New York Public Service Commission

The New York Public Service Commission is a regulatory agency based in New York, New York, with a staff of 60 employees. The agency is tasked with overseeing the operations of monopoly businesses in the state's electric, gas, water, and telephone industries. The New York Public Service Commission's primary function is to ensure the reliable and affordable delivery of essential utility services to the state's residents and businesses. In addition to regulating existing monopolies, the agency is also actively involved in facilitating the growth of competitive markets for electricity and natural gas. The agency's work is guided by a commitment to public safety and consumer protection. It closely monitors utility performance, investigates complaints, and enforces regulations to ensure that these companies operate in the public interest. For inquiries or information, you can contact the New York Public Service Commission through their email address: [email protected].