FirstEnergy PA Commercial Price-To-Compare Electricity Prices to Fall 30%

Andre Velez • February 6, 2023

FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Commercial Price to Compare Falling Up To 30%

Pennsylvania commercial price to compare electricity rates

The Pennsylvania PUC has received new tariffed commercial PTC-Default rate filings from FirstEnergy utilities for the period starting March 1, 2023. These rates represent the all-in default service prices, before the addition of the State Tax Adjustment Surcharge, which is currently 0%.

For commercial customers, there are different rates depending on the utility.

Met-Ed will offer a commercial PTC-Default rate of $0.08679 per kWh starting March 1, a decrease of 31% from the current rate of $0.12567 per kWh.

Penelec will offer a commercial PTC-Default rate of $0.09161 per kWh starting March 1, a decrease of 14% from the current rate of $0.10679 per kWh.

Penn Power will offer a commercial PTC-Default rate of $0.10818 per kWh starting March 1, a decrease of 10% from the current rate of $0.12035 per kWh.

West Penn Power will offer a commercial PTC-Default rate of $0.07529 per kWh starting March 1, a decrease of 28% from the current rate of $0.10504 per kWh.

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