Some Central New York residents say their energy bills have doubled in a single month, according to WSYR-TV.
Donna Jordan saw her National Grid bill jump from about $300 to more than $600. Camillus diner owner Eddie DePalma reported a spike from roughly $5,000 to over $10,000. National Grid says higher supply costs — not delivery charges — drive the increase.
Company officials point to a colder-than-normal winter and rising market prices for natural gas and electricity. They say supply rates fluctuate and the utility does not profit from them. National Grid urges struggling customers to contact consumer advocates or attend outreach events for help…