Supply prices tend to be highest during winter and summer seasons when energy demands are greatest. Energy market pricing continuously varies and is influenced by seasonal, regional, domestic and international factors. Central Hudson does not mark up or profit from these supply costs. Supply costs are collected by Central Hudson and used to purchase your electricity and/or natural gas from power plant operators and natural gas supply providers.
Compare your most recent months with the same period from the previous year.Įnergy market supply prices are variable. Tip: Review your usage history graph here or on your billing statement to gage your seasonal usage habits. Heating and cooling typically accounts for about half of a home's total energy usage, so if you rely on natural gas or electric heat or central air conditioning, you can expect to see significant usage increases and therefore cost impacts on the bills for those months.
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Heating systems, air conditioning and pool equipment are common drivers of substantial seasonal energy demand fluctuations. Many homes have far greater energy demand in the winter and summer months. Consider these factors first when assessing the accuracy of your bill.īe aware that your usage can fluctuate significantly from season to season. There are two key factors that tend to drive energy bill fluctuations: 1) How much energy you use and 2) The market supply price of energy for that period.
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