FAQ'S

Frequently asked questions

Questions About Us

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No. City Power and Gas is an energy supplier, not a local utility. Your utility company remains responsible for delivering electricity or natural gas to your property, maintaining the local infrastructure, reading your meter, and responding to outages or service emergencies.

City Power and Gas offers electricity and natural gas supply plans in eligible New York service areas. Available plans and rates depend on your location, utility, and service type.

City Power and Gas supplies the electricity or natural gas you purchase. Your local utility delivers that energy through its distribution system and remains responsible for the physical delivery of service.

Questions About Enrollment

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If you do not have a current utility bill, you may still be able to begin enrollment using the account and service information available to you. The information required can depend on your location and the plan you select.

Having a past-due balance does not necessarily prevent you from choosing an energy supplier. Your local utility remains responsible for your existing utility account and delivery service, while supplier enrollment applies to the energy supply portion of your service.

No. Enrolling with City Power and Gas changes your energy supplier, not your local utility. Your existing utility continues to deliver electricity or natural gas to your property.

No. Choosing an energy supplier does not change the physical delivery of electricity or natural gas. Your local utility continues to maintain the delivery system and respond to service emergencies.

No. Your local utility continues to provide delivery service regardless of which eligible energy supplier you choose.

Review the terms of your enrollment, including any applicable cancellation or rescission rights and deadlines. If you decide not to proceed, contact City Power and Gas as soon as possible.

You generally do not need to arrange the physical switch yourself. After you enroll, the supplier-switching process is coordinated with your local utility. Before switching, however, review your current agreement for any cancellation or early termination provisions.

Compare the potential savings from a new plan with any early termination fee in your current agreement. Review the remaining contract term, current rate, new rate, and other plan conditions before deciding whether switching makes financial sense.

After enrollment, your supplier information is submitted for processing with your local utility. Your utility continues delivering electricity or natural gas, and your new supply service begins according to the applicable utility and billing schedule.

The effective date of your new energy supply can depend on your local utility and billing cycle. Your electricity or natural gas service continues throughout the supplier transition.

Billing arrangements can depend on your utility and service area. In many cases, your utility continues to provide the bill showing both supply and delivery charges. Review your enrollment terms for the billing arrangement that applies to your plan.

Questions About Our Rates
and Plans

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A fixed-rate plan generally keeps the supply rate unchanged for the agreed contract period. A variable-rate plan can change according to market conditions and the terms of the agreement.

Plan-specific rates, fees, and other charges are disclosed in the applicable plan documents and Terms of Service. Review the complete plan details before enrolling rather than comparing offers based only on the advertised supply rate.

Taxes and other applicable charges can vary by location, utility, and plan. Review the plan documents and your utility bill to understand the charges that apply to your account.

Available rates and plans depend on your location and service area. Enter your service information where available to view the plans and pricing options offered to your property.

If the 2% Cashback Reward is available on your selected plan, review the applicable program terms for eligibility, calculation, timing, and any limitations. Reward conditions can vary by plan.

Your plan documents explain whether your rate is fixed or variable and how rate changes are handled. For a variable-rate plan, review your supplier communications and utility bills to monitor changes to your supply rate.

Plan availability depends on your service location and the offers currently available to your account. If another City Power and Gas plan is available, review its rate, contract length, fees, and Terms of Service before making a change.

Troubleshooting Questions

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Try refreshing your browser, clearing your browser cache, or using a current version of another browser. If the issue continues, contact City Power and Gas customer service for assistance.

Contact City Power and Gas customer service with details about the issue, including your account information when applicable. For utility delivery or service issues, contact your local utility directly.

Plan availability can depend on your ZIP code, utility, service type, and current offers. If you cannot see a plan or complete enrollment online, contact City Power and Gas for assistance.

Contact City Power and Gas as soon as possible so the enrollment information can be reviewed and corrected if necessary.

Check your spam or junk folder first. If you still cannot find the confirmation, contact City Power and Gas customer service to verify your enrollment information.

Your local utility is responsible for electricity and natural gas delivery emergencies. If you experience an outage, gas leak, or other utility emergency, contact your local utility immediately.

Questions About the Energy
Market

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Energy deregulation allows eligible New York customers to choose an energy supplier for their electricity or natural gas supply. Your local utility continues to deliver the energy and maintain the distribution infrastructure.

ESCO stands for Energy Services Company. An ESCO can provide electricity or natural gas supply to eligible New York customers, while the local utility continues to deliver that energy to the property.

Yes. Eligible New York customers can choose an electricity supplier. Available suppliers, plans, and rates depend on your location and utility service area.

Eligible customers may also be able to choose a natural gas supplier. Availability depends on your local utility and service area.

An ESCO provides the energy supply, while your utility delivers that energy through the local distribution system. The utility remains responsible for infrastructure, meter services, outages, and other delivery-related issues.

Renewable energy comes from naturally replenishing sources such as solar, wind, hydroelectric, and geothermal resources. Renewable energy plans may be available depending on your location and the offers available in your market.