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Power For Tomorrow: 9 Of 10 States With Highest Electric Rates Are "Deregulated"; Residential Customers Paid 60% More In Deregulated States

Power for Tomorrow (PFT) which advocates, "for the benefits of well-regulated electric utilities that deliver reliable and affordable power to customers," released a report stating, "In the contiguous United States (U.S.), residential customers in deregulated electricity states paid 60.4% more on average in 2025 than residential customers in traditionally regulated states -- 23.41 cents per kilowatt-hour compared to just 14.60 cents."

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AG Says 50% Of Residential Customer Losses Under Retail Choice Are From Retail Suppliers Charging Only 10-30% More Than SOS; AG Says Eliminating Egregious Bad Actors Won't Solve Problem

AG Says Residential Choice Customers Paid $87 Million More Than Default Service For Latest Annual Period AG's Latest Report Seeks Regulation, Solutions; Drops Prior Language Which Emphasized "Ban" On Individual Electric Choice

Eliminating "bad actor" retail electric suppliers from the market, who charge the highest rates above default service, won't materially reduce the consumer loss under retail choice, the Office of Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell (AGO) alleged in a new report comparing residential…

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ICC ORMD Report: ComEd Shopping Customers Paid 2.4¢/kWh More Than Default Service In Past Year

Retail Supplier Rate Of Nearly 40¢, Charged For Four Months, Reported ComEd Residential Market Nearly Reaches Highly Concentrated Status

Residential customers on alternative retail electric supply (ARES) at Commonwealth Edison in Illinois paid, on average, 2.46¢ per kWh more for electricity supply in the past 12-month period (June 2024 through May 2025) versus the ComEd price to compare, per an annual report from the Office of Retail…

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Attorney General Reports Retail Supplier Charging An Average Rate of 50¢/kWh

AG Says Residential Choice Customers Paid $73 Million More Than Default Service For Latest Annual Period Retail Suppliers Say Residential Customers Could Have Saved $763 Million In 2024 By Shopping

A retail electric supplier in Massachusetts charged residential customers an average rate of 51¢ per kWh for the period July 2023 to June 2024, the Massachusetts Attorney General (AG or AGO) said in an updated report on costs under competitive retail electric supply versus default service

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