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Electric Pricing

Tariffs on file with the Public Service Commission (PSC):

PSC No. 119 (formerly PSC No. 90) - Electric Rules and Regulations General pertaining to obtaining service, billing and collections for all customers.
PSC No. 120 (formerly PSC No. 115) - Electric rate information details pertaining to the rates and eligibility for each service classification
PSC No. 121 (formerly PSC No. 118) - Electric street lighting rates for Public Authorities

Rate Summaries

Electric Rates Summary

Statements on file with the Public Service Commission (PSC)

Underground Residential Distribution Contribution (URD) Statement
Tax Surcharge (TSP) Statements
Transition Charge (TCS) Statements
Purchase of ESCO Account Receivable (POR) Discount (DISC) Statements
Supply Charge (SC) Statements
Merchant Function Charge (MFC) Statements
Renewable Portfolio Standard Charge (RPS) Statement (These statements are no longer effective as of March 1, 2016. Previous statements have been left for historical purposes).
System Benefits Charge (SBC) Statement
Temporary State Assessment Surcharge (TSAS) Statement (These statements are no longer effective as of January 1, 2018. Previous statements have been left for historical purposes).
Revenue Decoupling Mechanism (RDM) Statements PSC 120
Revenue Decoupling Mechanism (RDM) Statements PSC 121
Reliability Support Services (RSS) Statements PSC No. 120
Reliability Support Services (RSS) Statements PSC No. 121
Residential Agricultural Discount (RAD) PSC No. 120
Clean Energy Standard (CES) Statements
Value of Distributed Energy Resources Value Stack Credits (VDER-CRED) Statement PSC No. 120
Value of Distributed Energy Resources Cost Recovery Statement (VDER-CD) Statement PSC No. 120
Value of Distribted Energy Resources Cost Recovery Statement (VDER-CD) Statement PSC No. 121
Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) Program Statement No. 2 PSC 120
Direct Load Control Program (DLC) Statement
Dynamic Load Management (DLM) Statements
Tax Credit Statement (TSS)

Addendums

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FAQs

If I have an ESCO provide my electricity supply, whom do I call if I have problems with electricity service?
If I have an ESCO provide my electricity supply, whom do I call if I have problems with electricity service?
You still call NYSEG. NYSEG will continue to safely and reliably deliver your electricity no matter which supplier you choose. For questions about electricity supply from your ESCO or about the ESCO portion of your electricity bill, contact your ESCO.
What if I change my mind about my electricity supplier pricing option?
What if I change my mind about my electricity supplier pricing option?
You can select either NYSEG or an ESCO as your suppler at any time. Please note, if you agree to purchase your electricity supply from an ESCO, you may incur a fee for ending your agreement early. Check with your ESCO prior to any switch.
What options do I have to purchase my electricity supply?
What options do I have to purchase my electricity supply?
You may purchase your electricity supply from NYSEG or an energy services company (ESCO). For the most up-to-date list of ESCOs, please visit our online list of suppliers: Electricity Suppliers
What is a supplier other than NYSEG, an energy services company or an ESCO?
What is a supplier other than NYSEG, an energy services company or an ESCO?
They are all the same thing: A supplier other than NYSEG is often called an energy services company or ESCO. An ESCO is an unregulated business that sells electricity supply directly to you. NYSEG continues to deliver the electricity to you. For the most up-to-date list of ESCOs, please visit our online list of suppliers: Electricity Suppliers
I would like to purchase my electricity supply at a fixed price. How do I do so?
I would like to purchase my electricity supply at a fixed price. How do I do so?
Effective January 1, 2010, NYSEG does not offer a fixed electricity supply price. Some ESCOs may have fixed supply offers. For the most up-to-date list of ESCOs, please visit our online list of suppliers Electricity Suppliers.