Greer CPW began natural gas operations in the 1950s with seven district regulators and one city gate. Today, we have two main gates, 110 distribution regulator stations and more than 780 miles of natural gas pipeline that delivers natural gas to more than 31,900 customers in the City of Greer and surrounding areas.
Service Area
Greer CPW primarily serves customers in the City of Greer. However, our service area’s boundaries extend in the following directions:
- Northern boundaries extend to the City of Landrum near the North Carolina border, north on Highway 290 to Tigerville Road and along Highway 14 North to Highway 11 in the Gowensville community.
- Southern boundaries extend to the area known as Crescent near the town of Woodruff.
- Eastern boundaries extend to Wellford.
- Western boundaries extend to the Enoree River, including the Taylors area.
Use the Service Availability button below to determine if Greer CPW could provide the natural gas services to your home or business.
Natural Gas Rates
Natural gas prices are determined by trading on the open market, much like the stock market, so the price may vary from CPW’s base price. Rates may change monthly. Rates shown are current only as of the posting date on the attached Rate Sheet PDF documents.
The listed rates are for typical accounts in typical locations and are posted here for informational purposes only. Actual rates for a specific account location may be different.
Gas Rates - Facility & Usage
For more details, click in the Residential or Small Commercial column to open the Rate Sheet.
| Facilities Charge | Usage Charge | |
|---|---|---|
| Residential (Code 100) | $10.00 / month | $0.937 / therm |
| Small Commercial (Code 200) | $19.50 / month | $0.937 / therm |
Franchise Fees
| City / Town | Franchise Fee |
|---|---|
| City of Lyman | 5% |
| Town of Duncan | 3% |
| City of Wellford | 3% |
| Town of Reidville | 3% |
| City of Landrum | 5% |
Gas Leak Safety
In Case of Emergency
- If you smell natural gas call 911 and then Greer CPW.
- Do not use a telephone or flashlight, switch a light on or off or light a match if you smell gas.
- Don’t try to relight a gas furnace, water heater or range until you are sure there is no more smell of gas.
- Get immediate medical attention for victims of burns or carbon monoxide poisoning.
- Call 811 before any digging project. When you call 811 at least 3 business days before your project, locators will come to your address and mark underground utility lines for free. Remember, calling 811 is the law and if you hit utility lines, you could be issued a fine or asked to pay for repairs.
Natural Gas Safety Rules
- Follow manufacturers’ instructions with all gas appliances.
- Have your gas appliances installed, serviced and repaired by professionals.
- Keep chimney flues anhttps://greercpw.publicpipesafety.com/d vents for appliances clean and in good repair.
- Keep areas around your gas water heater and furnace clean.
- Teach small children to stay away from gas appliances.
- Teach family members what to do if they smell gas.
- Additional resources can be found on our pipeline public safety awareness page.
News & Resources
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Contact Us
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