We are the country’s largest natural gas-only distributor and safely deliver reliable, affordable, efficient, and abundant natural gas to more than 3 million distribution customers in over 1,400 communities across eight states located primarily in the South.
Atmos Energy’s history dates back to 1906 in the Panhandle of Texas. Over the years, through various business combinations and mergers, the company became known as Pioneer Corporation, a large diversified West Texas energy company.
1983 - Energas, the natural gas distribution division of Pioneer, was spun off and became an independent, publicly held natural gas distribution company.
October 1988 - Energas changed its corporate name to Atmos Energy Corporation and its stock began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol
Our Vision:
Our vision is for Atmos Energy to be the safest provider of natural gas services. We will be recognized for Exceptional Customer Service, for being a Great Employer and for achieving Superior Financial Results.
Today - Atmos Energy employs approximately 4,800 people.
Safe and Reliable Service:
As part of our vision, we are modernizing our business and infrastructure while continuing to invest in safety, innovation, environmental sustainability and our communities. We're investing approximately $2 billion a year in system upgrades to provide our customers with safe and reliable natural gas service for generations to come.
Our Service Territory:
Atmos Energy has grown from 279,000 customers in 1983 to more than 3 million customers today - mainly by acquiring utility assets. The company has regulated utility operations in Colorado, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. We are the largest natural gas distributor in the states of Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. We work closely with our state and federal regulators to operate a safe and reliable natural gas system.
Our AtmoSpirit Culture:
Part of our vision is to create a culture that respects and appreciates diversity. Because we value our people and their differences, this is one more reason why Atmos Energy is an employer of choice. It’s our differences that make the whole team so terrific.
- Kevin Akers, President and Chief Executive Officer
Bringing Out the Best in One Another:
AtmoSpirit is Atmos Energy's unique culture. Its principles drive our actions every day at work and at home with family and friends.
Billing And Payment Method:
Payment Method:
1. Online Payments: Customers can pay their bills quickly and securely through
Tampa Electric's website. The online portal allows for easy access to account
information, payment history, and billing statements.
2. Automatic Payments: Enrolling in automatic payments ensures bills are paid on
time without the hassle of manual processing. Customers can set up automatic
deductions from their bank account or credit/debit card.
3. Pay by Phone: Tampa Electric offers a toll-free number that customers can call
to make payments over the phone using a checking account, savings account, or
credit/debit card.
4.In-Person Payments: For those who prefer to pay in person, Tampa Electric has
authorized payment locations throughout its service territory. These include retail
stores, payment centers, and kiosks.
5.Mail Payments: Customers can also opt to mail their payments using the
provided payment stub and return envelope included with their monthly bill.
1. Account Information: Your name, address, and account number.
2. Billing Period: The dates covered by the bill.
3. Electricity Usage:
- Kilowatt-hours (kWh): The amount of electricity used.
- Cost: The total cost of your electricity usage.
4. Rate Plan: Your pricing plan, which may include:
- Tiered rates: Different prices for different usage levels.
- Time-of-use (TOU) rates: Prices vary based on the time of day.
5. Charges:
- Generation: The cost of producing electricity.
- Transmission: The cost of moving electricity from the generator to your home.
- Distribution: The cost of delivering electricity to your home.
- Taxes and fees: Local and state taxes, plus any additional fees.
6. Discounts or Adjustments: Any credits or adjustments applied to your bill.
7. Payment Information: Your payment due date, amount, and options.
Some additional tips to help you navigate your bill:
- Check your usage patterns to identify opportunities to save energy and money.
- Consider switching to a different rate plan if your usage habits change.
- Look for any errors or discrepancies in your bill and contact your electric company if you have questions.
Remember, understanding your bill can help you make informed decisions about your energy usage and potentially save you money!
