Ohio consumer watchdog questions gas-rate increase — a different position than it took last time

Ohio’s consumer watchdog is urging customers to raise questions about a proposal to raise monthly fixed costs for 1.2 million natural gas customers by at least 30%. That means they would initially have to pay nearly $60 a month before a single cubic foot of gas enters their homes. The amount could increase to $80 a month over seven years.

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