Electricity Savings in ComEd

July 24, 2011

Residential electricity customers of ComEd are seeing rate savings by competitive electricity companies for the first time since the Electric Choice Laws in Illinois were established in 2007. With ComEd price to compare rates having been established through May 2012, customers can look at competitive electric rates and see clear savings that will show up [...]

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Baltimore Gas and Electric Prices

July 18, 2011

The term “Baltimore Gas and Electric Prices” has taken on a new meaning with Maryland electricity choice. In the past, when someone asked what the current Baltimore Gas and Electric prices were, the answer could be found at the BGE website, and customers were forced to pay those rates charged by the regulated monopoly. Today, [...]

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PSEG Summer Electricity Savings

July 13, 2011

PSEG electricity customers can save as much as 17% on their electric supply bills by selecting an alternative electric supplier. Electricity shopping has been picking up steam in recent months as more competitive electricity companies have filed and received electricity supplier licenses from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. However, many consumers are still [...]

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United Illuminating Electricity Shopping

July 11, 2011

Electricity customers being serviced by United Illuminating (UI), a utility company servicing southern Connecticut, are shopping for lower electric rates as prices in the competitive market have become much lower than UI default rates. United Illuminating power company offers a default rate of 10.62 cents per KWh for their customers who have not done power [...]

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Philadelphia Electricity Rates

July 2, 2011

The vast majority of Philadelphia electricity customers are serviced by the utility PECO Energy.  At the beginning of 2011 PECO customers had their electric rates, which had been capped since 1997, lifted.  This launched the beginning of true electric choice in the area. PECO energy customers have the ability to shop and compare electric rates, [...]

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Patriot Energy Alert

June 20, 2011

Patriot Energy is an electricity brokering company.  They are currently offering electricity contracts to businesses in Pennsylvania with deceptive language that could cost your business thousands of extra billing expenses. First, it is important to understand that electricity brokers should not be involved in the practice of offering their own electricity contracts.  The practice of [...]

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Energy Price Comparison

June 11, 2011

Performing an energy price comparison among different energy companies and their offers is not always as simple as it may seem.  If you are shopping for competitive energy prices you may not always get apples to apples rate comparisons, especially if you are doing electric rate comparisons for a business. Increasingly competitive energy suppliers are [...]

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PPL Electric Rates on the Rise for Businesses

May 31, 2011

On June 1, generation electricity rates will increase by 33.4% for over 100,000 businesses who are serviced by the central Pennsylvania utility company PPL (Pennsylvania Power and Light).  Business customers who have not done their electric shopping and have taken the time to compare electric suppliers will see their generation supply rates increase as the [...]

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PECO Summer Electric Rates

May 17, 2011

PECO electricity customers will see an increase on their electric bills on June 1, followed by another increase on July 1.  Households who receive their electric bills from PECO, an electric utility company who serves most of Philadelphia and the surrounding areas, will be raising their electric rates for customer who are paying the default [...]

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Business Electricity Companies

May 12, 2011

New energy choice markets in the northeast (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Connecticut) as well as existing deregulated areas such as Texas and Illnois are making some business electricity companies household names as the battle for market share has heated up. Electricity companies who offer electric service to commercial and industrial clients buy power commitments in [...]

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