Electricity prices in New York

What homes in New York pay for electricity, from EIA.

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Average price
28.4¢ a kWh
Up 11% on a year ago
Average bill
$167 a month
Up 12% on a year ago
Average use
587 kWh
A month. US 870 kWh
Price rank
6 of 51
1 is the most expensive

Over the 12 months to July 2026, New York homes paid 28.4¢ a kWh, against a US average of 18.0¢.

New York vs the US

New YorkUS
Average price, 12 months to July 202628.4¢18.0¢
Price in July 202629.9¢18.3¢
Average monthly bill, 12 months$167$156
Bill in July 2026$234$212
Average monthly use587 kWh870 kWh
Price change, past year+11%+6.6%
Price change since 2019+58%+38%

Electricity price

Average residential price a kilowatt-hour, by month.

Up to and including July 2026

Source: EIA Electric Power Monthly. Revenue over kilowatt-hours sold, including fixed charges.

Average monthly bill

What an average home pays a month. Bills peak in summer and winter.

Up to and including July 2026

Source: EIA Electric Power Monthly. EIA's own method for its average bill table.

Natural gas price

Average residential price a thousand cubic feet, by month. Summer prices are high because fixed charges are spread over little gas.

Up to and including July 2026

Source: EIA Natural Gas Monthly.

Utilities in New York

Past 12 months, utilities with 10,000 homes or more. These utilities serve 94% of homes in New York; smaller utilities serve the rest.

Con EdisonInvestor-owned38.2¢+6.0%$1472,942,969
National Grid (Niagara Mohawk)Investor-owned22.8¢+22%$1491,473,392
Long Island Power AuthorityState27.8¢+8.2%$2081,036,690
New York State Electric & GasInvestor-owned25.0¢+18%$182760,008
Rochester Gas & ElectricInvestor-owned23.7¢+14%$161339,507
Central Hudson Gas & ElectricInvestor-owned30.4¢+14%$211268,510
Orange & Rockland UtilitiesInvestor-owned28.1¢+15%$200199,194
Jamestown Board of Public UtilityMunicipal8.8¢+1.9%$7715,606

Open rate cases in New York

Increases a utility has asked for, as filed. The regulator usually approves less.

UtilityFiledAsked forDecision due
New York State Electric & Gaselectricity, 25-E-037530 Jun 2025$464 million, 18.4%–
Rochester Gas & Electricelectricity, 25-E-037930 Jun 2025$220 million, 19.8%–
New York State Electric & Gasgas, 25-G-037830 Jun 2025$93 million, 22.1%–
Rochester Gas & Electricgas, 25-G-038030 Jun 2025$73 million, 17.1%–

Rate cases decided in New York, past two years

Approved is the first year's increase, where the regulator states it.

UtilityDecidedAsked forApproved
Liberty Utilities (St. Lawrence Gas) Corp.gas, 24-G-066822 Jan 2026$2.2 million, 6.1%–
Consolidated Edisonelectricity, 25-E-007222 Jan 2026$1.61 billion, 11.4%–
Consolidated Edisongas, 25-G-007322 Jan 2026$440 million, 13.3%–
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation d/b/a National Gridelectricity, 24-E-032214 Aug 2025$510 million, 10.4%–
Central Hudson Gas & Electricelectricity, 24-E-046114 Aug 2025–$30 million
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp d/b/a National Gridgas, 24-G-032314 Aug 2025–$57 million
Central Hudson Gas & Electricgas, 24-G-046214 Aug 2025–$15 million

Heating fuels in New York: heating oil, propane.