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Electric Bill Estimator
Get an itemized breakdown of your ConEd, PSEG Long Island, or Orange & Rockland monthly bill — and discover how much cash you could earn with Meltek.
Find this on your ConEdbill under "Amount Due"
- Monthly customer charge
- $22.03
- First 250 kWh rate
- ~$0.333/kWh
- Above 250 kWh rate
- ~$0.333/kWh
- Effective all-in rate
- ~$0.36/kWh
Rates include delivery + default supply + taxes/surcharges. Source: ConEd residential bills, 2023–2026. Electric rates change periodically — check Con Edison's website for the latest.
How to read your ConEd electric bill
A flat fee you pay every month regardless of usage. ConEd charges $16.33/month for most residential customers (SC1).
Covers the cost of maintaining the power lines and infrastructure that bring electricity to your home. ConEd's delivery rate increases above 250 kWh/month — this is called a tiered rate structure.
The cost of the electricity itself, purchased from generators. If you use ConEd's default supply, this is variable month-to-month. You can choose a third-party supplier (ESCO) to fix this rate.
NYC customers pay NYC sales tax (4.5%), NYS sales tax (4%), and several utility benefit surcharges — together adding roughly 18–20% to your pre-tax bill.
Through Meltek, you earn cash payments on top of your bill for participating in peak demand events. These are separate from bill credits.
Average monthly electric bills in our service area
| Utility | Typical usage | Avg monthly bill | Avg all-in rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Con Edison (NYC) | 300–500 kWh | $80–$130 | ~$0.22/kWh |
| PSEG Long Island | 500–800 kWh | $100–$160 | ~$0.18/kWh |
| Orange & Rockland | 400–700 kWh | $90–$150 | ~$0.20/kWh |
Source: EIA Form 861, utility annual DSIP filings, and 2024–2025 residential tariff schedules. Actual bills depend on usage, rate riders, and supply options.