Your electric delivery bill went up about 4 dollars a month in 2026 for a typical apartment using 280 kWh, with smaller increases already locked in for 2027 and 2028.
Con Edison gas rate case, 2026-2028 plan
Approved Base rate case, natural gas, docket 25-G-0073 before the New York Public Service Commission.
As published, for a home using 100 therms a month.
What happens next
The new rate took effect January 1, 2026 and is already on your bill. How rate cases work.
What it means for your bill
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Con Edison had asked for about 440 million dollars more in annual gas delivery revenue, which would have added roughly 46 dollars a month to a typical heating customer's bill. The January 2026 joint proposal with the Public Service Commission cut that down to a 4.4 percent gas rate increase for 2026, part of a three year plan running through 2028.
What it means for your bill: A typical gas heating customer using 100 therms a month pays about 10.67 dollars more starting in 2026 under the approved plan, far less than Con Edison originally asked for.
- Status
- Approved
- Utility
- Consolidated Edison
- Commission
- New York Public Service Commission
- Docket
- 25-G-0073
- Filed
- January 31, 2025
- Requested
- 18.8% residential, $440 million a year
- Approved
- 4.4% residential
- Typical bill change
- +$10.67 a month at 100 therms
- Decided
- January 22, 2026
- On bills from
- January 1, 2026
- Last checked
- August 29, 2026
Common questions
How much will my Consolidated Edison bill go up?
Adds about $11 a month on a typical bill. As published, for a home using 100 therms a month.
When would the new rates start?
They already did, on January 1, 2026.
When is the hearing?
No hearing date is on record for this case.
How do I comment?
The comment period closed once this case was decided; its result is above.
Sources
- Current Outlook and Yearly Impacts to Energy Costs, Con Edison, 2026-01-22
- Pending and Recent Gas Rate Cases, NY Department of Public Service, 2026-08-01
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The baseline usage here is 83 therms a month for a typical NYSEG heating customer, not kWh.
NYSEG customers are paying a small temporary increase while regulators decide on a much larger rate request; the final number could still change substantially.
RG&E customers are on temporary rates while the commission reviews a much larger permanent increase request.
The 83-therm baseline here is monthly usage for a typical RG&E heating customer.