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New York Utilities Post Updated 12-Month Trailing Average Supply Rates

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Various New York utilities have posted their 12-month trailing average utility supply rates for the latest period (i.e. 12 months ended September 30, 2020) for each mass-market service class and for each mass-market customer grouping that receives different supply rates based on the company’s electric and/or gas tariffs.

As previously reported by EnergyChoiceMatters.com, as confirmed in the New York PSC's retail market reset rehearing order, one of the compliant products ESCOs may continue to offer mass market customers is a fixed rate commodity product that is priced at no more than 5% greater than the trailing 12-month average utility supply rate

The 12-month trailing average utility supply rates for various commodities and customer classes can be viewed at the links below:

Niagara Mohawk

• Electric

• Gas

KEDNY (Brooklyn Union)

KEDLI

NYSEG

RGE

National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation

• PSC Filing

• NFGD website with historic rates

Orange and Rockland Utilities

• PSC Filing - Electric

• PSC Filing - Gas

• O&R website with historic rates

Central Hudson Gas & Electric

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