The Public Service commission approved a rate hike for both gas and electric customers for the next three years.

New Yorkers are getting zapped, again. Con Ed will hike electric bills by 10.4% and inflate gas bill 15.8% – costing the average Big Apple resident an eye-watering $600 more per year by 2028. The ...

The state Public Service Commission on Thursday approved increases for Con Ed customers in New York, amounting to increases ...

State utility regulators have approved a 10.4% hike on Con Edison electric and gas bills in New York over the next three ...

Following months of community pushback, Con Edison and the New York Public Service Commission agreed upon its rate plan for 2026 through 2028 during a meeting in Albany on Thursday.

The AARP says the state's investor-owned utilities spent nearly $32M on lawyers and consultants arguing for increases in gas ...

Brooklyn homeowners can keep their electrical bills low even as Con Edison rates soar by installing solar panels.

Looking at your bill can be a bit overwhelming, but there are a few key things to spot. You’ll typically see a breakdown ...

Despite a ready supply of natural gas, heating bills across New York are expected to increase 8% on average this winter as utilities collect on rate hikes approved by the state this year. The state ...

Con Edison doesn’t just keep New York City plugged in; a new study indicates it generates a significant positive economic impact in the form of jobs, contracts, and tax revenues for the city. The ...