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Pennsylvania Electricity Rates Increase June 2025 – Here’s Why

Pennsylvania is part of the PJM Interconnection, which manages the electric grid for PA and 12 other states. Your electricity bill includes not only energy and delivery costs, but also capacity costs. PA capacity costs incent power generators to maintain sufficient supply on the electric grid during times of peak demand.

Here’s what you can do to keep your bills under control.

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Purchasing Business Electricity: Energy Procurement Strategy

What’s your energy procurement strategy? For most small business owners, this is just another item that they purchase for their business. You mark the calendar to shop for your next contract, but may give very little thought to other aspects of it.

Here are four things to think about for your energy procurement strategy, to get the best commercial electricity price for your business.

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Who is the Biggest Electricity Provider in Texas?

The largest Retail Electricity Provider (REP) brand in Texas is Reliant Energy, with 1,545,510 residential customers. The second largest retail electricity provider brand in Texas is TXU Energy, with 1,442,516 residential customers.

Five parent corporations (NRG Energy, Vistra Corp., Just Energy Group, NextEra Energy Inc. and Constellation Energy Corporation) control 90% of the Texas residential electricity customer base.

Data Source: All retail electricity providers in Texas must file their customer counts by type of customer with the Energy Information Administration. We’ve extracted and analyzed data from the EIA 2025 Annual Electric Power Industry Report released October 7, 2026, and appended their parent corporation.

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Managing Your Commercial Electricity Contract

When you signed your commercial electricity contract, it included a list of meters and service addresses covered by the contract. It also included benchmark usage information (typically your historical usage) and clauses about penalties for material changes in usage.

All that comes into play when things change. Whether it’s an additional location, moving to a new location, adding new equipment or selling your business, material changes can have an impact on your electricity contract. This article will help you understand what to look for.

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