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Title: Total Energy Yardsticks In The New Houston Natural Gas Building
Author: W. E. Long
Source: 1967 Gulf Coast Measurement Short Course (Now called ASGMT)
Year Published: 1967
Abstract: Houston Natural Gas Corporation is an integrated gas utility company, serving 319,795 meters along the Gulf Coast of Texas. Its headquarters and 196,580 of its customers are located in metropolitan Houston. Two years after its birth in 1925, Houston Natural located its general offices in the then new Petroleum Building. Forty years later, on September 2 and 3, 1967, it moved to the magnificent new Houston Natural Gas Building at 1200 Travis Street in the heart of Houston. The Houston Natural Gas Building gets all its electric power and air conditioning from a gas-fired Total Energy Plant in its basement. The plant is owned and operated by Houston Natural (though built by Thermal Systems, Inc. , a wholly-owned subsidiary) which sell sits energy to the building owner. This energy must be measured for billing purposes and my associate , Mr. Willard Amann, is going to explain how that is done. But first, I want to discuss our central plant business.

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