Legislators call out failures in Con Edison, NYSEG customer outreach
Legislators on the Energy, Environment and Climate Committee grilled utility representatives Con Edison and NYSEG Thursday amid an effort to lower surging heating bills.
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Feb 18, 2022, 1:32 AM
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4ds agoLegislators on the Energy, Environment and Climate
Committee grilled utility representatives Con Edison and NYSEG Thursday amid an
effort to lower surging heating bills.
They called out their failures in customer outreach
in anticipation of a natural gas price spike. Legislators say utility companies
need to do more to help their customers.
The utility representatives say they will commit to allowing customers to
spread out the payments over several months for their unexpectedly large bills.
