Utility Code 110150
The Utility Detail View displays the Utility Information (identified by Utility Code - 110150), authorities, and case information associated with that utility.
Basic Utility Information
Utility Name
DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY
Utility Code
110150
Utility Type
Electric
Utility Status
Active
Carrier ID
Utility Contact Information
Physical Address
411 SEVENTH AVENUE
MAIL DROP (6-1)
PITTSBURGH PA 15219
Mailing Address
411 SEVENTH AVENUE (6-1)
PITTSBURGH PA 15219
Phone
(412)393-7100
Fax
Website
Utility Authorities Information
| Service Type | Authority Status | Date Certified | Suspension Date | Suspension Expiration | Application Number | Trading As Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electric Distributor | Active | A-110150 |
Utility Insurance Information
No insurance information for this utility.
EGS Territories Serviced by a Utility
Residential
No
Citizens’ Electric
No
Small Commercial
Duquesne Light
No
Mixed Meter
Met-Ed
No
Large Commercial
No
PECO
No
Industrial
No
Penelec
No
Governmental
No
Penn Power
No
Pike
No
PPL
No
UGI Utilities - Electric
No
Wellsboro
No
West Penn Power
No
Docketed Cases
| Docket Number | Case Status | Date Filed | Allegation |
|---|---|---|---|
| C-00993002 | Closed | 11/10/1999 | COMPLAINANT STATES TELL DUQUESNE LIGHT THAT HE WILL PAY $15 PER MONTH UNTIL THE BALANCE IS PAID. TOTAL AMOUNT OF LAST BILL PAYMENT WAS $40.52, BASIC SERVICE COST IS $1.82 PER DAY. |
| F-00438448 | Closed | 5/4/1998 | COMPLAINANT STATES TENANT OF THE BUILDING IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN USE OF ELECTRICITY AND IS NOT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE LANDLORD AND SHOULD BE IN- FORCED AS SUCH. |
| C-2021-3025538 | Closed | 4/27/2021 | Complainant states that a preliminary examination of DLC’s existing rates, rules and regulations indicates that certain rates, rules and regulations are not just and reasonable or otherwise proper under the Pennsylvania Public Utility Code and applicable ratemaking principles |
| C-00981463 | Closed | 4/13/1998 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT A DECISION WAS MADE WITHOUT CURRENT INFORMATION ABOUT HER SITUATION. COMPLAINANT STATES THAT DECISION WAS MADE BASED UPON A PREVIOUS $20,000 A YEAR INCOME, NOT BASED UPON THE PERIOD FROM JULY 1997 TO JANUARY 1998 IN WHICH SHE WAS RECOVERING FROM AN OPERATION WITH ONLY A SMALL INCOME FROM SOCIAL SECURITY. COMPLAINANT STATES THAT SHE HAS NOT RETURNED TO WORK. |
| C-2013-2345198 | Closed | 1/22/2013 | Complainant states that a power surge caused damage to appliances. |
| F-2015-2499490 | Closed | 8/10/2015 | Complainant states that account was not switched to EGS in time to receive lower rate. |
| F-2012-2289780 | Closed | 2/16/2012 | Complainant states that after getting a shutoff notice they went to cash advance to pay the bill. Complainant states that Duquesne Light told them that Cash Advance was not an official payment center and payment may not be posted for several days. Complainant states that they contacted the PUC to help, not to open a case. Comlainant states that they wanta lower payment plan than the one that was provided by the PUC. |
| C-2025-3053948 | Closed | 3/3/2025 | Complainant states that after interconnection work was completed in April of 2024, the Company invoiced them for the direct connection costs which reflected costs that were significantly higher than the projections in the Omega and CVSC Feasibility Studies. The company attempted to charge them $107,693.18 over the originally quoted direct connection costs for the Omega Solar project and $168,876.03 more than the originally quoted direct connections costs for the Chartiers Valley Solar project. |
| Z-00916026 | Closed | 4/25/2001 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT ALTHOUGH HE MOVED RECENTLY, DUQUESNE LIGHT STILL BILLED HIM FOR HIS OLD ACCOUNT. WHEN HE MOVED, HE DID NOT SELL THE HOUSE OR HAVE THE UTILITIES TURNED OFF, BECAUSE HIS DAUGHTER WANTED TO MOVE INTO THE THE HOUSE. THE HOUSE WAS UNOCCUPIED FOR SOME TIME, AND SO HE STILL INCURRED COSTS FROM IT. HIS DAUGHTER THEN MOVED IN, AND THE ACCOUNT WAS CHANGED TO HER NAME. HE ALSO HAD A POWER SURGE AT HIS NEW HOME, WHICH DAMAGED SEVERAL APPLIANCES. HE WANTS THE PUC TO ARRANGE A PAYMENT PLAN, AND HAVE DUQUESNE LIGHT REIMBURSE HIM FOR THE DAMAGES FROM THE POWER SURGE. |
