Atlantic City Electric customers who have not shopped for competitive rates saw their default electric rates increase by 18% on October 1. The increase is expected to stay in effect through February of 2012. Whether or not the rates will increase or decrease at that point is anyone’s guess. Electricity customers in the southern New …
Over the past year electric suppliers have entered the residential market in New Jersey. Though New Jersey deregulated their electricity market in 2003, NJ electric suppliers did not start offering service to residential customers until recently. Electricity companies were unable to offer power prices that were lower than NJ utility default rates, causing them to …
New Jersey energy customers are starting to take advantage of electricity and natural gas deregulation. Residential customers in PSE&G, JCP&L, Atlantic City Electric, and Rockland Electric are finding lower electric rates than their utility basic generation service rates which serve as a default rate for consumers who choose not to shop for competitive rates. Due …
Atlantic City Electric customers are saving up to 22 percent on the supply portion of their electric bills by shopping for electricity prices in the competitive marketplace. The Atlantic City Electric bill is divided into two sections: “Delivery Charges” and “Supply Charges” On average delivery charges makeup 30 percent of the electric bill. These charges …
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