🇺🇸United States • Electricity Rates & Tariffs (2026)
New York (ConEd & NYISO) Electricity Cost & kWh Calculator
The average residential electricity rate in New York (ConEd & NYISO) is approximately $0.245 per kWh (approx. $0.245 USD/kWh). Calculate your monthly power bills, explore grid generation mix, and evaluate peak Time-of-Use tariffs.
New York (ConEd & NYISO) Utility Bill Estimator
USD ($)kWh/month
USD/kWh
Estimated Monthly Bill
$147.00
For 600 kWh/monthEstimated Annual Electricity Bill
$1764.00
7,200 kWh annual totalDaily Average Power Cost
$4.90 /day
20.0 kWh/dayNew York (ConEd & NYISO) Electrical Grid Generation Mix
29% Renewable ShareNatural Gas46% of Grid
Hydroelectric (Niagara)23% of Grid
Nuclear22% of Grid
Wind & Solar9% of Grid
Grid Architecture: New York operates under NYISO with significant upstate zero-emission hydro and nuclear generation contrasted with downstate NYC grid congestion.
Billing & Tariffs: Supply charges split from delivery charges, with seasonal summer surcharges and system benefit levies.
Major Utilities: Consolidated Edison (ConEd), National Grid NY, PSEG Long Island, NYSEG.
Compare Electricity Rates Across Other Countries & States
🇺🇸United States$0.162🇺🇸United States$0.380🇺🇸United States$0.145🇺🇸United States$0.154🇺🇸United States$0.245🇩🇪Germany€0.395🇬🇧United Kingdom£0.245🇦🇺AustraliaA$0.330🇮🇳India₹7.800🇵🇰Pakistan₨48.000🇯🇵Japan¥32.500🇨🇳China¥0.580🇨🇦CanadaCA$0.145🇫🇷France€0.251🇮🇹Italy€0.310🇪🇸Spain€0.220🇧🇷BrazilR$0.880🇲🇽MexicoMex$2.100🇿🇦South AfricaR2.850🇳🇱Netherlands€0.330🇦🇪United Arab EmiratesAED0.300🇸🇬SingaporeS$0.325🇳🇿New ZealandNZ$0.340
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Frequently Asked Questions: New York (ConEd & NYISO) Electricity Tariffs
Why are ConEd electric rates in NYC higher than upstate NY?
Con Edison operates one of the world's largest underground distribution networks, requiring intensive maintenance, real estate taxes, and capacity reliability charges.
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Founder & Lead Renewable Energy Specialist
Abdul Rehman is a Renewable Energy Consultant and Solar Systems Specialist. He built kwtokwh.com to provide transparent, accessible calculation tools that help homeowners, electricians, and facility engineers accurately convert electrical power (kW) into billed energy consumption (kWh) calibrated against NIST and IEC metrology standards.
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