Survival After the PPL Electric Rate Cap Elimination

2010 ushered in a new era of higher electric bills. Some opened their bills to find that higher rates coupled with winter weather over doubled what they had paid the previous month. The following links show you how to shop for electric rates, what tax credits and rebates are available and how you can become more energy efficient.

PPL's epower is a gateway to programs, tools and many ways to save energy and money.

PPL provides utility rebates (prepaid VISA cards) for enery efficiency including (click on item of interest):

Programmable Thermostats ($50) Clothes Washer ($75) Refrigerator ($50) Dishwasher ($30) Air Conditioner ($25) Dehumidifier ($10) Heat Pumps & Air Conditioners ($150-$400) Light Fixtures ($10)

Shop for electricity! This is the list of suppliers from the Consumer Advocate Office.

Your price to compare is 10.448 cents/kwh or 0.9098 if you are on an RTS rate. For other rates, click here.