| C-00970451 | Closed | 6/11/1997 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT AN EMPLOYEE OF RESPONDENT ACCESSED HIS COMPANY RECORD AND DISCUSSED AS WELL AS DIVULGED CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION ON HIS ACCOUNT WITH HIS NEIGHBORS. COMPLAINANT SAYS THIS IS IN VIOLATION OF REGULATORY LAWS AND SHOULD NOT BE TOLERATED BY ITS CUSTOMERS OR RESPONDENT. |
| Z-01755523 | Closed | 9/21/2004 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT BECAUSE OF MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND CHILD PAYMENTS, HE IS NOT ABLE TO PAY HIS BILLS. HE ASKS FOR THE LOWEST PAYMENT POSSIBLE AND SUG- GESTS $15 A MONTH FOR ELECTRIC. |
| F-2024-3052520 | Closed | 12/9/2024 | Complainant states that bill is increasing despite payment arrangement. |
| F-2016-2541879 | Closed | 4/11/2016 | Complainant states that bill was previously in husband's name and is now in hers. |
| F-2015-2485627 | Closed | 5/26/2015 | Complainant states that billing address was changed without his consent. |
| C-2016-2541883 | Closed | 4/13/2016 | Complainant states that budget bills are set by four month increments instead of twelve month increments and that they were forced to apply for assistance. |
| F-2012-2312814 | Closed | 7/6/2012 | Complainant states that charges on account are services that were meant to be placed in the tenant's name. Complainant wants charges for address in question reduced by amount incurred after first 90 days. |
| F-2011-2258638 | Closed | 8/22/2011 | Complainant states that company claims inspection is mandated by the PUC. Complainant wants Duquesne Light to train employees and require them to do a spot check of the property in questioned. |
| C-00968840 | Closed | 11/25/1996 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT COMPANY DISCONNECTED SERVICE EVEN THOUGH BILL HAD BEEN PAID, CAUSING LOSS OF FROZEN FOOD AND CHARGING OF RECONNECT FEE. |
| C-20026753 | Closed | 1/7/2002 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT DO THEIR RESTURANT BEING WITHOUT POWER ON JAN 5, 2001 THEY SUFFERED A GREAT LOSE. THE LOSS IN BUSINESS, EMPLOYEES WAGES AND ITEMS IN THE FREEZERS THAT WERE LOST DO TO NO POWER FOR A WHOLE DAY. |
| C-20039841 | Closed | 3/24/2003 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT DUE TO HEALTH PROBLEMS HE NEEDS MORE TIME TO MAKE THE PAYMENTS ON HIS PAST DUE BALANCE, HE WILL REMAIN PAYING HIS MONTHLY BUDGET AMOUNT. |
| C-00970735 | Closed | 9/8/1997 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT DUE TO MEDICAL EMERGENCIES THAT WERE NOT COMPLETELY COVERED BY INSURANCE, HIS FAMILY FACED FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND HAVE SPENT SEV- ERAL YEARS CLEARING IT UP. COMPLAINANT STATES HIS HOME IS ALL ELECTRIC. COM- PLAINANT WOULD LIKE A LOWER PAYMENT ARRANGEMENT TO PAY THE BACK BALANCE. |
| Z-00547616 | Closed | 3/12/1999 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT DUQUENSE DIDN'T TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THAT HE HAS WAS DIAGNOSED WITH A HEART PROBLEM AND HAD BY-PASS OPERATION. THEY DIDN'T REALIZE PAYMENTS WOULD RESUME WHEN HE REGAINED EMPLOYMENT OR WHEN AN ALTERNA- TIVE SOURCE OF INCOME CAN BE ESTABLISHED. UTILITY ALSO DIDN'T CONSIDER ANY ATTEMPTS TO NEGOTIATE THIS MATTER. |
| C-20028319 | Closed | 8/12/2002 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT DUQUESNE CHARGES A FLAT FEE OF $250 TO DISCONNECT AND RECONNECT HIS SERVICE LINES DURING CONSTRUCTION. SHE FEELS THIS FEE IS NOT JUSTIFIED. |
| C-00992095 | Closed | 1/26/1999 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT DUQUESNE DID NOTHING TO SERVICE THE TWO BLOCK OUTAGE IN HIS AREA. IT TOOK HIS OWN EFFORT TO FLAG DOWN A SERVICE UNIT TO GET THE OUTAGE. THE SERVICE CREW SAID THEY LOOKING FOR WORK & HAD NO IDEA THAT HIS AREA WAS STILL OUT. |
| C-00004381 | Closed | 10/20/2000 | COMPLAINANT STATES THAT DUQUESNE HAS FAILED TO FIX A HIGH VOLTAGE PROBLEM ON HIS RESIDENCE WHICH HAS COST HIM THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN LOSSES. |
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