West Penn Power Weekly Residential Migration Continues to be In Excess of 4,000 Customers

West Penn Power continues to see weekly residential migration growth in excess of 4,000 customers, according to the latest statistics from the Pennsylvania PUC.

As first reported by Matters yesterday 9/1, the latest weekly statistics reflect the continued decline in residential migration at PPL Electric Utilities.

For the most recent week, PPL saw a net loss of 1,566 migrated residential customers, accelerating the loss of 22 in the immediately prior week. As previously reported (8/25), the decrease likely reflects Dominion Retail's decision to return about 8,500 customers to default service.

Link to 8/31/11 Weekly Migration Report

Matters has also compiled a comparison of the migration levels from the 8/31/11 Report versus the 8/24/11 Report, as well as comparing the rate of migration in each of the past two weeks.

Link to Matters' Comparison of Weekly Migration

Aside from PPL, residential migration growth for the most recent week was consistent with the week-ago levels.

At West Penn Power, weekly residential migration growth was 4,300, down slightly from nearly 4,500 a week ago.

At PECO, weekly residential migration growth was 2,700, up slightly from over 2,500 a week ago.

At Penelec, weekly residential migration growth was 2,000, down slightly from 2,100 a week ago.