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Gas Natural Inc.

www.egas.net

 
Gas Natural Inc., a holding company, distributes and sells natural gas to end-use residential, commercial, and industrial customers.  It distributes approximately 33 billion cubic feet of natural gas to approximately 70,000 customers through regulated utilities operating in Montana, Wyoming, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maine, North Carolina and Kentucky.  The Company's other operations include interstate pipeline, natural gas production and natural gas marketing.  The Company's Montana public utility was originally incorporated in 1909.  Its strategy for growth is to expand throughput in the Maine and North Carolina markets while looking for acquisitions that are either adjacent to its existing utilities or in under ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million
  • www.egas.net
  • 8500 Station St Ste 100
    Mentor, OH USA 44060-4963
  • Phone: 440.205.4600

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