These cost drivers are not unique to any one utility even though they may address them differently. Delaware’s municipal electric utilities are public power providers, meaning they are not-for-profit and…
Why does your bill change, even if you don’t?
Planning for peak usage, like the hottest days of the year, is very important to ensure the lights stay on. While…
Why does your bill change, even if you don’t?
All utilities share in the cost of maintaining and upgrading power infrastructure. The cost to utilities is decided at the federal…
Why does your bill change, even if you don’t?
Utilities must meet several federal, regional, & state rules like renewable energy standards and emissions limits, which add to the cost…
Why does your bill change, even if you don’t?
Pricing for the fuel required to run power generation sources fluctuate throughout the year – similar to gas for your car.…
