The PSC commission staff has responded to dozens of high bill complaints from Delmarva Power customers in January. The primary driver for the high bills are the colder weather this January compared to last January. Delmarva Power redesigned their bill to increase transparency by showing various components of a customer’s bill in a graphical format. […]
Read MoreThe Public Service Commission values utility customer feedback and participation in our proceedings, and we try to be as transparent as possible. Here are ways you can be heard by the Public Service Commission:
Read MoreOn January 15, 2025, Veolia Water Delaware submitted a rate increase request for $15.9 millon dollars. Veolia cites increased costs in facilities related to mitigating forever chemicals in the company’s water suppler. Customers can review the application and learn additional details by searching for PSC docket number 25-0037 on the commission’s electronic filing system, DelaFile […]
Read MoreOn December 23rd, PJM filed a termination notice at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) ending the reliability must run (RMR) tariff with NRG for operations at NRG’s Indian River coal plant. NRG has 65 days to wind down operations at the plant. PJM entered into the RMR agreement with NRG until additional transmission capacity […]
Read MoreThe Delaware Public Service Commission joins communities across North America in celebrating Drinking Water Week, an annual observance led by the American Water Works Association. Taking place May 5- 11 this year, Drinking Water Week serves to highlight the importance of safe drinking water and recognize the tireless efforts of local water professionals who ensure […]
Read MoreOn April 18, 2024, at 2:00 P.M. EST, a public hearing will be held at the Commission to finalize the interim rates.
Read MoreNARUC and State Regulators Remind You to Call 811 Before Digging at Home or Work
Read MoreOn Thursday, April 18 at 2pm, the proposed settlement agreement will be heard by the Commission.
Read MoreOrbit Energy & Power (“Orbit”), a residential solar rooftop installer in Delaware, has declared bankruptcy and is no longer serving customers in Delaware. Orbit customers may be part of different programs and in different stages of registration. We offer the following tips to customers. 1. If you have applied for the Green Grant Delaware, contact […]
Read MoreThe Public Service Commission values utility customer feedback and participation in our proceedings, and we try to be as transprent as possible,
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