An important decision for Pa. electricity customers is coming — and consumers should be watching. Competition works because it trusts customers to decide what matters most to them. Protect choice. Trust consumers. More from @PittsburghPG. post-gazette.com/business/po…

NEW BLOG! Electricity competition puts consumers in control. Pennsylvanians can compare suppliers, prices, contract terms and energy options — and choose the plan that works best for them. That’s the power of #energychoice. Learn more. ⤵️ powerchoicepa.com/post/the-p…

Pennsylvania electricity customers have the power to shop. Visit #PAPowerSwitch, enter your ZIP code and compare available electricity plans, rates and options to find what works best for you. Shopping takes just a few minutes. papowerswitch.com/

Pennsylvania’s competitive electricity market doesn’t just give consumers choices — it gives them strong protections, too. Learn more about the safeguards protecting PA electricity customers. powerchoicepa.com/post/penns…

$7 BILLION. That’s how much a new @fticonsulting study estimates Pa. electricity customers saved from 2016–25 compared w/ the national average. Competition has delivered real value for consumers. Pennsylvania should build on it — not turn back the clock. allianceforcompetitivepower.…

More than 2 million Pa. electricity customers could be affected by a settlement now before the @PA_PUC. That’s not a minor regulatory change. It could fundamentally alter a competitive market that has given consumers the power to shop for 30+ years. pennlive.com/opinion/2026/09…

What’s been driving higher electric bills in Pennsylvania? According to a new @fticonsulting study, from 2010–2024: ⚡Transmission & distribution costs: +83% ⚡Generation costs: +2% The difference is striking. Read the full study: drive.google.com/file/d/1BfC…

ICYMI: Pa. spent decades building a competitive electricity market where power producers compete & investors bear the risk of new generation. This @DelcoTimes guest column by @RepOMara looks at why proposals to change that structure deserve close scrutiny. delcotimes.com/2026/09/02/gu…

The numbers tell the story. Before restructuring, PA electricity prices averaged 16% ABOVE the national average. From 2016–2025, they averaged 4% BELOW it. A new @fticonsulting study via @AllianceCP_ points to competition as a key part of that turnaround. allianceforcompetitivepower.…

Pennsylvania needs more power. But who builds it — and who carries the risk — matters. This @DelcoTimes guest column by @RepOMara argues that the answer shouldn’t be a return to utility-owned generation backed by captive ratepayers. delcotimes.com/2026/09/02/gu…

Competition has delivered for Pennsylvania consumers. A new @fticonsulting study finds PA customers saved a cumulative $7 BILLION in electricity costs from 2016–2025 compared with the national average. That’s about $735 million a year, via @AllianceCP_. allianceforcompetitivepower.…

Electric Service Reliability Report: With severe weather continuing to test Pa.’s electric systems, #utilities need to strengthen the grid, improve storm preparation & response, & focus investments where they can make the greatest difference for consumers. puc.pa.gov/press-release/202…

ICYMI: Pa. spent nearly 30 years building a competitive electricity market. Now, former @PA_PUC Commissioner @johnrhanger warns that a settlement before the PUC could fundamentally change that system for 2M+ #FirstEnergy customers, via @thecentersquare thecentersquare.com/pennsylv…

ICYMI: A PUC recommendation to approve a proposed #FirstEnergy settlement would make the state less affordable for residents, less desirable for businesses, and less competitive for investment, a former @PA_PUC commissioner says in @PennLive. pennlive.com/opinion/2026/09…

This isn’t a debate about some future energy policy. A settlement before the PUC could reshape electric choice for 2M+ Pa. customers. Former @PA_PUC commish @johnrhanger explains what’s at stake & why the decision deserves attention, via @thecentersquare thecentersquare.com/pennsylv…

A former @PA_PUC commish says a proposed PUC settlement affecting 2 million #FirstEnergy customers could upend Pa.’s competitive electricity market, which for 30 years has given consumers the ability to shop for the plan that works for them, via @PennLive. pennlive.com/opinion/2026/09…

Don’t get boxed into a one-size-fits-all electricity plan. A competitive market lets consumers compare prices, contract terms, renewable options and other features — and take their business elsewhere when they find something better. powerchoicepa.com/post/the-p…

Over the past decade, while competitive energy & capacity costs have remained relatively flat, utilities’ transmission & distribution charges have risen sharply - increases that show up directly on every customer’s electric bill, according to @EPSAnews. epsa.org/wp-content/uploads/…

Competition has lowered the cost of power generation. In fact, Pennsylvanians who have taken advantage of the state’s competitive energy market are paying roughly the same for electricity in 2024 as they did in 1996, via @ChooseMyEnergy. retailenergychoice.org/are-p…

FACT: Consumers in 14 competitive states and jurisdictions saved an estimated $530.6 billion between 2008 and 2024, compared to pricing trends in monopoly states, via @RESAUSA. businesswire.com/news/home/2…