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Back in June 2022, customers in the ComEd market in Illinois began to see a line item called the Carbon-Free Energy Resource Adjustment (CFRA) on their monthly utility distribution invoices. The CFRA will come with an associated usage-based credit or charge.

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Electricity deregulation is coming to Lubbock, Texas, which means you have the power to choose your retail energy supplier. Here's what you need to know before you make the switch!

The FirstEnergy Pennsylvania utilities have new price-to-compare rate increases for residential and commercial customers starting December 1, 2023.

Since 2008, the average electricity prices for customers in places in competitive states and jurisdictions where they have energy choices have gone up by about 10.6%. But in areas where there's only one utility company (monopoly states), prices have shot up much more, by about 40.3%.

Ohio's community electric aggregation programs are underway. Failing to opt out of these programs can have a significant impact on your electricity bills.

Electrify America recently sent a message to its electric vehicle customers, revealing significant billing changes set to take effect on August 17th this year. Here's what you need to know.

Duquesne Light Cost-to-Compare Rate Increase 2023

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Installing electric vehicle chargers at your hotel is a wise business decision. Here are 6 reasons hoteliers should install EV chargers at hotels.

The FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Rate Increase Price to Compare 2023

NOPEC Services Returns to Ohio with Energy Aggregation Program

Ohio business owners have been affected by the FirstEnergy Rate Increase in 2023. Find out how to protect yourself from the new price-to-compare.

Worried about the Duke Energy Rate increase in 2023? When you look at their weighted-average rate, you have an actual rate of $0.089338/kWh, which will be the average price-to-compare (PTC.)