Straight talk about electricity, natural gas, and green energy in New York City.
Your ConEd bill charges you per kilowatt-hour. Most people have no idea what that means. Here's what it actually is, with real NYC apartment examples and the math that makes switching matter.
Read the guide →New York deregulated its energy market in 1996. That means you can buy electricity from a supplier other than ConEd. Most NYC residents have never done this. Here's exactly how, step by step.
Read the guide →ConEd's standard supply rate is around $0.14 per kWh. We compared what's actually available to NYC residential customers right now, including green energy options.
See the comparison →You can switch gas suppliers in NYC just like electricity. The savings are smaller but real. Here's how deregulation works for gas, which utility serves your borough, and whether switching is worth it for your situation.
Read the guide →A lot of NYC residents want to use clean energy. Most assume it costs a lot more. Right now, in New York's deregulated market, that's not always true. Here's the honest breakdown.
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