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With costs for electric generation increasing on June 1 for many utility customers, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) reminds consumers they have options to manage anticipated higher bills and, in particular, stresses that consumers currently struggling to pay monthly bills should act now and seek assistance by contacting their utility. Through its ongoing

Pennsylvania residents can choose an alternative energy supplier and save money if they shop around.

Citing a price spike in natural gas, as well as inflation across the economy, Lancaster County’s main electricity supplier plans a 38% residential rate hike June 1.

All Around Bucks County - Consumers urged to act now to compare prices, consider shopping with competitive suppliers and energy options on PAPowerSwitch.com The Pennsylvania Public

The cost of electrical power will increase statewide starting on June 1, but there are steps consumers can take to prevent their bill from rising too drastically.

Pennsylvania regulators are warning consumers that most utilities will be increasing their prices for electric generation on June 1. Energy supply costs will increase between 6% and 45% across the state for consumers who aren’t under contract with a supplier, according to the state’s Public Utility Commission. Most electric utilities

There is a way some PPL customers can avoid an upcoming rate increase and cut their bill.

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) is warning residents and business of “sticker shock” from electric energy price increases of up to 50% scheduled for December.

Rob Donnelly John Ovitt has a sticky problem. The Franklin Foods cream cheese plant he runs in Enosburg Falls makes more wastewater than the tiny village treatment plant can handle. Eric Fitch has an innovative solution. The founder and CEO of New Hampshire-based renewable power company PurposeEnergy could transform that foul cheese water into a valued commodity: renewable electricity. T...

SunShare has announced the commissioning of its Uncompahgre Community Solar Garden, Colorado’s largest community solar project to-date, totaling just over five megawatts DC. The Weld County-based solar array now generates clean, solar energy for 450 Colorado homes, the City of Westminster, and the Highlands Ranch Community Association. It is the first five-megawatt project to be built after the 2019 Community Solar Gardens Modernization Act allowed for larger gardens and eliminated geographic...