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Duquesne Light Residential, Small Commercial Default Supply Rate To Fall On December 1

Medium C&I Supply Rate Increases 24%

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Duquesne Light filed with the Pennsylvania PUC the default service supply rate for the period beginning December 1, 2019

The default service supply rate, or supply charge, reflects generation supply only, unlike the official Prices to Compare which also reflect transmission and the state tax adjustment surcharge. An official new PTC has not yet been posted

The supply charge for Residential (Rate Schedules RS, RH and RA) customers will be 5.5669¢/kWh for the period December 1, 2019 to May 31, 2020, about 5% lower than the current rate of 5.8822¢/kWh

The supply charge for Small Commercial & Industrial customers (<25 kW, Rate Schedules GS/GM and GMH and Rate Schedule UMS) will be 5.2079¢/kWh for the period December 1, 2019 to May 31, 2020, about 5% lower than the current rate of 5.4951¢/kWh

The supply charge for Medium Commercial & Industrial customers (25-200 kW, Rate Schedules GM and GMH) will be 5.5691¢/kWh for the period December 1, 2019 to February 29, 2020, about 24% higher than the current rate of 4.5047¢/kWh

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