What does PGA mean?
PGA means Purchased Gas Adjustment
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Electrical Abbreviations, Energy Abbreviations
Particularly in Electrical Abbreviations, Energy Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Purchased Gas Adjustment?
2 ways to abbreviate Purchased Gas Adjustment
Purchased Gas Adjustment can be abbreviated as PGA
Other shorthands for Purchased Gas Adjustment are: PGA
Purchased Gas Adjustment can be abbreviated as PGA
Other shorthands for Purchased Gas Adjustment are: PGA
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What does PGA stand for? PGA stands for "Purchased Gas Adjustment". |
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How to abbreviate "Purchased Gas Adjustment"? "Purchased Gas Adjustment" can be abbreviated as PGA. |
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What is the meaning of PGA abbreviation? The meaning of PGA abbreviation is "Purchased Gas Adjustment". |
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What is PGA abbreviation? One of the definitions of PGA is "Purchased Gas Adjustment". |
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What does PGA mean? PGA as abbreviation means "Purchased Gas Adjustment". |
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What is shorthand of Purchased Gas Adjustment? The most common shorthand of "Purchased Gas Adjustment" is PGA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FGOR - Gas-Oil Ratio Adjustment Factor
- FPPAC - Fuel and Purchased Power Adjustment Clause
- GCA - Gas Cost Adjustment
- PGC - Purchased Gas Charge
- PPCA - Purchased Power Cost Adjustment
- PPAC - Purchased Power Adjustment Charge
- PPA - Purchased Power Adjustment
- CGA - Cost of Gas Adjustment
- CGAC - Cost of Gas Adjustment Clause
- GAF - Gas Adjustment Factor
- GAC - Gas Adjustment Clause
- LGAC - Levelized Gas Adjustment Clause
- PCCA - Purchased Capacity Cost Adjustment
- PGA - Purchased Gas Account
- PGAC - Purchased Gas Adjustment Clause
- PGF - Purchased Gas Factor
- PGCRF - Purchased Gas Cost Recovery Factor
- PPAC - purchased power adjustment clause
- PPAF - Purchased Power Adjustment Factor
- PWAC - Purchased Water Adjustment Clause