What is the average electricity rate in Stony Brook, New York?

The average residential electricity rate in Stony Brook is approximately 30.83¢/kWh per kWh. The average household pays around $138 per month for electricity.

What is the average natural gas bill in Stony Brook?

Natural gas customers in Stony Brook pay an average of $96 per month. The rate is approximately $1.57/therm per therm.

Which electric company serves Stony Brook, New York?

Electricity in Stony Brook is distributed by Con Edison and National Grid. Contact your provider at your local service address to confirm which utility serves your home.

Which gas company serves Stony Brook?

Stony Brook natural gas service is provided by Con Edison and National Grid. Call them directly for new service connections or to report a gas leak.

How do Stony Brook electricity rates compare to New York averages?

Stony Brook's electricity rate of 30.83¢/kWh is above the New York state average of 29.93¢/kWh. Urban areas often have higher distribution costs.

How do I start or stop utility service in Stony Brook?

To start electric service in Stony Brook, contact Con Edison and National Grid. For gas service, contact Con Edison and National Grid. You'll typically need a photo ID, your new address, and a move-in date. Service can usually be established within 1-3 business days.

Stony Brook, New York Gas & Electricity Rates — Utility Providers & Savings 2026

Gas & Electricity in Stony Brook, New York

Stony Brook residents in New York receive electric service through Con Edison and natural gas distribution from Con Edison. New York's energy assistance programs, including LIHEAP and weatherization, are available to income-qualified Stony Brook households.

Compared to the New York state average of 29.93¢/kWh/kWh, Stony Brook's electricity rate of 30.83¢/kWh is 0.90¢ above the New York average. As New York is a deregulated market, Stony Brook residents can shop for competitive electricity suppliers to potentially reduce their supply rate.

Electric Utility in Stony Brook

Con Edison
National Grid
Central Hudson
Orange & Rockland
NYSEG
Rochester Gas & Electric

Natural Gas Utility in Stony Brook

Con Edison
National Grid
KeySpan

Stony Brook vs New York Energy Rates

Metric	Stony Brook	New York Average	US Average
Electric Rate (¢/kWh)	30.83¢	29.93¢	16.00¢
Gas Rate ($/therm)	$1.57	$1.60	$1.47
Monthly Electric Bill	$138	$134	$117
Monthly Gas Bill	$96	$98	$73

Energy Assistance Programs for Stony Brook Residents

As a New York city, Stony Brook residents can access the following state and local assistance programs:

✅ HEAP (Home Energy Assistance Program)
✅ NY Green Bank
✅ EmPower New York
✅ Weatherization Assistance Program

Energy-Saving Tips for Stony Brook Residents

✓ Insulate your attic to at least R-49 to reduce winter heat loss by up to 15%.
✓ Install a programmable thermostat and set it to 68°F while home, 60°F while sleeping or away.
✓ Seal air leaks around windows and doors before the heating season to cut drafts.
✓ Schedule an annual furnace tune-up every fall to maintain peak efficiency.
✓ Use heavy drapes on north-facing windows during winter to reduce cold air infiltration.

FAQ — Gas & Electricity in Stony Brook, New York

The average residential electricity rate in Stony Brook is approximately 30.83¢/kWh per kWh. The average household pays around $138 per month for electricity.
Natural gas customers in Stony Brook pay an average of $96 per month. The rate is approximately $1.57/therm per therm.
Electricity in Stony Brook is distributed by Con Edison and National Grid. Contact your provider at your local service address to confirm which utility serves your home.
Stony Brook natural gas service is provided by Con Edison and National Grid. Call them directly for new service connections or to report a gas leak.
Stony Brook's electricity rate of 30.83¢/kWh is above the New York state average of 29.93¢/kWh. Urban areas often have higher distribution costs.
To start electric service in Stony Brook, contact Con Edison and National Grid. For gas service, contact Con Edison and National Grid. You'll typically need a photo ID, your new address, and a move-in date. Service can usually be established within 1-3 business days.