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Electric rates on the rise again
- The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission announced that electric generation prices for all PUC-regulated utilities will change on June 1, coinciding with increased electricity use due to summer air-conditioning demand.
- Summer electric bills are affected by both the market price of electricity and the amount used during hot weather periods.
- Electric distribution companies in Pennsylvania will adjust their default service Price to Compare rates for residential customers starting June 1, potentially increasing supply costs.
- Generation charges can make up a significant portion of a residential electric bill, but total summer bills vary widely due to weather conditions and electricity usage.
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Electric rates on the rise again
Harrisburg, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) is alerting consumers that electric generation prices for all PUC-regulated electric utilities will adjust on June 1 — just as summer temperatures and air-conditioning use begin increasing electricity demand across Pennsylvania.
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