re proud of the work they accomplished, and we can’t wait to see what they achieve in the years to come.

A group of volunteers from Georgia Natural Gas recently spent a morning at Fernbank Museum helping to clear potato vines, a fast-growing invasive species, from Fernbank Forest.