New York Energy Policy
Electricity Industry Restructuring In New York.
The electricity industry is being restructured by the PSC, changing from the familiar local monopoly electric company providing full “bundled” service to multi-provider environment in which some formerly bundled service elements, such as electric energy, are “unbundled” and also sold by competitive companies.
PULP opposed administrative restructuring of the industry by the PSC without comprehensive legislative action to address the issues of the obligation to serve, future resource planning, universal service, affordable energy prices, low income rates and customer protection.
For a detailed summary of PSC actions taken to restructure the New York electricity industry, see Electricity Deregulation in New York 1996 - 2002 - PULP - 11-2002
If you have questions about utility restructuring or deregulation in New York State, contact PULP.
New York City Energy Plan - 04-26-2007
State Energy Plan Updates - 03-2006
State Energy Planning Board - 2004 Annual Report and Activities Update - NYSERDA - 01-03-2006
Remember last year's big blackout? Get ready for another one - Toronto Gloge & Mail - 08-14-2004
Studies show command failures helped fuel blackout - Journal Register - 08-14-2004
Mayor's energy plans advance - The Auburn Citizen - 06-29-2004
Status of New York Electric Utility Rate Plan - 05-04-2004
What Really Caused the Blackout?, Power Engineers supporting Truth,
02-11-04
PSC Invites Additional Comments on Provider of Last Resort Responsibilities and Vision of Retail Utility Competition issued 01-27-2004 - 02-04-2004
Charts of Average Annual Residential Electric Bills, Average Annual Residential Electric Consumption, and Average Annual Utility Revenue per KWH sold - 1992-2000 - 02-02-2004
2 Power Plants are Given Approval - The Advance - 12-18-03
PSC Order Raising Commodity Electricity Rates In NY City and Lowering Rates in Westchester County - 11-25-2003
PSC Allows Con Ed To Avoid Market Purchases by Reintegrating Gas Purchasing for Gas, Steam, and Electricity Departments - 10-17-2003
NY Staff Supports Merger of Con Edison’s Gas Procurement - Gas
Week East - 11-03-2003
Approved, Withdrawn, and Pending New Power Plant Projects - 10-2003
Paperwork Snag Threatens To Unplug Power Plan - Times Union - 09-09-2003
Typical Residential Bills Including State GRT - July 1994 - Jan. 2003- 09-05-2003
By Company
Consolidated Edison
Orange & Rockland Utilities
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.
New York State Electric & Gas
Rochester Gas & Electric
Appellate Division Upholds Individual Business Rates - 07-17-2003
Charts Showing Investment by New York Electric Utilities in Transmission Plant and Distribution Plant 1991 - 2001 - 07-03-2003
Managing Default Service To Provide Consumer Benefits In Restructured States: Avoiding Short-Term Price Volatility - Barbara R. Alexander - 06-30-2003
New York Throws A Curve: ISO’s New ICAP Scheme Seens As Subsidy for the Gen. Sector - 05-15-2003
Testimony of Gerald A. Norlander on Draft Energy Bill to House Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality - 03-14-2003
NASUCA’s Comments on Proposed Policy for Efficient Operation and Expansion of Transmission Grid
NASUCA’s Market Power Resolution
NASUCA’s Reliability Resolution
New York State Energy Plan and Final Environmental Impact Statement - New York State Energy Planning Board - 1998
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