October 7, 2026
Pennsylvania Consumer Advocate Proposes All Capacity Costs Be Assigned To Utility, With Nonbypassable Cost Recovery
New Default Service Class For Large Loads, With Minimum Stays
In proposals to ensure that non-large-load customers do not incur any costs due to the proliferation of large loads, the Pennsylvania Office of Consumer Advocate has offered three proposals addressing capacity cost allocation at PPL Electric Utilities, including a proposal for PPL Electric to assume all wholesale capacity costs for retail customers, with allocation to individuals customers addressed in a retail tariff