Commercial rate guide for PPL — Eastern and central Pennsylvania including Allentown, Harrisburg, Scranton, and the Lehigh Valley. Serves approximately 1.4 million customers.
GS-1 (general service small) and GS-3 (general service large) with demand charges above 25 kW. PJM capacity costs allocated via PLC (peak load contribution). Default service set by competitive procurement.
Rising
5.6% delivery rate increase effective January 2026 approved by PA PUC; default s
5.6% delivery rate increase effective January 2026 approved by PA PUC; default service supply rate decreased 2.1% effective June 2025
Property managers with PPL accounts frequently encounter these billing challenges:
PJM capacity PLC tag volatility
Default service vs. competitive supply billing reconciliation
Distribution system improvement charge (DSIC) increasing quarterly
Smart meter data access for property managers
Act 129 energy efficiency rider charges
Businesses can choose their energy supplier in this market.
Full electric generation choice under PA restructuring since 1999. Delivery regulated by PPL under PA PUC oversight. Competitive supply available from licensed EGSs.
Distribution system improvement charge (DSIC) update pending before PA PUC; smart meter deployment cost recovery filing
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