Met Ed Electric

Electricity customers who are serviced by Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed) are preparing to shop the competitive electricity market for the first time.  On January 1, 2011 electric rates for Met Ed customers, that had previously been capped, will expire giving customers the option to stay on the Med Ed default supply price or shop the market for lower electric rates.

It is expected that Met Ed customers who compare electricity rate offers from electricity companies will be able to save money versus the Met-Ed default price to compare rates.  Electricity shopping will result in lower electric bills for those electric customers who are able to lock in lower electric rates than the new Met Ed rates.

Met Ed residential customers should take the time to compare all electric offers.  It is expected that some electric companies will offer residential Met Ed customers variable rates that fluctuate with market rates, while other electric companies will offer fixed electric rates for up to two years that will give households price protection.  Other markets in Pennsylvania have seen low variable introductory rates followed by immediate spikes.  Sometimes a slightly higher fixed electric rate will save you a lot more in the long run compared to a lower variable electric rate.

Met Ed commercial and industrial customers will be given a variety of electricity rate options.  As Met Ed moves from a regulated environment to a competitive market, it will be extremely important that businesses take the time to educate themselves on all of their electricity supply options.  The right choice can save them thousands on their electricity bills.

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Pennsylvania Electricity

On January 1, 2011 the majority of the state of Pennsylvania will have completed the transition to a completely deregulated electricity market.  When 2010 ends Pennsylvania’s largest utility PECO, as well as several other utilities, will have their capped rates expire.  At that point it will make sense for many Pennsylvania electricity customers to shop for lower electric rates versus the utility default rates.

Currently, residential customers in PPL are finding saving up to 15% by comparing electricity companies offers.  Some business customers in the PPL territory are saving as much as 40% off of the PPL default price to compare rates.

The electric savings potential isn’t expected to be as much in PECO as it has been in PPL, however solid savings should exist.  PECO energy customers will continue to receive their electric bill from PECO and continue to receive lines and wires maintenance service from the utility.  The only difference that will occur for PECO energy customers who switch electric companies will be the lower rate they see on their bill.

Commercial electric customers in PECO are already getting offers from licensed electricity companies.  Residential PECO customers will start seeing options as 2011 gets closer.

Here is what we found for Pennsylvania Residential Electricity Prices:
PECO Rates



PPL Rates


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PSEG Residential Electric Rates

Residential electricity customers in the PSE&G utility area are finding significant savings on the electric bills.  The summer of 2010 is the first summer in New Jersey where there has been real electricity choice for residential consumers.  Though power choices are still limited compared to some other deregulated states (Texas, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland) New Jersey customers have found that energy deregulation can be a good when attempting to have lower electricity bills.

The lowest option for PSEG residential customers can always be found on our electricity prices page.  We have seen rates as low as  10.75 compared to the PSEG default price to compare rate of 12.24 for the summer months of June through September.  Bigger households have to pay even more as their rates rise to 13.21 cents per kilowatt hour after the consume 600 KWH every month, which is about how much a 1 bedroom apartment would use in the summer.  These results in savings between 12-19%.

Here are the current rates we found (updated daily):


PSE&G residential rates will be about 12.27 from October 2010 to May 2011.  What most people don’t realize is that even after you switch electric companies and start paying a lower rate, you remain a PSEG customer as they continue to monitor the lines and wires for the electricity and the billing component.  So at the end of the day, the only thing that changes is that you pay a lower New Jersey electric bill.

Though participation in the New Jersey electric choice program has been slow when considering the significant savings available, things have started to pick up as more people start to realize the electric savings potential.

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PPL Residential Electric Rates

In Central Pennsylvania, electricity customers of PPL are finding that they can lower their monthly electric bill by comparing electricity companies and finding a competitive electric rate.

The price to compare rate for PPL residential customers, also known as the default supply rate, is $0.10448 per kilowatt hour.  The lowest fixed electric rate that we have been able to find for customers in the PPL area is $0.0889 per kilowatt hour, an easy way to save 15% off of the electricity bill.  To lock in these savings go to Champion Energy.  The plan locks in the low rate for 12 months.

