Who Is Choosing Green Power In Pennsylvania?
September 25, 2015
Continuing the trend from prior years, the 2014 Pennsylvania data shows that green power customers are more likely to be residential customer.
The residential class comprised 91.98% of the green power accounts reported to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission for 2014. The small non-residential class has the next highest percentage with 5.36%. The medium non-residential class had 2.42% with the large class having less than 1%.
2014 also experienced a hefty growth in the number of customers signing up for green power. Green power accounts grew by 108,000 accounts or 56% on a consolidated basis, with the growth emanating mostly from residential customers.
The data and the full Retail Choice Activity Reports, which discuss retail electricity choice activity trends in Pennsylvania, are available at https://www.puc.state.pa.us/utility_industry/electricity/retail_choice_activity_reports.aspx.
For more information contact Carl Shultz at cshultz@eckertseamans.com or Dan Clearfield at dclearfield@eckertseamans.com.
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Who Is Choosing Green Power In Pennsylvania?
October 13, 2014
The 2013 Pennsylvania data shows that green power customers are more likely to be residential customers. The residential class comprised 91% of the green power accounts reported to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission. The small non-residential class has the next highest percentage with 5.45%. The medium and large non-residential class each had less than 1%.
This continues the trends from 2012 and 2011.
The data and the full Retail Choice Activity Reports, which discuss retail electricity choice activity trends in Pennsylvania, are available at https://www.puc.state.pa.us/utility_industry/electricity/retail_choice_activity_reports.aspx.
This Eckert Seamans Energy and Utilities Blog is intended to keep readers current on matters affecting businesses and is not intended to be legal advice. If you have any questions about the content of this post, please contact Carl Shultz at (717) 255-3742; cshultz@eckertseamans.com.