NYSEG electricity: 18.32¢/kWh and climbing 10.0% a year
NYSEG customers in New York pay about 18.32¢ per kilowatt-hour for residential electricity (EIA Form 861, 2024) — and that rate has been rising around 10.0% a year. Compounding does the rest: if the recent pace simply continues, today's rate is on track to reach roughly 47.4¢/kWh within a decade.
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