Energy costs are down. A typical NYC large business customer can expect a 6% lower electricity bill for February, compared to January.* If gas heating is included in your bill, you can expect that portion of your bill to be about 10% lower this month.*
Your energy bill consists of three parts: supply costs, delivery charges, and taxes. Supply costs are passed on to you, with no markup, when we buy the energy that you use. Supply costs fluctuate and are affected by weather, demand, and energy market trends.
Energy costs are still more than they were a year ago. We’re taking steps to keep energy bills as low as possible, like locking in prices when energy is cheaper.
*This estimate is based on your business using about 10,800 kilowatt hours of electricity and 70,303 therms of natural gas for heating in February. Your bill impact will vary depending on your usage, billing cycle, and exact service classification.
Electric Supply Costs for NYC Large Business Customers
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Gas Heating Supply Costs |
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Supply prices are calculated for the first of every month. Learn more about your bill and rates at conEd.com/UnderstandYourRate. |
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6 Tips for Managing Your Energy Costs |
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Sign up for a Level Payment Plan. |
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Tune up your HVAC system. Even an energy efficient heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) system may perform poorly without regular maintenance. |
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Get cash incentives to upgrade to state-of-the-art, energy efficient equipment that can improve your building operations while saving energy and money. |
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Look for bonus incentives just for commercial and industrial customers. See what’s new for 2023. |
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Manage your business’s use online. Register for My Account and log in via conEd.com or our mobile app for an in-depth look at your hourly energy use. |
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Find lighting rebates. Get instant incentives. |
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If you’re having trouble managing costs, we’re here to help. |
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