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Your usage didn't change but your bill did. A line-by-line walk through what you are actually paying for, and why switching suppliers only buys you time.
Met-Ed Rates Went Up June 1. Here's What Changed.
The residential supply rate moved from $0.129 to $0.139 per kWh. We do the arithmetic on a typical 700 kWh home and explain why this keeps happening.
Why Pennsylvania Rates Are Rising (And How to Lock Yours In)
It isn't only inflation. Electrification and a wave of new data centers are pulling hard on the same grid, and Pennsylvania sits in the middle of it.
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