Gas househeating survey: 1982. 35th annual survey gas utility industry US
M.I. German, R.L. Itteilag, J. Paule, J.C. Schafer
Abstract
M.I. German, R.L. Itteilag, J. Paule, J.C. Schafer
Abstract
The results of the 35th Annual Gas Househeating Survey conducted by the American Gas Association using data collected for 1982, as well as projected data for 1983, provide a comprehensive portrait of the residential gas market by state and region, including customers, fuel prices, anticipated inventory additions from new homes and conversions, and existing requirements on new customer hook-ups. A total of 161 gas utility companies, serving 89% of the nation's residential gas customers responded to this year's survey. The information provided by these utilities was expanded to obtain the state and national totals. Individual company data are listed by region and state in Appendices 1 and 2. Some tabular data may not add to totals due to rounding. 1 figure, 9 tables.
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The results of the 35th Annual Gas Househeating Survey conducted by the American Gas Association using data collected for 1982, as well as projected data for 1983, provide a comprehensive portrait of the residential gas market by state and region, including customers, fuel prices, anticipated inventory additions from new homes and conversions, and existing requirements on new customer hook-ups. A total of 161 gas utility companies, serving 89% of the nation's residential gas customers responded to this year's survey. The information provided by these utilities was expanded to obtain the state and national totals. Individual company data are listed by region and state in Appendices 1 and 2. Some tabular data may not add to totals due to rounding. 1 figure, 9 tables.
Key concepts: Survey data collection, State (computer science), Business, Market research, Engineering, Marketing, Computer science, Mathematics