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National Park Service, a US government agency, has given final approval for the proposed 146-mile Susquehanna-Roseland power line. Construction for the project, which is undertaken by Public Service Electric and Gas in New Jersey and PPL Electric Utilities in Pennsylvania, has already …
The National Park Service has granted final approved to a controversial, high-voltage power line running through Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. The action clears the last major hurdle facing the $1.2 billion Susquehanna-Roseland project, a 500-kilovolt line that will run from …
The cost of PECO-supplied electricity jumped 21.5 percent Monday, and will remain at the new rate through the end of 2012, Philly.com reports. That amounts to an increase of $13.95 a month for a customer using 750-kilowatt hours, the site calculated.
The Susquehanna-Roseland power line, a grid upgrade that will improve electric service for millions of people in the Northeast, received final approval from the National Park Service when the agency issued a record of decision late October 1 affirming the utility-chosen route.
The Pennsylvania PUC, in an order on rehearing and clarification, has clarified the price that will be charged to customers participating in the retail opt-in program at the FirstEnergy electric distribution companies, for service beginning June 1, 2013.
The Pennsylvania PUC, in a binding poll yesterday, rejected a proposed 12-month reconciliation for default service costs at PECO, in addressing PECO’s default service plan for the period June 1, 2013 through May 31, 2015.
A “discussion document” outlining the retail electric market end state proposal in Pennsylvania contemplates that all non-hourly default service customers, including residential customers, would receive a 90-day full requirements load following default service price resulting from quarterly auctions.
In what had been the expected outcome of the Pennsylvania PUC’s investigation of the retail electric market design, despite much hot air to the contrary, the PUC has stopped short of a shift in the default service supplier role, declining to place retail suppliers in that role or otherwise conduct …
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