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Con Edison tells state its rolling back supply charges as New Yorkers fear more sticker shock on utility bills

By Robert Pozarycki Posted on March 1, 2022
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The change in the calendar from February to March means that New Yorkers will soon receive their next energy bills — and likely dreading what the due amount will be.

Con Edison customers, in particular, experienced sticker shock last month with higher-than-anticipated heating and electricity charges. The increase caught the attention of Governor Kathy Hochul and the Public Service Commission, which contacted the electric and natural gas giant demanding not just an explanation, but also a review of their own billing practices. 

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Con Edison tells state its rolling back supply charges as New Yorkers fear more sticker shock on utility bills

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