ComEd Residential Migration to Competitive Supply Approaches 40% of Accounts

The Illinois Commerce Commission has posted detailed migration statistics, by customer class, as of October 31, 2012.

Previously, Matters had reported excerpted October 31 residential migration data that had been posted by the ICC apart from the now-updated detailed reports.

See prior story for details on October residential migration in terms of accounts, including growth of accounts from September to October.

As previously reported, ComEd saw the number of residential customers billed on competitive supply increase by about 260,000 during October, while Ameren saw growth of 15,000 residential shoppers (aggregate of all zones).

ComEd residential migration, at 1.266 million customers, has reached 37% of accounts.

The newly updated stats show the percent of residential accounts migrated as of October 31, 2012 as follows:

ComEd: 37.20%

Ameren Rate Zone I (CIPS): 19.31%

Ameren Rate Zone II, (CILCO): 65.05%

Ameren Rate Zone III, (IP): 25.57%

The ICC migration statistics list customers who have switched to a competitive supplier and have completed at least one billing cycle on competitive supply. Accordingly, the data lags completed enrollments

Migration to competitive supply in the ComEd <100 kW commercial class increased by 7,000 accounts during October, versus growth of 8,000 accounts during September, 6,600 accounts during August, 3,700 accounts during July, and 2,300 accounts during June.

Illinois Migration as of October 31, 2012:

ComEd

Ameren Rate Zone I (AmerenCIPS)

Ameren Rate Zone II (AmerenCILCO)

Ameren Rate Zone III (AmerenIP)

Data for MidAmerican and Mt. Carmel has also been updated on the ICC's website.