Sentences with phrase «average residential customer»

In Plattsburgh, for example, monthly bills for average residential customers increased nearly $ 10 in January because of the two cryptocurrency companies operating there.

According to the commission, cryptocurrency mining operations can use «thousands of times» more than an average residential customer, and in some cases account for 33 percent of municipal utilities» total demand, without commensurate local economic benefits.

It would cost the average residential customer about $ 20 a year — and commercial accounts hundreds or thousands of dollars — and was likely to be bitterly unpopular with residents.

The PSC offered a truly staggering look at the electricity demand that cryptocurrency has created in the region, saying that in some communities cryptocurrency mining requires «thousands of times more electricity than an average residential customer would use» (emphasis PSC).

Pataki's deregulation of utilities has made millions for the players in the New York's power markets, at the expense of the average residential customer and small business owner.

National Grid and state regulators have agreed on a three - year deal that would increase the average residential customer's monthly bill by about 11 percent over three years.

While he has said the typical annual charge would be $ 73 a year, water authority officials say the average residential customer uses about 126,000 gallons a year which would mean an annual surcharge of $ 126.

LIPA's net $ 45 million cost would amount to around $ 2 a month for the average residential customer.

The initial increase for an average residential customer of 3.8 percent in 2016 and 3.9 percent for the following two years would have seemed somewhat modest if not for the already huge cost.

LaRoche says the average residential customer uses about 1,000 therms of natural gas per year, which results in about five tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

Cryptocurrency mining operations are using thousands of times more electricity than an average residential customer, potentially driving up rates for everyone.

The utilities» compliance with the REPS is expected to save ratepayers $ 651 million by 2029, and in 2014, the average residential customer saved over $ 8 due to REPS — a number that factors in the less than $ 1 / average monthly REPS compliance fee on customers» electric bills.

In 2014, the average residential customer saved over $ 8 due to the REPS.

Utilities would not be able to charge the average residential customer more than $ 2 per month to recover costs.

«Some say the rate - based infrastructure buildout will be too expensive for utility customers, but PG&E's estimate for 25,000 level two charging stations and 100 DC fast chargers was only $ 0.70 per month to the average residential customer,» Hauser said.

The average residential customer would get a 7.86 % bill reduction, amounting to $ 98.38 per year.

The Clean Energy Standard will cost less than $ 2 a month to the average residential customer's bill.

More than 17,500 customers have enrolled in the program since it was launched in June, and the average residential customer pays less than $ 5 a month to participate.