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Full retail access in this territory became effective November 1st 2000
The default rate in this territory is called the Market Supply Charge (MSC), which is the energy component of customers energy bill. The MSC is a market-based rate, which varies by service classification and is calculated separately for customers served in the New York City and combined Westchester New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) zones. MSC rates are estimated on a monthly basis for a three-month month NYISO capability period.
MSC amounts recovered in rates are reconciled with actual market supply costs on a monthly basis. The actual market supply costs are defined as the costs the UDC would have incurred if the requirements to serve customers under the particular Service Classification were to have been purchased solely from the NYISO market. Any un-recovered cost is passed on to customers on a monthly basis in the form of Adjustment Factors to the MSC.
Full retail access in this territory became effective August 1st 1999
The default rate in this territory is called the Electric Supply Charge (ESC), which is the energy component of customers energy bill. The ESC is based on the hourly cost of electricity in the applicable NYISO zone. Customers with interval meters are charged based on their actual volume weighted hourly load profile. For customers without interval meters, the UDC calculates a 30-day weighted average kilowatt-hour cost by averaging the prices for each hour of each day in the 30-day period.
Full retail access in this territory became effective August 1st 1999
Customers in this UDC territory can choose from two available default rate options.
Fixed Price Choice: Also known as the Fixed Price Option (FPO), this choice includes fixed delivery components, a fluctuating transition charge and a fluctuating commodity charge for electricity supplied by NYSEG. The customer will also pay a Merchant Function Charge (MFC).
Variable Price Choice: Also known as Variable Rate Option (VRO), this choice is available to large customers. This option includes fixed components for NYSEG delivery service, a fluctuating Transition, a fluctuating commodity charge for electricity supplied by NYSEG which will reflect the market price of electricity, and a Merchant Function Charge (MFC).
Full retail access in this territory became effective July 1st 2001
The default rate in this territory is called the Market Price Charge (MPC), which is the energy component of customer's energy bill. The base MPC charge is revised monthly and is also subject to a separate Market Price Adjustment (MPA) factor for over/under collection of MPC in prior months, a Miscellaneous Charge Adjustment, and a Purchased Power Adjustment (PPA).
Full retail access in this territory became effective May 1st 1999
The default rate in this territory is called the Market Supply Charge (MSC), which is the energy component of customer's energy bill. The MSC is market-based cost and varies by service classification. Any un-recovered cost is passed on to customers on a monthly basis in the form of Reconciliation Adjustment to the MSC.
If you choose RG&E to be your supplier, you can select either the RG&E Fixed Price Option (FPO) or the RG&E Variable Price Option (VPO). The FPO choice includes fixed charges for RG&E delivery service, a fixed Transition Charge (TC, as described below), fixed commodity charge for electricity supply and a Bill Issuance Charge. The VPO choice includes fixed charges for RG&E delivery service, a fluctuating Transition Charge (TC, as described below), a commodity charge for electricity supplied by RG&E that fluctuates with the market price of electricity and consists of energy, capacity, capacity reserves, losses and unaccounted for energy, and Bill Issuance Charge.
 Current rates
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