11 Quotes by Andrew Melnykovych

Obviously, the $10 million is going to help a great deal. We are certainly hearing from many, many more rate payers than we did last year. The number of inquiries we are getting with respect to people needing some assistance we're certainly a lot busier than we were at this time last year.

I wouldn't say we're out of the woods, because if we had a protracted arctic blast across the northern half of the country, that would turn the price around again, but we're still in a much better situation than we were in mid-December.

We still have almost 20 percent of production offline on the Gulf Coast. Because of that the whole market is being driven by what people think demand is going to do. And that essentially translates into weather.

When you get into a situation where you've got several rounds of discovery and then a hearing, generally it takes quite a bit longer than 60 days. Every circumstance is unique, certainly.

People are surprised at how much their bills have increased, but they often don't look at how much more energy they're using.

A lot of it depends on the age of your house and the age of your plumbing.

At least we're not getting the double whammy of a lot of states, places like Colorado and California.

Absent some major decline in demand or some major increase in supply, I don't think anybody is thinking we're going to see $4 gas again.

It's not particularly missed. Where they're not profitable, they're disappearing.