Electric Standby Tariff

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The proposals in Con Edison’s recent rate case come as good news for New York City, with many improvements already enacted and even more on the way. By working alongside REBNY and many other organizations, Con Edison has succeeded in updating its regulations to more accurately reflect the needs of New Yorkers throughout the state, and create the best system our state has seen in over a decade.

Rate cases are the processes that utilities use to set rates charged to customers and adjust policies, and are presented to the New York Public Service Commission (NYPSC), which regulate utilities throughout the state. This process allows both the government and many advocacy groups to utilize more feasible, sustainable, and customer-friendly electricity. …show more content…

First and foremost, the standby tariff itself is a special rate charged to commercial and industrial customers who produce some or all of their own electricity, but remain connected to the grid. There are many reasons a customer may choose to do this, such as emergencies or the building not being self-sustaining. Unfortunately, the costs and complex regulations associated with this tariff has proven to be a roadblock to the widespread deployment of distributed generation, and in some cases, the tariff alone can be more expensive than being entirely reliant on the grid in the first …show more content…

to 7:00 p.m. in the Mendik Education Center. This free seminar for REBNY members only will have a panel of notable real estate experts examine and present current trends in real estate to enhance the professional knowledge of each attending agent. Registration is required, and more information can be found on rebny.com or by contacting Yesenia Dhanraj at YDhanraj@rebny.com.

REBNY’s next Breakfast Club seminar will be on November 22nd from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. These seminars are open and free for REBNY’s residential members. Contact REBNYResidentialEvents@rebny.com for details.

Due to popular demand, Sustainability Boot Camp – sponsored by CodeGreen Solutions, Con Edison Solutions, National Grid, NORESCO, and Zones – will continue this Fall with BOMA’s International Energy Efficiency Program: BEEP® Version 2.0! Taught by NORESCO, the eight-hour course will be offered at a discounted cost of $45 per person. Commercial building staff can register for courses online at www.rebny.com. The energy efficiency and sustainability training pilot program led by the Mayor’s Office of Sustainability, in collaboration with REBNY, Building Owners and Managers Association of New York (BOMA NY), and Urban Green Council, complements citywide sustainability initiatives including Mayor de Blasio’s OneNYC goal of 80 by 50, a blueprint to reduce citywide greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent by

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