NaturalGasMatters - Oklahoma Natural Gas

November 2012
NaturalGasMatters
Delivering ideas and insights from your natural gas service provider.
The Role You Play in Natural Gas Safety
Oklahoma Natural Gas maintains a large system of underground pipelines that deliver clean, safe and
reliable natural gas to your home or business. We maintain our system through extensive inspections and
monitoring as outlined in our Pipeline Integrity Management program. All of us have a role to play in making
sure that our pipelines and those owned by other companies continue to operate safely. Use your eyes, ears
and nose to stay alert to potential dangers.
RECOGNIZING A NATURAL GAS LEAK
SIGHT: Do you see dirt or water blowing in the air or continuous bubbling from
standing water in the vicinity of a natural gas pipeline? This could be a natural
gas pipeline leak.
SOUND: Listen for a hissing or roaring sound. This can be an indication of a
natural gas pipeline leak.
SMELL: Additives are used to give natural gas a very distinct aroma. Be alert
for a pungent odor that might smell like sulfur or rotten eggs. This unique smell
may be the warning sign of a natural gas pipeline leak.
CALL: If you suspect you’ve discovered a natural gas pipeline leak, leave the
area and avoid doing anything that could create a spark. Warn others to stay
away, and immediately call 911 or Oklahoma Natural Gas at 1-800-458-4251.
For more information about natural gas pipeline safety, please see
www.oklahomanaturalgas.com, and click on the "Safety" tab.
www.oklahomana turalgas.com
Natural GasMatters
November 2012
Did You Get Your Rebate?
Time is running out for this year’s Oklahoma Natural Gas Energy-Efficiency Program.
And that means you need to act quickly to take advantage of our cash rebates.
We’ve teamed up with Mother Nature to encourage you to make the best
possible energy choices. There are cash rebates for getting your furnace
tuned up and for converting or upgrading to new, high-efficiency natural gas
water heaters and home heating systems.
But funds are limited and the rebates are paid on a first-come, first-served basis. For more
information, program details and application forms, go to www.oklahomanaturalgas.com/rebates.
Mother Nature thanks you…
Average Payment Plan
Available to residential and qualifying commercial customers, the
average payment plan is a great way to manage winter natural gas
bills by spreading the costs over a longer period of time. The bill is
based on a rolling 12-month average, so it will still vary somewhat
month to month. You may sign up for the average payment plan
online at www.oklahomanaturalgas.com.
iladas
Firehouse Beef Ench
Ingredients:
1 lb hamburger
1 pkg taco seasoning
ft taco size)
1 pkg flour tortillas (so
ter
1/2 cup wa
1 lb Velveeta cheese
1 can rotel
1 can refried beans
sauce
2 sm cans enchilada
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pe
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(ch
ion
on
1 sm
cheese
1 pkg grated cheddar
8 Servings
Directions:
ed onion in a skillet.
and 1/2 of the chopp
1. Brown hamburger
ter.
wa
taco seasoning and
2. Drain grease, add
xture thickens.
3. Simmer until the mi
el and heat until
lveeta cheese and rot
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ed
pp
cho
4. Combine
ce.
melted into cheese sau
Velveeta is completely
5. Heat refried beans.
the middle. Spoon
on refried beans over
6. Take tortilla and spo
sauce over meat.
beans. Spoon cheese
meat mixture over the
king pan. Repeat
place in a greased ba
7. Roll tortilla up and
mixtures exist.
at, bean and cheese
process as long as me
making sure to cover
s
tilla
tor
ce over rolled
8. Pour enchilada sau
top of the tortillas.
grated cheese over the
all of the tortilla. Place
es for 20 minutes.
9. Bake at 350 degre
ion (optional).
ing half of chopped on
ain
10. Garnish with rem
Serving:
Nutrition Facts Per
4g
Serving Size: 25
Calories: 539
Calories from fat: 261
Total fat: 29.0g (45%)
(81%)
Saturated fat: 16.1g
g
0.0
:
Trans Fat
%)
Cholesterol: 130mg (43
%)
(51
Sodium: 1234mg
.1g (16%)
Total carbohydrate: 34
%)
(16
g
4.1
r:
fibe
Dietary
g
4.9
rs:
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Protein: 40.9g
(%) Daily Value Based
on a 2000 calorie diet
Recipe provided by:
Together
at the Table®