West Texas Gas Utility (WTG Energy)

Service information

The City of Claude identifies West Texas Gas as a local natural-gas provider. WTG offers residential gas service, and Texas Railroad Commission records list Claude and Claude Rural No. 2 distribution systems. The rural system is a local network lead, not countywide household availability; confirm a nearby main and eligibility at the exact address. The current RRC tariff includes incorporated Eden and Paint Rock in West Texas Gas Utility’s South gas-cost zone; Eden’s official new-resident information identifies WTG as the local gas provider. These are town-level, address-dependent network anchors, not countywide coverage. The Railroad Commission’s April 15, 2026 distribution inventory lists WTG-operated Follett/Darrouzett (39.077 miles), Higgins (8.12 miles), and Lipscomb County Rural Systems (8.489 miles). These are separate, partial networks; verify a connected main at each address. The RRC tariff includes unincorporated areas or environs of Jeff Davis County and a residential schedule for areas served by WTGU. This is a partial, address-dependent network lead; confirm a WTG main is available at the exact address. The current RRC tariff includes incorporated Lubbock and unincorporated areas/environs of Lubbock County, and regulator data documents residential accounts in Lubbock. This is an address-dependent local network; confirm a connected WTG main. WTG took over Brady’s residential gas distribution system in October 2025; the City and WTG report nearly 2,000 customers, including 1,603 residential, in the city network. Coverage is limited to connected Brady mains, not the whole county. RRC records support WTG residential network service in Menard and a tariff area for unincorporated areas or environs of Menard County. The 168 residential-account figure is historical (2019); verify a connected main at the exact address. The RRC 2022 consumer table records 332 residential customers in Cactus for WTG; its current distribution report also lists a 3.985-mile Moore No. 2 system but does not identify its endpoints. Treat Cactus as the documented residential anchor and the separate system as an unlocated lead; confirm the exact main and address. The Railroad Commission’s April 2026 inventory lists WTG’s separate 54.08-mile Ochiltree County rural distribution system. WTG’s residential tariff includes an environs rate and its current site explains how to start household gas service. This is a partial rural network, not countywide or City of Perryton service; confirm that a WTG main reaches the exact address. WTG’s current tariff and regulator consumer records support residential service on its incorporated Farwell network. This is connected-main service in Farwell, not a countywide rural route; confirm the exact address. Current tariff and regulator records identify Sonora in WTG Utility’s service area, and WTG offers residential gas service. This supports the incorporated Sonora connected-main network only; it does not establish rural Sutton County coverage. Confirm a nearby main and eligibility at the exact address. RRC consumer data lists 107 historical residential WTGU accounts in Christoval; WTG’s filing documents Christoval & Environs work, and its current tariff includes unincorporated areas or environs of Tom Green County. Treat this as a partial Christoval-area network only; verify a connected main and address eligibility. Current RRC tariff materials include residential service in served Uvalde-area environs, and WTG’s system tariff identifies Uvalde among its rural systems. This is a partial network only; confirm a connected main and eligibility at the exact address. RRC records document residential WTG customers in Kermit, and WTG’s filing describes a mainline project serving domestic/residential customers. This supports the Kermit connected network only, not countywide coverage; confirm the exact address. WTG’s current tariff includes La Vernia and Wilson County environs, and the City of La Vernia lists West Texas Gas as its gas provider. This is an address-dependent local network, not proof every rural property is connected. RRC infrastructure and residential-customer records support a West Texas Gas network in La Pryor. This is a local connected-main system only, not countywide service; confirm the exact address. Current WTG tariff and utility records support residential gas networks in Wheeler and Shamrock. These are local connected-main areas, not countywide coverage; confirm the exact address.

Recorded service areas

Coverage notes reflect published information and do not guarantee availability at every address. Confirm current service and eligibility directly with the utility.