A month-to-month variable rate with 11% savings versus the PPL price to compare rate is available with Verde Energy, also known as Low Cost Power.  They also have a $50 cash back bonus program when you sign up with them.

The price to compare rate is expected to be lower in 2011, but it is unlikely it will go well below 10 cents, if at all.  Competitive electric rate offers allow residential customers to lock in low fixed rates for up to two years, allowing protection from rates increasing drastically.

The electricity wholesale market is highly correlated with the natural gas market.  In recent years the natural gas market has been extremely volatile.  In Texas, where electricity has been deregulated since 2002, customers saw all time high electric rate prices in the summer of 2008 followed by some of the lowest rates just one year later in the summer of 2009.

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Philadelphia Commercial Electric Rates in 2011

Philadelphia electricity users are customers of PECO energy, who provides electric supply service as well as electric delivery service for businesses and households in the city.  While PECO energy will remain the electric delivery company for these electric users, many customers will change their electric supply company in 2011 when PECO’s capped rates expire.

Starting January 1, 2011, commercial and industrial energy users in Philadelphia who do not choose an alternative energy company to supply their electricity needs will be on the PECO default electric rates.  Most businesses in Philadelphia will find in advantageous to shop and compare Pennsylvania electricity companies.

Large Commercial and Industrial electricity users in the PECO territory (whose KW demand is greater than 500KW) will pay a default price to compare rate of $0.0897 per kilowatt hour, if they elected to go with the fixed default electric rate.  If they did not elect for the fixed default rate, they will be forced to ride the volatile hourly ahead market rates.  Large electricity users in Philadelphia have bee offered fixed electric rates of $0.072 in recent weeks, a price 19.8 percent less than the PECO price to compare default rate.

Small and medium commercial customers in PECO will not know their exact price to compare rate until later in the year.  It is estimated it will be between $0.09 and $0.095 per KWh in 2011.  The number of electricity companies offering competitive rates to these customers will increase as 2011 approaches.  Savings are expected to be between 8-15% off of the price to compare default rates.

Update:  We have received numerous reports from our partners at Electric Rate that businesses are seeing significant savings with competitive peco commercial rates for contracts starting in 2011.

If you are looking for competitive electric rates for your home, we would recommend the below:


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Compare PPL Electric Rates

A variety of electric rate products exist for PPL customers.  Many Pennsylvania electric consumers have chosen a variable electric rate since capped rates expired at the beginning of the year.  Most of these customers saw a sharp increase on their rates and electric bills last month.  The rise in electric prices was a direct result of spiking wholesale electricity prices.

Those customers who have chosen a fixed electric rate did not see such spikes last month.  Variable electric rate customers, both residential and commercial, may want to look into the security of a fixed electric rate as we approach the peak of hurricane season, which can have a negative effect on wholesale electricity prices.

PPL customers who have not switched electric companies for their supply service should shop in order to compare their options.  Pennsylvania Power and Light is still responsible for the delivery of power and the maintenance of the lines and wires.  However with default electric rates above 10 cents per kilowatt hour, it makes sense for all electric customers to compare electric rates in order to find savings.  Lower electric rates are yielding saving between 10 and 30 percent off of electricity bills for consumers and businesses.
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CT Electric Rates

Nearly 80,000 businesses in Connecticut are still paying default electric rates with either Connecticut Light and Power or United Illuminating Power Company.  That is 80,000 companies who are over paying for electricity by as much as 25% in some cases.

The generation rate that CLP charges their customers who have not chosen an alternative electricity supplier is 11.723 cents per kilowatt hour.  ElectricityWatch has found fixed rate offers as low as 9.5 cents per kilowatt hour, an easy way to save 19% on the electric bill.

Over 70% of Connecticut Light and Power residential electric customers are paying the generation default rate of 11.051 cents.  They too can secure a competitive generation electric rate of 9.5 cents and save money on their electric bill.


Email us for a list of commercial electric providers and rates in order to compare electric companies side by side.

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