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I experienced the exact opposite with PSE&G in NJ. I had both a residence and an office in the same municipality. I was paying a higher rate per kWh at the offi

by maratd 12y ago

I experienced the exact opposite with PSE&G in NJ. I had both a residence and an office in the same municipality. I was paying a higher rate per kWh at the office. Almost twice as much. When I asked them about it, they said it was because I was at an address marked as a business. I think this depends heavily on state-level regulation of the utility and market conditions for your segment.

mikeyouse 12y ago
To be fair, you're talking about a third distinction in the eyes of utilities. They typical tier pricing by residential, commercial and industrial. It's not uncommon for commercial power to be more expensive than residential, but it's extremely uncommon for industrial power to cost more.