Posted by jdemaris on November 04, 2010 at 06:19:46 from (67.142.130.18):
In Reply to: Re: heaters posted by Stuart on November 03, 2010 at 18:50:32:
Home residential rate is the lowest. Seasonsal residence is next. Farm rate is the highest. That's why farmers with common sense hook their barns up to their home service panel. Power is much cheaper that way.
Had a funny thing happen to a farmer-friend a few years back. He was a dairy farmer for years -and all the barn got it's power from his house for the best rate. Then he quit farming and started leasing his barn and fields. The young guy leased for a year and started complaining about the percentage of electric he had to pay. He was being charged a flat-fee based on previous useage over the years. Since there were no separate meters for house and barn, he was charged a fixed payment and complained he was getting ripped off. So, my friend let the guy have a separate farm-service and meter installed. His monthly bill doubled and boy was he even more angry -although he had been warned. And note - the farm rate is more but not actually double. The guy was getting off cheap at the beginning #1 because of the low household rate and #2 because his bill was estimated and figured low. Last I heard, New York has one of the highest electric rates in the company - especially the so-called "delivery charges." I don't expect it to improve, since the two major companies here owned by companies in Spain and England (NYSEG and National Grid).
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