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National Grid Gets Approval for Rate Hike that Will Add Hundreds to Consumer Bills

The rate increase funds $5.3 billion in infrastructure upgrades and adds about $600 annually to the average household bill, with expanded low-income assistance included.

  • Through a unanimous vote Thursday, the New York State Public Service Commission approved a three-year electric and gas rate plan for National Grid’s Upstate New York territory, with bills increasing by about $14 next month.
  • Amid rising infrastructure costs, National Grid proposed funding to maintain safe, reliable service, with investments aligning with the new three-year rate plan.
  • Residential electricity customers will see increases of $14.32 in year one, while natural gas customers face $7.66, with rates rising in subsequent years as approved this morning.
  • Upstate New York customers will see their bills increase, Stella said, as the Public Service Commission approves a rate plan that includes ongoing annual hikes.
  • Looking ahead, within three years, Upstate New York households face about $171.84 for electricity and $91.92 for gas increases as delivery charges rise about 31% and 40%.
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Utica Phoenix broke the news in on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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