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Detailed guide to Con Edison estimated meter read. Con Edison serves customers in New York City and Westchester County with rates ranging from 22¢–38¢/kWh. Understanding how this affects your bill and what to look for can help you verify your charges are correct.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Con Edison estimated meter readings — answered clearly with current data from published tariff schedules and regulatory filings.

What is an estimated meter reading?

When Con Edison can't access your meter, they estimate usage from history. Marked "E" on your bill. Estimated readings are one of the most common sources of billing errors we find in verifications.

What if the estimate is too high?

Submit your own reading or wait for the next actual reading to correct it. If you suspect ongoing estimation errors, upload your bill to Utility Check for a detailed analysis.

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