PPL Sees Decline in Residential Shopping, PECO Continues Surge

PPL has returned to a weekly decline in the number of residential electric customers on competitive supply while PECO continues to see a surge in weekly residential shopping growth, according to the October 10 migration data from the Pennsylvania PUC.

Link to 10/10/12 Weekly Migration Report

Matters has also developed a comparison of the migration levels from the 10/3/12 Report to the 10/10/12 Report.

Link to Matters' Comparison of Weekly Migration

From September 30 to October 6, PPL saw the number of residential customers on competitive supply decline by 239 accounts, versus the week-ago growth of 200 accounts.

From October 3 to October 9, PECO saw the number of residential customers on competitive supply grow by 3,500 accounts, nearly double the week-ago growth of 1,850 accounts. A new, higher residential Price to Compare took effect at PECO on October 1.

From October 4 to October 10, West Penn Power saw the number of residential customers on competitive supply grow by 1,600 accounts, up from the week-ago growth of 1,450 accounts.

From October 4 to October 10, Penelec saw the number of residential customers on competitive supply grow by 800 accounts, which was even with the week-ago growth.

From October 4 to October 10, Met-Ed saw the number of residential customers on competitive supply grow by 176 accounts, versus the week-ago growth of 300 accounts.

From October 4 to October 10, Penn Power saw the number of residential customers on competitive supply increase by only 26 accounts, versus the week-ago growth of 48 accounts.

From September 30 to October 6, Duquesne Light saw the number of residential customers on competitive supply grow by 822 accounts, versus the week-ago growth of 553 accounts.