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June 18, 2024June 18, 2024PA Electricity Rates

PA PUC to Review PECO Distribution Charge Hike

The PA PUC is investigating a new PECO distribution charge to its customers in Philadelphia. Learn when it could take affect and add more to your bills.

PECO Rate Hike Under PUC Investigation The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) […]

June 13, 2024June 13, 2024electric companies in PA, FirstEnergy, MetEd Electricity Rates, PA Electricity Rates, PA PUC, PenElec, Penn Power, Public Utility Commision, West Penn

PA PUC to Hold Public Hearings for FirstEnergy Rate Hike

All FirstEnergy PA rate hikes must first be approved by the PA PUC. However, the PUC can delay rate requests and hold public hearings to determine whether a rate change is fair or needed.

FirstEnergy Rate Hike Under Scrutiny FirstEnergy is once again under investigation by […]

May 29, 2024May 29, 2024electric companies in PA, Energy Efficiency, PA Electricity Rates, Save Money

9 Energy Saving Grilling Tips for the Best Summer Cookout

Cut your indoor cooling costs and have fun with these great summer cookout tips!

Cut Energy Costs with a Summer Cookout Even if you have the […]

May 28, 2024May 28, 2024air conditioning, Energy Efficiency, PA Electricity Rates, Save Money, weather

Summer in PA – Cooling Prep Tips

Dirty air filters restrict air flow and add to your summer cooling costs. Check out our other tips to help you reduce your energy usage and cut your PA electric bills.

Lower Cooling Costs This Summer It’s almost summertime, and this year is […]

May 21, 2024May 21, 2024Green electricity plans, PA Electricity Rates, Price to Compare, Renewable electricity plans, Save Money

PECO, PPL Cut Rates as PA Green Energy Dims

PA currently ranks dead last in green energy growth. With most generation coming from natural gas, are state renewable portfolio rules to blame for high electricity rates?

Green Energy Lagging in PA Amid Rate Cuts Green energy projects have […]

May 16, 2024May 16, 2024FirstEnergy, Industry News, PA Electric Utilities, PA Electricity Rates, PA PUC, PTC, Public Utility Commision, Save Money

First Energy Reverses Rate Increase to Decrease

When First Energy's planned rate hike ran afoul of the PA PUC, they decided to lower rates, instead. With this only lasting 6 months, consumers should shop competitvely prices plans now to lock in savings.

First Energy Backing Out of Rate Hike Good news for First Energy […]

May 3, 2024April 23, 2024Compare PA Electricity Rates, Harrisburg electricity rates, PA Electricity Rates, PPL Electricity Rates, PTC, Save Money

Shop Low Priced 24 Month Plans in Harrisburg

Lock in better savings when you shop 24 month electricity rates. Get a fixed rate that shields you from rising PPL PTC prices.

Save on Electricity in Harrisburg Spring is almost gone, and low electricity […]

April 23, 2024April 23, 2024Compare PA Electricity Rates, PA Electricity Rates, PECO Electricity Rates, Philadelphia Electricity Rates

Best Long Term Fixed Rate Electricity in Philly

PECO PTC rates usually change quarterly which means you can't depend on them to stay stable over the long term. Shop long term fixed rate electricity plans now and save.

Save with Fixed Rate Electricity Plans Spring has sprung, dropping electricity useage […]

April 17, 2024April 17, 2024cheap electric company, Compare PA Electricity Rates, Duquesne Light, PA Electricity Rates, Pittsburgh electricity rates

Duquesne Light Residential Default Service Rate Falling

Summer heat is coming. Learn how you can shop for a lower electric rate to cut your AC bills and save.

Electric Rates Dropping for DLC Customers Good news this spring for DLC […]

April 5, 2024April 5, 2024FirstEnergy, MetEd Electricity Rates, PA Electricity Rates, PenElec, Penn Power, West Penn

First Energy PA Asks to Hike Your Rates Again

First Energy utilities in PA are raising their PTC rates. Learn why its easy to beat them when you shop and switch to the best electricity deals.

First Energy Hiking PTC Rates in PA First Energy announced on April […]