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Posted on: September 9, 2023

Con Ed vs ESCO rates comparison for month of August

Con Ed rates continue to be lower than the ESCO Greenburgh residents have been enrolled in. You can opt out by contacting Sustainable Westchester or by e mailing me at pfeiner@greenburghny.com. Con Ed rates have been lower the entire year than the ESCO rates. In past years there have been months when the ESCO rates were lower.  Every resident is enrolled in the ESCO unless they opt out. Con Ed rates can go up or down each month. The ESCO rates are fixed (can't go up or down) till October, 2024. The ESCO purchases green energy which is good for the environment. Greenburgh is part of a group of over two dozen municipalities that participate in Sustainable Westchester's ESCO.

PAUL FEINER

Greenburgh Residential Electricity Supply Rate Comparison - August 2023

Westchester Power vs. Con Edison

 

 





 


 

Westchester Power Program Background

 

The Town of Greenburgh participates in a Community Energy Program known as Westchester Power. This electricity supply program is managed by the local nonprofit Sustainable Westchester on behalf of the 29 participating municipalities in Westchester County. The program empowers the county and its residents to actively work towards a vision for a healthy and sustainable future by supporting renewable energy. Residents benefit from the fixed price program model that provides cost control assurance on their electric supply charges.

 

Westchester Power Contract - August 2023 Rate Comparison

 

The Westchester Power program offers two supply options for 100% Renewable and Standard. These rates are fixed until 10/31/2024.

 

August 2023 Residential Rates

 

 

Average Con Edison Standard Rate

 

WP 100% Renewable Fixed Rate

 

WP Standard Supply

 

9.29¢/kWh

 

15.13¢/kWh

 

13.36¢/kWh

Below is an approximate electricity cost comparison for a hypothetical Greenburgh resident in August who consumed 500 kWh of electricity for the month

 

  • For a Greenburgh resident on the ConEd supply, that customer would have been charged roughly $46.45 electricity supply
  • For customers enrolled in Westchester Power under the 100% Renewable fixed rate, the charge would have been roughly $75.65
  • All Westchester Power Standard user’s charge would have been $66.80


 

Options for Greenburgh Residents

 

Residents who want to enroll, change their supply, or opt out can visit the Westchester Power web page and fill out the applicable online form on the Sustainable Westchester website at sustainablewestchester.org/wp/conedenergychoices/, email

westchesterpower@sustainablewestchester.org, or call Sustainable Westchester at (914) 242-4725 ext. 111 for live assistance.

 

  • Want to enroll?

    • Greenburgh residents who are not currently enrolled in the program (including those who have previously opted out of the Westchester Power electricity supply in the past) still have the ability to opt in and participate, as the current contract price is locked in until October 31, 2024.
  • Want to change supply options?

  • For residents already participating in the program at either the 100%

Renewable or Standard Supply fixed rates, you can change your supply option at any time. Whether you want to move into the 100% Renewable supply to maximize your clean energy impact, or switch to the Standard Supply for a better financial option, the choice is yours.

  • Want to opt out of Westchester Power altogether?

    • Residents participating in the program can opt out at any point they wish with no hassle, penalty, or fees.

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