Quarterly Price to Compare updates for all 7 Pennsylvania utilities. Refreshed when utilities publish new rates.
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Duquesne Light's Price to Compare is 13.75¢/kWh through May 31, rising to 14.14¢ in June. Learn what the PTC means, why rates keep climbing, and how to lock in a lower rate.
Met-Ed's Price to Compare is 12.965¢/kWh through May 31, rising to 13.951¢ in June. Learn what the PTC means, why rates keep climbing, and how to lock in a lower rate.
PECO's Price to Compare is 11.024¢/kWh through May 31, rising to 11.572¢ in June. Learn what PTC means, why rates keep climbing, and how to lock in a lower rate.
Penelec's Price to Compare is 11.747¢/kWh through May 31, rising 11.9% to 13.142¢ in June. Learn what the PTC means, why rates keep climbing, and how to lock in a lower rate.
Penn Power's Price to Compare is 12.606¢/kWh through May 31, rising to 13.477¢ in June. Learn what the PTC means, why rates keep climbing, and how to lock in a lower rate.
PPL's Price to Compare is 12.953¢/kWh through May 31, rising to 13.147¢ in June. Learn what the PTC means, why rates keep climbing, and how to lock in a lower rate.
West Penn Power's Price to Compare is 10.947¢/kWh through May 31, rising 10.3% to 12.075¢ in June. Learn what the PTC means and how to lock in a lower rate.
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