In this section contains information all electricity suppliers in Pennsylvania, as well as information you need to know regarding orders made by the PUC, rate caps, public hearings and meetings, specific rates and tariffs, Act 11, and alternative energy.  Here you will also find Retail Electricity Choice Activity Reports. 

Includes a registry of Conservation Service Providers (CSP) who meet the Pennsylvania PUCs minimum qualifications to provide consultation, design, administration, management or advisory services to an electric distribution company regarding energy efficiency and conservation plans required under Act 129.

Includes updates on the process being taken to ensure that a properly functioning and workable competitive retail electricity market exists in Pennsylvania

Here you’ll find reports, information and orders from the Office of Competitive Market Oversight as they oversee the development and functioning of the competitive retail electric supply market.

In this section you will find information related to Act 129, which was passed in 2008 and expands the Commission’s oversight responsibilities and imposes new requirements on electric distribution companies (EDCs), with the overall goal of reducing energy consumption and demand.

This section provides information on Act 11, which, on Feb. 14, 2012, was signed by Governor Corbett, amending Title 66 (Public Utilities) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to allow jurisdictional water and wastewater utilities, natural gas distribution companies, city natural gas distribution operations, and electric distribution companies to petition the Commission for approval to implement a Distribution System Improvement Charge (DSIC).

 The PUC on December 4, 2008, approved a final rulemaking order which adopts reporting requirements regarding electric generation market activity to prevent anticompetitive or discriminatory conduct and the unlawful exercise of market power. A quarterly report shall be filed no later than 30 days after the end of the previous quarter.

Here you will find information on all energy providers in the state.

This section provides information on reliability meetings, inspection and maintenance standards, and reliability reports and outlooks.

Here you can view the tariffs for electric companies, as well as search for electric Annual Reports.

Here you can find information on the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards (AEPS) Program, pricing for Alternative Energy Credit sales, the PA Solar Projects – Working Group, the AEPS Act Working Group, and other alternative energy related rules, documents, and standards.

Here you can read about the process the PUC has begun to focus on alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs), specifically those technologies which utilize natural gas (both compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquid natural gas (LNG) and electricity (Plug-Ins/Battery).

In this section you can find information on the Sustainable Energy Fund, as well as its Board, Board Meetings, by-laws and best practices. 

A helpful resource of industry and emergency preparedness links.