Universal Service Proceedings
Below are documents relative to proceedings that contemplated changes to Pennsylvania's public utility universal service and energy conservation programs:
Law Bureau Report - Released July 14, 2017. Identifies the statutory, regulatory, and policy frameworks of existing universal service and energy conservation programs and the processes required to initiate any changes. Docket No. M-2017-2596907
Commission Staff Report – Released March 28, 2018. Summarizing comments, feedback and suggestions received from interested parties regarding universal service and energy conservation programs. Docket No. M-2017-2596907
Order and Annex entered May 18, 2023 - Proceeding to revise the Existing LIURP Regulations at 52 Pa. Code §§ 58.1 - 58.18 at Docket No. L-2016-2557886.
Universal Service Working Group Report - Released March 21, 2024. Summarizing workgroup recommendations on the feasibility of a common application form, a universal service website, a statewide administrator for customer assistance programs, and additional actions needed to prepare for the Low Income Household Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) data sharing process. Docket No. M‑2023‑3038944.
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- 2024 Electric Safety Seminar
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- Prepare Now for Winter Energy Costs
- Voluntary Electric Energy Efficiency and Conservation Programs
- Retail Markets
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- Pole Attachments
- Energy Efficiency, Conservation & Savings
- Electronic Data Exchange
- Electric Terms Dictionary
- Combined Heat & Power
- Electric Vehicles
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