Pennsylvania

Electric Choice Provides Summer Savings in PPL

April 24, 2011

Small businesses serviced by the utility PPL in central Pennsylvania will see their electric rates increase by 33% on June 1, 2011. The current default electric rate of 9.766 will increase to 13.028. Business customers who have participated in the PA electric choice program will not be effected by the electric rate increase. The higher [...]

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PPL Home Electric Rates

March 30, 2011

Though residential electric rates lowered in 2011 for PPL electric customers, the lowest electricity rates in the PPL territory are being offered by competitive electric companies. The PPL area contains about 1.2 million residential electricity customers in central Pennsylvania. The majority of these customers are paying the default rate for their electric generation service known [...]

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PECO Electric Bill

February 25, 2011

PECO energy is the utility company that delivers electricity to Philadelphia and surrounding areas. PECO is the largest utility in Pennsylvania in terms of the number of customers it serves. Many PECO energy customers might be unaware of their ability to choose an alternative electric supplier for the generation portion of their electricity bill. With [...]

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PECO Energy Bill Pay

February 20, 2011

PECO energy customers might be surprised to learn that even if they choose an alternative electric supplier, they will still be able to pay their PECO bill the same way they have been doing so, including online with e-bill. This is due to the way electricity choice has been set up in the PECO territory [...]

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Duquesne Electric Savings

February 15, 2011

Customers of the electricity utility company Duquesne Light can save big money on their electric bill by shopping for lower electricity rates. Duquesne Light, which serves the Pittsburgh and surrounding areas, raised their price to compare rates in January 2011. The price to compare rate is the electric default rate that the state of Pennsylvania [...]

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Compare PECO Electricity Prices

February 9, 2011

Residential electricity customers in Philadelphia and surrounding areas in southeast Pennsylvania are finding good savings on their PECO energy bills through electric competition. Customers in the area seeking to compare electricity prices will find savings versus the PECO price to compare rates of 2011. Below are two electricity companies offering electricity rates that are lower [...]

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PECO Rebate

February 4, 2011

PECO energy customers might notice a slight increase on their energy bills this month. February 2011 will mark the first set of bills that PECO electricity customers receive that include PECO default rates since capped rates were lifted on January 1, 2011. Many PECO customers are still unaware that they have a choice when it [...]

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PECO Rate Increase

January 12, 2011

PECO energy announced earlier this month that residential electric rates for their customers will increase on April 1, 2011 to 10.16 cents per KWh. Customers in PECO energy territory recently experience rate hikes to 9.92 cents on January 1 when capped electric rates were lifted and the area became a fully competitive electric market. With [...]

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PECO Electric

January 5, 2011

PECO electric customers are now able to shop for better rates from alternative electricity companies, but are the prices better? Some offers in the PECO territory are coming below the PECO default rate, known as the price to compare. The PECO price to compare is the rate that PECO charges their customers who do not [...]

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Integrys Energy Review

December 15, 2010

This article pertains to commercial and industrial electricity customers in deregulated markets where Integrys Energy is active, including but not limited to Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware, and New York. Integrys Energy has offered electricity contracts with misleading rate quotes to commercial and industrial customers. If you are deciding to use Integrys Energy as [...]

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