Overview
A rate case is the formal process used to determine the amounts to charge customers for electricity, natural gas, private water and steam service provided by regulated utilities. Rate cases are a primary instrument of government regulation of these industries. Below you'll find active cases which are pending, and past cases, which continue to have documentation added after the case is decided. Read more about the Major Rate Case Process Overview.
Pending Electric Rate Cases
- Con Edison - Case 25-E-0072
- New York State Electric & Gas Corporation - Case 25-E-0375
- Rochester Gas & Electric - Case 25-E-0379
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Pending Cases
No Current Rate Case Pending.
Past Cases
Consolidated Edison
Pending Cases
Case 25-E-0072 - Proceeding on Motion of the Commission as to the Rates, Charges, Rules and Regulations of Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. for Electric Service.
Overview
Con Edison is requesting an increase in annual electric delivery revenues of approximately $1,612 million (an 18.0 percent increase in base delivery revenues, or an 11.4 percent increase in total revenues). The requested increase in delivery revenues results in an average residential monthly delivery bill increase of $26.60 (a 19.1 percent increase on the delivery bill, or a 13.4 percent increase on the total bill) for a 600 kilowatt-hour/month customer.
The primary drivers of the requested electric increase are local property taxes (which account for an overall electric bill increase of 3.1 percent), new infrastructure investment (2.6 percent) and operating expenses (2.6 percent). Con Edison purports that its filing will help accommodate demand growth, especially with clean energy options and substation investments, while maintaining reliability with investments in feeder replacements. The Company is also enhancing its system resiliency for more frequent and severe storms, as well as warmer temperatures.
In addition, the Company’s filing purportedly includes a focus on improving customer outreach and accessibility, enhancing customer support and the customer experience, and promoting energy efficient programs. The Company plans to expand outreach efforts to enroll eligible customers in the Energy Affordability Program.
Related Documents
- Con Edison Electric Rate Case Filing Memo
- DPS staff broadcast memo on Con Edison rate case (February 11, 2025)
- ConEd Filing Letter
Past Cases
Long Island Power Authority
Pending Cases
15-00262 - In the Matter of a Three-Year Rate Proposal for Electric Rates and Charges Submitted by the Long Island Power Authority and Service Provider, PSEG Long Island LLC.
Related Documents
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation d/b/a National Grid
Pending Cases
No Current Rate Case Pending.
Past Cases
New York State Electric & Gas
Pending Cases
Case 25-E-0375 - Proceeding on Motion of the Commission as to the Rates, Charges, Rules and Regulations of New York State Electric & Gas Corporation for Electric Service.
Overview
New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG) is requesting an increase in annual electric revenues of approximately $464.4 million (35.0 percent increase to delivery revenues or 18.4 percent increase to total revenues) for the rate year ending April 30, 2027. NYSEG estimates that the requested increase in delivery revenues will result in a monthly bill increase of $33.12 (23.7 percent increase to total bill) for a typical residential customer using 600 kilowatt-hours (kWh).
Related Documents
- NYSEG Electric Rate Case Filing Memo
- DPS staff broadcast memo summarizing NYSEG rate case
- NYSEG Filing Letter
Past Cases
Orange & Rockland
Pending Cases
No Current Rate Case Pending.
Past Cases
Pennsylvania Electric Co.
Rochester Gas & Electric
Pending Cases
Case 25-E-0379 - Proceeding on Motion of the Commission as to the Rates, Charges, Rules and Regulations of Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation for Electric Service.
Overview
Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation (RG&E) is requesting an increase in annual electric revenues of approximately $220.2 million (36.0 percent increase to delivery revenues or 19.8 percent increase to total revenues) for the rate year ending April 30, 2027. RG&E estimates that the requested increase in delivery revenues will result in a monthly bill increase of $33.01 (26.0 percent increase to total bill) for a typical residential customer using 600 kilowatt-hours (kWh).
Related Documents
- RG&E Electric Rate Case Filing Memo
- DPS staff broadcast memo summarizing RG&E rate case
- RG&E Filing Letter