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Electric:
1,112,462 accounts migrated to non-utility suppliers as of August 2008.
- In Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. territory, 28% of
electric residential customers have switched to an ESCO.
- In Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation's service territory,
21% of residential electric customers are now being served by an
ESCO.
- 51% of New York's large commercial and industrial customers
have switched to an ESCO.
Gas:
667,075 accounts migrated to non-utility suppliers as of August 2008.
- In Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. territory, 40% of gas
residential customers have switched to an ESCO.
Green Power:
As of September 2007, more than 59,000 accounts statewide are purchasing renewable energy through voluntary "green power"
providers; the estimated "green" consumption through the voluntary market as of September 2007 was approximately 64,000 mWhs.
ESCO Pricing and Service Options May Include:
Fixed Pricing -some ESCOs offer a fixed price for natural
gas or electricity supply to provide you with protection from price
volatility. A fixed price may not guarantee savings on your
energy bill. Variable, Indexed, or Capped Pricing - You may see offers
for variable products, which are tied to the market price for energy
and may fluctuate depending on supply and demand. ESCOs may
also offer indexed or capped pricing mechanisms, tailored to your
individual needs. Other Value-Added Benefits - Ask about other value-added
services, including green power from renewable energy resources,
appliance repair and service contracts, and other benefits.
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