We've written quite a bit about the benefits of using thermal flow meters to sub-meter natural gas in large facilities. So much so, that we've decided to create one post that can be your go-to resource for finding information on the topic. Here you'll find links to easily digestible content like infographics and SlideShare presentations, as well as technical articles and a white paper. The Secret to Slashing Your Facility's Natural Gas Bills [Infographic] This infographic will provide you with the nuts and bolts, the main benefits and advantages of using thermal flow meters for natural gas sub-metering. Did we mention it can save you up to $25,000 annually on your natural gas bill? Conserve Energy & Save On Your Natural Gas Bill with Sub-Metering [SlideShare Presentation] Similar to the infographic, this SlideShare Presentation presents information on confirming the accuracy of natural gas bills using precision thermal flow meters to sub-meter natural gas in an easily digestible manner. Challenges with Sub-Metering Natural Gas Part 1 and Part 2 [Blog Posts] There are many challenges facilities face when sub-metering natural gas, such as changing composition and deliver pressure. Sierra’s Scott Rouse, our resident sub-metering expert, explores these challenges and how you can overcome them in this two-part blog series. Advantages of Flexible Flow Measurement in Sub-Metering of Natural Gas [Article] Originally published in Gases & Instrumentation Magazine, Scott Rouse takes an in-depth look at the technology and science behind how thermal flow meters can more accurately sub-meter natural gas. Sub-Metering of Natural Gas [Free White Paper] Delve into the technical details of how thermal flow measurement delivers highly accurate sub-metering. Learn the background on natural gas distribution and allocation, the challenges of changing gas compositions and delivery pressure, pros and cons of current meter choices, and innovative and economical new solutions. Do you have questions about natural gas sub-metering or natural gas submeters? Ask us in the comments below!