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PECO Posts Commercial Prices to Compare for Period Starting October 1

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PECO's General Service (GS) electric Price to Compare for customers under 100 kW will increase to 10.87 cents per kWh for the three-month period starting October 1.

The current under 100 kW Price to Compare is 10.32 cents per kWh.

For GS customers with demands between 100 kW and 500 kW, the Price to Compare will decrease to 10.14 cents per kWh, from the current 10.47 cents.

Primary Distribution Power (PD) customers under 100 kW will have a Price to Compare of 10.51 cents starting October 1 versus the current 9.97 cents

For PD customers in the 100-500 kW class, the new Price to Compare is 9.80 cents, versus the current 10.12 cents.

The new High Tension Power (HT) Prices to Compare are 10.11 cents for customers under 100 kW, and 9.42 cents for customers in the 100-500 kW class.

Additional commercial Prices to Compare (for streetlighting, etc.) can be found on PECO's website, along with a breakout of the Price to Compare's individual components.

As first reported by Matters yesterday (8/16), the new residential Rate R Price to Compare is 11.14 cents per kWh.

Additionally, the Residential Heating (RH) Price to Compare will be 10.98 cents for usage up to 600 kWh, and 6.01 cents for usage over 600 kWh.

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