New York Gas and Electric rates rise less than requested
The New York State Public Service Commission unanimously approved a three-year rate plan, reducing NYSEG's electric and gas rate request by nearly 50%.
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Oct 13, 2023, 10:49 AM
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Updated 198 days ago
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The New York State Public Service Commission unanimously approved a three-year rate plan, reducing NYSEG's electric and gas rate request by nearly 50%.
This decision will slash the initial request by almost $231 million. Officials have pledged to continue investigating billing complaints.
