Electricity
The Pennsylvania Utility Commission has jurisdiction over the many electric distribution companies and electric supply companies that serve the majority of the Commonwealth. By regulating electric utilities & balancing the needs of consumers and the industry, the PUC aims to ensure safe and reliable service at reasonable rates.
Consumers
Consumers, such as home owners and business owners, can find helpful information on electricity savings and conservation.
Electric Safety
To ensure safety, the PUC conducts observations, inspections, audits and investigations on regulated electric distribution companies.
Energy Efficiency & Conservation
Explore ways to save energy through Energy Efficiency and Conservation programs offered by the PUC.
Renewable Energy
Renewable energy comes from naturally replenished sources, such as solar, geothermal, wind, hydropower and biomass.
Consumer Education
Learn about resources available to consumers, like community education events and tips on saving energy and money.
Utility Assistance
Do you need financial assistance for utility services? Find out what programs are available.
PAPowerSwitch
Shop for an electric supplier for your home or business. You may be able to save money on your electric bill.
Utility Professionals
Utility professionals, including utility employees and attorneys, can review important information on electric utility issues and policies.
Electric Companies & Suppliers
All public electric companies and licensed suppliers regulated by the PUC.
Retail Markets
Understand the evolving competitive retail electricity market place in Pennsylvania.
Sustainable Energy Fund
These funds promote renewable energy programs and clean-air technologies.
Act 129
This important law has many implications for electric distribution companies.
Tariffs
Links to utility provider websites to view details on current rates and tariffs.
Reports
Read annual reports, as well as reports on electric service reliability, AEPS and electric power outlooks.
Cooperatives and Municipal Utilities
Rural electric cooperatives and most utilities owned and operated by cities, boroughs or townships are not regulated by the Commission. For information on these, contact the electric co-op, Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association, or your local municipality.
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Electricity
- Damage Prevention Committee
- Universal Service
- Sustainable Energy Fund
- Renewable Energy
- Electric Safety
- 2024 Electric Safety Seminar
- Cybersecurity
- Electric Companies & Suppliers
- Transmission Lines
- Prepare Now for Winter Energy Costs
- Voluntary Electric Energy Efficiency and Conservation Programs
- Retail Markets
- Reliability
- Pole Attachments
- Energy Efficiency, Conservation & Savings
- Electronic Data Exchange
- Electric Terms Dictionary
- Combined Heat & Power
- Electric Vehicles
Complaints
Learn how to submit a complaint with a public utility. You can also search existing formal complaints.
Get Details811: PA One Call
Homeowners and contractors must call 8-1-1 before starting any digging or excavation project.
Get DetailsNeed More Help?
If you can't find what you're looking for here, please contact the PA Public Utility Commission. Call us at 1-800-692-7380 or contact us online.
Document Search
Public utility documents available electronically include case dockets, public meeting orders and more.
Filing & Resources
Find utility-related reports, laws and regulations, federal filings, tariffs, procedures and more.
eFILING
Consumers, utilities and attorneys can save time by submitting documents to the PUC electronically.
