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The average National Grid home pays about $150 a month. Pick your home to see yours.

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National Grid · $150Syracuse

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Counties National Grid serves, from EIA’s 2025 yearly report. Service areas are approximate.

Syracuse
National Grid · $150

Counties National Grid serves, from EIA’s 2025 yearly report. Service areas are approximate.

National Grid bills by home size

Ranges cover the middle half of similar homes, including National Grid’s monthly customer charge.

HomeA monthGas heatA monthElectric heat
Studio apartment$40–80typical $63$60–105typical $87
1-bed apartment$45–80typical $68$70–115typical $95
2-bed apartment$55–105typical $86$90–155typical $125
3-bed apartment$70–125typical $101$95–190typical $146
2-bed house$75–140typical $117$120–220typical $175
3-bed house$100–170typical $141$165–265typical $219
4+ bed house$120–210typical $175$200–330typical $280

National Grid average + home survey · last 12 months · US government data (EIA)

Summer bills run highest

This is the average New York home, not yours.

How National Grid compares

National Grid, New York and US average · last 12 months · US government data (EIA)

  • National Grid$150 · 645 kilowatt-hours (kWh)

  • New York$168 · 586 kWh

  • US average$158 · 875 kWh

These averages are for homes that buy their electricity from National Grid. About 87,100 National Grid homes use a supplier instead, so their bills can differ.

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In the 12 months through August 2026, New York homes used the most electricity in July, about 34% more than in an average month, according to EIA.

Information as of Nov 3, 2026.

Our numbers come from US government data (EIA) and EIA's 2020 home energy survey.

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