I just got hit with a $331 January bill for my studio apartment, more than triple what I normally pay, so I stumbled on this thread. Did you ever find a solution?? I emailed with ConEd and talked with them on the phone, and all they told me was that this is normal and rates just fluctuate sometimes. But I've asked around and no one else I know is paying anywhere close to $331 this month.
Also in the queens and its the same thing for me. its insane on how high my bill is this month. in all the years i lived in my place, never got a bill as high as i have it now
ConEd doesn't profit from supply charges. They buy at market price and sell it at cost. They only really benefit from their delivery charge, so it doesn't appear as if they're are a monopoly since it gives customer the option to choose an alternative energy supplier (ESCO). Super scammers btw, you're better off not signing up for one unless you negotiate really well and do some research. This means it doesn't matter which borough you live in btw.
Bill was approx $401 for December-Jan. Nearly died reading the bill. Granted, we have several appliances and central air running the heat, costs were around 200-300 for AC in summer. Significant jump this winter. $400 is crazy. Anyone else?
Thought it was just me. I’m in Manhattan and received my bill today with a noticeable increase from past months. Is it possible it applies to other boroughs as well?
That's probably the total cost, including delivery and fees. It doesn't sound unreasonable. The number OP is quoting is just the supply charge. There are also delivery charges and taxes. See here:
From Queens and just saw the same thing... Went from ~6 cents to ~14 cents and I am not having it. Bill nearly tripled
Just FYI - ConEd actually has really good phone support. I would call them. The are surprisingly patient and courteous.
Thats a union phone rep who gets paid over 60 grand a year lol, thats why
I'm curious to know what you would say to customer service.
Double this. I usually get somebody who is working from their living room and very chill. I have to call frequently for my job.
Really?
looking at their twitter page, it appears they do not have good phone support
I just got hit with a $331 January bill for my studio apartment, more than triple what I normally pay, so I stumbled on this thread. Did you ever find a solution?? I emailed with ConEd and talked with them on the phone, and all they told me was that this is normal and rates just fluctuate sometimes. But I've asked around and no one else I know is paying anywhere close to $331 this month.
i got a $1200 bill.
Hey I recently got slapped with a $400 bill for dec-Jan. These prices are insane!
Also in the queens and its the same thing for me. its insane on how high my bill is this month. in all the years i lived in my place, never got a bill as high as i have it now
All Energy costs are generally going up. East coast will feel it this season.
Manhattan here & same here. Supply cost:
ConEd doesn't profit from supply charges. They buy at market price and sell it at cost. They only really benefit from their delivery charge, so it doesn't appear as if they're are a monopoly since it gives customer the option to choose an alternative energy supplier (ESCO). Super scammers btw, you're better off not signing up for one unless you negotiate really well and do some research. This means it doesn't matter which borough you live in btw.
Bill was approx $401 for December-Jan. Nearly died reading the bill. Granted, we have several appliances and central air running the heat, costs were around 200-300 for AC in summer. Significant jump this winter. $400 is crazy. Anyone else?
Us too!! What is going on?
New Green Deal!
Same.
Thought it was just me. I’m in Manhattan and received my bill today with a noticeable increase from past months. Is it possible it applies to other boroughs as well?
supply cost or including delivery?
for me i noticed both the supply and delivery doubled
I've been paying between 9 and 13.5c for supply for years depending on the time of the year.
Wtf I pay .33 per kWh… but that’s sub metered from my building and slapped onto my rent automatically….
That's probably the total cost, including delivery and fees. It doesn't sound unreasonable. The number OP is quoting is just the supply charge. There are also delivery charges and taxes. See here:
Zone J is up to 21c today, Jan 31st >>
mine tripled from $100-$200 to $600 and we I live in like a 100 sq ft apt. I'm never even home so what is it even from??
Thanks Biden!