ConEd commercial account "Customer Charge" $30
> @ashwinkone205
> Coned said I must be making money from this property they are allowed by law to charge me more…
I doubt Con Ed told you that.

yudashasom
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Guest User | 4 years and 5 months ago
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I have a 3 family, with a separate ConEd account for lighting the common hallways. Somehow they got wind this “commercial usage” and are charging $30 off the gate, “Customer Charge”. This is before any actual usage, which is minimal – 3 CFL light bulbs. I complained and they said there are laws / regulations which supposedly set limits and the limit is higher for commercial users.
Q: Has anyone seen these regulations? Internet search found me nothing.
Q: How much is your landlord account “Customer Charge”? Any ESCO who may charge less of “fixed cost” even if their “per kwh” price is higher than ConEd?
Many thanks!

yudashasom | 4 years and 5 months ago
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Yes there is a service fee.

mozeeatupu | 4 years and 5 months ago
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I don’t understand how electricity to a building is like 4 times the cost of electricity to apartments in that same building.
Why are there additional costs and fees to electricity in a wire in the hallway than the wire 5 feet over inside the apartments?

Guest User | 4 years and 5 months ago
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I live there, my personal “residential” account is $16 “basic charge” before any actual kilo-watt usage. But the “commercial” account for the hallways is $30 “basic charge”. Coned said I must be making money from this property they are allowed by law to charge me more… But I have not seen the law. And curious if other ESCO have lower “basic charge” on “commercial” accounts.

GreenThinker | 4 years and 5 months ago
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Just another way for them to make money. The laws & regulations are there on the coned website, in the electric service guide, and they also have a guide with all the service costs and fees. They require this pl&p meter when ever you do any service work. I know of two people that changed their service meter boxes, the electrician didn’t install the extra meter because it was just 2 light bulbs that were public, ConEd won’t pass the inspection now, and the work permit just remains open with this notation.