If my rate has not increased, then why is my electric bill increasing?
The amount Freeport Electric is allowed to charge for your electricity is determined by a lengthy and complicated rate case that is presented to the New York State Department of Public Service (PSC) for approval. The electric rate is comprised of the basic service charge, demand charge, energy charge, and fuel cost adjustment charge. For a full detailed explanation, see When Bill Increases While Rate Remains the Same.

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1. What is electric deregulation?
2. What is the state of deregulation in New York?
3. Who monitors energy prices in this new market?
4. We hear a lot of discussion about deregulation not working in California and other western states. Why isn't it working?
5. What effect has deregulation had on Freeport Electric customers?
6. Has Freeport Electric raised its electric rates?
7. If my rate has not increased, then why is my electric bill increasing?