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Pennsylvania should maintain its effective system of retail customer choice, a former @PA_PUC commissioner writes in @PennLive, and not return to a system that allows utilities to build and own power plants again. pennlive.com/opinion/2026/0…

When a growing share of utility bills is tied directly to profits, it raises a fundamental question: Are customers paying more than necessary simply because they have no alternative? powerchoicepa.com/post/scrutiny-…

When a growing share of utility bills is tied directly to profits, it raises a fundamental question: Are customers paying more than necessary simply because they have no alternative? powerchoicepa.com/post/scrutiny-…

U.S. #energy infrastructure is getting old, and consumers will end up paying for some of the costs of repairs & upgrades, @marketplaceapm reports. @powerlinesorg predicts a 21% increase in utility spending that could drive up household utility bills. marketplace.org/story/2026/04/…

NEW: Under pressure from Pennsylvania @GovernorShapiro, PECO has withdrawn its recent rate hike proposal filed with the @PA_PUC, via @WHYY. whyy.org/articles/peco-…

From advance notices before price changes to clear labeling of contract details, PA’s competitive electricity market offers real consumer safeguards. Strong consumer protections are designed to protect YOU by putting the power in your hands. #PowerChoicePA powerchoicepa.com/post/pennsylva…

As policymakers consider PA House Bill 2131, it's critical to ensure well-intended solutions do not produce unintended consequences. While the goal of lowering energy costs is shared, this legislation risks doing the opposite. Read full statement here: bit.ly/4tHpnru

Pa.’s competitive electricity market puts the power in consumers’ hands — with the ability to shop, compare & choose the supplier that fits their needs. 1.5M Pennsylvanians have already made the switch. #PAPowerSwitch papowerswitch.com

ICYMI: Utilities keep 15 cents of every $1 they collect as profit & that share is increasing, a finding that's especially significant as consumers face high energy costs and financial stress. Learn more about how utility profits contribute to higher bills. powerchoicepa.com/post/scrutiny-…

#PECO is seeking to raise electricity rates by $20 a month for the average customer and gas bills by $15. Suburban customers could pay a combined $35 more each month. “It’s pure greed,” @GovernorShapiro says. Learn more via @WHYY. whyy.org/articles/peco-…

NEW! Your electric bill keeps rising – and so do profits for investor-owned utilities, bringing more scrutiny from state officials. Learn more about why costs are rising and what you can do about it via #PowerChoicePA’s blog. powerchoicepa.com/post/scrutiny-…

In Pennsylvania, electricity choice comes with real protections. Clear contracts. Transparent pricing. Faster switching. That’s a market designed to work for consumers — not against them. #PAPowerSwitch #EnergyChoice #PowerChoicePA #ConsumerProtection

Some customers in the Philly area pay as much as 20% of their monthly electric bill to company profits, according to a new @energyandpolicy report. @whyy has the details. whyy.org/articles/utili…

PECO filed rate increase requests raising typical residential electric bills by $20 monthly. The utility seeks $429 million for electric infrastructure and $81 million for natural gas. @PHLBizJournal explains how the increase affects you. bizjournals.com/philadelphia/n…

“I’m alarmed by the growing chorus of voices in Harrisburg and beyond who seem eager to walk away from the competitive power market that has served this Commonwealth extraordinarily well,” @pamanufacturers CEO writes in @RealClearPA. realclearpennsylvania.com/articles/2026/…

“I want the @PA_PUC to examine every single line of every single bill to ensure each customer dollar is being well spent.” @GovernorShapiro wants to scrutinize electricity utility profits, according to @NewsPubLive. newspub.live/northeast/penn…

Misguided proposals to expand utility ownership of power generation would turn Pa.’s successful competitive market on its head, Glen Thomas of @gtpwr writes in @BroadAndLiberty, creating a monopoly structure that benefits shareholders over customers. broadandliberty.com/2026/03/24/gle…

David Taylor absolutely nails here. Competition is a big reason that PA is the energy leader that it is. Hard to believe that some interests would seek to undo that. Pennsylvania’s Energy Leadership Depends on Competition realclearpennsylvania.com/articles/2026/…

ICYMI: @LehighU study finds Pennsylvania families are paying more for electricity every year because regulated electric utilities are increasing fixed costs and delivery charges faster than inflation. Read the full report: dropbox.com/scl/fi/dvmsxiz…

The @energyandpolicy found #PPL Electric Utilities to have the highest percentage of each customer’s electric bill going to profit based on 2025 data from utilities on the regional grid, according to @mcall. mcall.com/2026/03/27/ppl…