Although you may be an Agway Energy Services customer, your natural gas or electricity supply is still delivered to you by your local public utility company.
Consumer safety information, or instructions on what to do in case of a power outage or if you suspect a natural gas leak, can be obtained directly from your local utility.
Please find the phone number of the local gas or electric utility in New York, Pennsylvania or Maryland that provides your energy supply.
Natural Gas Emergency Contacts
New York
- Central Hudson Gas & Electric – Call 1-800-527-2714
- Con Edison – Call 1-800-752-6633
- National Grid (Keyspan NY) – Call 718-643-4050
- National Grid (Keyspan LI) – Call 1-800-490-0045
- National Fuel – Call 1-800-444-3130
- New York State Electric & Gas – Call 1-800-572-1121
- National Grid (Upstate) – Call 1-800-892-2345
- Orange & Rockland – Call 1-877-434-4100
- Rochester Gas & Electric – Call 1-800-743-1702
Pennsylvania
- Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania – Call 1-888-460-4332
- Peoples Natural Gas (PNG) – Call 1-800-400-4271
- National Fuel-PA – Call 1-800-444-3130
- PECO – Call 1-800-841-4141
- Peoples Equitable Gas (PEGD) – Call 1-800-400-4271
Maryland
- Baltimore Gas & Electric (BG&E) – Call 1-800-685-0123
Electricity Emergency Contacts
New York
- Central Hudson Gas & Electric – Call 1-800-527-2714
- Con Edison – Call 1-800-752-6633
- New York State Electric & Gas – Call 1-800-572-1131
- National Grid – Call 1-800-867-5222
- Orange & Rockland – Call 1-877-434-4100
- Rochester Gas & Electric – Call 1-800-743-1701
Pennsylvania
- Penn Power – Call 1-800-544-4877
- West Penn Power – Call 1-800-544-4877
- Penelec – Call 1-800-544-4877
- PECO – Call 1-800-841-4141
- Met-Ed – Call 1-800-544-4877
- Duquesne Light – Call 1-888-393-7000
- PPL Electric Utilities – Call 1-800-342-5775
Maryland
- Baltimore Gas & ELectric (BG&E) – Call 1-800-685-0123
- PEPCO – Call 1-877-737-2662
- Potomac Edison – Call 1-888-544-4877
Consumer safety information, or instructions on what to do in case of a power outage or if you suspect a natural gas leak, can be obtained directly from your local utility.
