Pennsylvania
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Customer Choice Overview
As a customer of one of FirstEnergy’s Pennsylvania utilities, there are three components of your service.
- Generation – The generation electricity that powers your home or business
- Transmission – The “superhighway” of the electric system, which channels high-voltage power across long distances from generation sources to local lines serving towns and communities
- Distribution – The system of lines that delivers electricity to your home
If you look at your electric bill, you’ll see it divided into two parts: charges from FirstEnergy’s Pennsylvania utilities for delivering electricity to your home through the transmission and distribution systems, and a separate charge for the electricity you use.
If you are not currently served by a competitive supplier, your utility has bought electricity for you. You have the option to shop for the electricity you use from a competitive energy supplier just as you shop for other products and services.
If you choose not to shop for a competitive energy supplier, you can continue to rely on your local utility for all elements of electric service, including electricity supply.
You can find more information from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission at www.papowerswitch.com
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Customer Referral Program
Overview
In an effort to encourage choice, the Pennsylvania state utility commission has made available a Customer Referral Program. Through this program Energy Generation Suppliers (EGS) offer a 12-month fixed price that is set at 7 percent below the Utility’s current Price-To-Compare (PTC). It is offered to West Penn Power, Penn Power, Met-Ed and Penelec non-shopping residential and small commercial customers.
Program Details
The Customer Referral Program provides customers with the opportunity to switch their generation supply to an alternative supplier with a fixed price that will be set at 7% below the Electric Distribution Companies (EDC) current Price-To-Compare default service rate at the time of enrollment. This fixed rate will stay the same and will remain in place for 12 months.
The Utilities PTC changes semi-annually in June and December. The PTC may be higher or lower in future semi-annual periods and, the percentage savings a customer will experience compared to utilities supplied generation will vary as the PTC changes.
There are no early termination fees, the customer has the right to drop out of the program at any time during their 12-month contract with the supplier without penalty.
If a supplier suspends participation, it must continue to serve the customers already signed up until they have completed 12 billing cycles.
How Does It Work?
When a customer calls into the FirstEnergy Contact Center, for a Move-In, high billing question, or a question on Energy Choice, and are eligible, they will be offered the Customer Referral Program. If the customer decides to participate in this program, he/she will be transferred to our third-party vendor to select a supplier from one of the participating suppliers. If the customer doesn’t have a specific supplier in mind, one is randomly selected giving each supplier an opportunity for a referral. Additionally, a link is available below to enroll in the program.
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Pennsylvania Tariffs
FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Electric Company has certified to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission that this is an accurate electronic representation of the tariffs that are officially filed at the Commission. Users of electronic tariffs should note, however, that such tariffs are not the official documents, and users assume responsibility for reliance upon tariffs in electronic format. The below tariffs include the rates for the Met-Ed, Penelec, Penn Power and West Penn Power rate districts.
PAPUC Tariff Filings
FE PA Electric Rate Case- STATEMENT OF REASONS
- COVER LETTER AND CERT OF SRVC TO SUPP NO 3 TO TARIFF ELECTRIC NO 1 - FE PA
- VOLUME I - BASE RATE CASE FILING
- VOLUME II STATEMENT NOS. 1 THROUGH 6
- VOLUME III STATEMENT NOS. 7, 8, 10, AND 11
- VOLUME IV STATEMENT NO. 9 - SPANOS DIRECT TESTIMONY AND EXHIBITS
Price to Compare Supplements and Illustrative Calculations
- FE PA Supp. No. 4 PTC and HPS Rider Changes effective 06-1-2024
- Met-Ed Rate District PTC & HP Illustrative Calculations 6-1-2024
- Penelec Rate District PTC & HP Illustrative Calculations 6-1-2024
- Penn Power Rate District PTC & HP Illustrative Calculations 6-1-2024
- West Penn Rate District PTC & HP Illustrative Calculations 6-1-2024
Default Service Program- JOINT PETITION OF METROPOLITAN EDISON COMPANY, PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC COMPANY, PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY AND WEST PENN POWER COMPANY FOR APPROVAL OF
THEIR DEFAULT SERVICE PROGRAMS - Met Ed: P-2021-3030012
- Penelec: P-2021-3030013
- Penn Power: P-2021-3030014
- West Penn Power: P-2021-3030021
Act 129 Energy Efficiency & Conservation Reports - Phase IIIFE PA Historical Rates
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