Consolidated Edison

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 7/1/2020 for utility Consolidated Edison. Rates may have changed since this date. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.

New York originally deregulated its energy market in 1998, allowing consumers and businesses the right to choose their own gas and electric providers over the years that followed. Ultimately, this means residents have many more options for their energy supply. With so many energy providers to choose from as well as your local utility’s offering, it can be challenging to make a choice. However, if you shop smartly and buy at the right time, you can save a great deal on your energy costs. 

Deregulation doesn’t mean a lack of oversight, however. Energy customers in New York can still file complaints and report issues to the New York State Department of Public Service at 1-800-342-3355.

If you are new to deregulation or need a refresher, get started with a few of our best guides and some common questions.

• Switching to an ESCO
• Types of energy plans
• No-deposit and prepaid energy
• Lower your energy bill

In deregulated states like New York, consumers have the power to choose their own energy providers and find rates that work for their budget. In New York, this includes both electricity and natural gas suppliers. These companies, known as ESCOs in New York, generate or buy energy and sell it to consumers.

That doesn’t mean traditional utility companies in New York are out of the picture, though. A utility such as ConEd sells and delivers energy to consumers and maintains power lines. You can still buy your energy directly from your local utility if you prefer. This is also who you will call when you have a power outage, not your provider.

There are quite a few ESCOs to choose from within ConEd’s service area, such as Constellation, Public Power, and Verde Energy. Choose Energy works with top energy companies across the country to bring our customers the best selection of electricity rates and plans. On our free marketplace, you can easily compare all-inclusive rates and filter your search results by plan type or green energy options. To see what these providers and others are offering in your area, enter your ZIP code.

The Consolidated Edison electricity rate to compare, also called the price to compare, is the rate you will pay for energy with ConEd if you do not choose an ESCO. It’s listed in cents per kilowatt hour (kWh) and can be found on your bill. When you shop for electricity plans, use this rate to know if you can get cheaper energy from an ESCO or if it’s best to stay with your utility company.

If you live in the ConEd service area, contact the company to report power outages. Con Edison customers who don’t buy through an ESCO can also contact the company for billing or plan questions. If you signed up with an independent ESCO, you will need to contact that energy provider for questions about your plan or rate.

• For bill pay and management, log in to your ConEd account here.
• Report a power outage to ConEd on the company website.

Contact ConEd customer service through this form or at 1-800-752-6633.