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Compare Philadelphia electricity suppliers, PECO rates, fixed and variable plans, renewable electricity options and contract terms. Enter your ZIP code to see plans available in your area.

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Find Philadelphia electricity plans

Enter your ZIP code to find electricity suppliers and plans available in the PECO service area.

Supplier rates, availability, fees, renewable content and promotional offers vary by ZIP code and plan. Review the supplier's current offer terms before enrolling.

11.759¢ PECO residential Price to Compare*
10.60¢+ Current supplier offer examples*
1–36 mo. Supplier terms vary
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Which Philadelphia electricity plan is right for you?

The lowest advertised electricity rate isn't automatically the cheapest choice. Compare the supplier rate, contract terms, fees and how the offer compares with PECO.

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Best for low rates

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Best for predictable pricing

Fixed-rate contracts can provide more predictable supply pricing during the contract period.

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Best for renewable energy

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Best for Philadelphia apartments

Lower-usage customers should pay close attention to monthly charges and the effective rate at their actual usage.

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Philadelphia electricity rates

Compare PECO and Philadelphia electricity suppliers

The table below combines PECO's current residential Price to Compare with representative supplier offers available in the Philadelphia/ PECO market. Supplier offers vary by ZIP code and can change frequently.

● Rate snapshot: September 2026
Provider Example plan Rate* Term Supply at 1,000 kWh* Plan type
American Power & Gas
Residential Clean Energy Plan
7.99¢ /kWh
1 month ~$80/mo Variable View
APG&E
Fixed-rate example
10.60¢ /kWh
4 months ~$106/mo Fixed View
Public Power
Fixed-rate example
10.69¢ /kWh
12 months ~$107/mo Fixed View
Clearview Energy
ClearGuarantee12Plus
11.69¢ /kWh
12 months ~$117/mo Fixed View
Frontier Utilities
Secure Power 12
12.19¢ /kWh
12 months ~$122/mo Fixed View
Inspire Clean Energy
Residential renewable example
12.56¢ /kWh
12 months ~$126/mo Renewable View
Direct Energy
Pennsylvania fixed-rate example
12.59¢ /kWh
16 months ~$126/mo Fixed View
Major Energy
12 Month Fixed example
12.79¢ /kWh
12 months ~$128/mo Fixed View
XOOM Energy
12 Month Fixed example
12.89¢ /kWh
12 months ~$129/mo Fixed View
PECO
Utility default supply
Residential Price to Compare
11.759¢ /kWh
Jun–Nov 2026 ~$118/mo Utility View

*Rates shown are representative Philadelphia/PECO market snapshots available around August 27, 2026. Supplier rates can vary by ZIP code, usage, eligibility, promotional terms and offer date. The estimated 1,000-kWh figure is simply the advertised supply rate multiplied by 1,000 and does not represent the complete electricity bill. Supplier monthly charges, taxes, credits, utility delivery charges and other applicable fees may change the actual cost. PECO's 11.759¢/kWh Price to Compare applies to the residential generation supply portion from June 1 through November 30, 2026.

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Compare plans by price and electricity needs

Philadelphia electricity shoppers should compare the supplier's effective rate with PECO's current Price to Compare and consider whether a fixed, variable or renewable plan fits their household.

Clearview Energy
ClearGuarantee12Plus
11.69¢ per kWh*
12 mo. Term
Fixed Rate type
~$117 1,000 kWh*
  • 12-month fixed-rate example
  • Rate is close to PECO's current PTC
  • Review monthly charges if applicable
  • Confirm current ZIP eligibility
Frontier Utilities
Secure Power 12
12.19¢ per kWh*
12 mo. Term
Fixed Rate type
~$122 1,000 kWh*
  • 12-month fixed-rate example
  • Rate-lock pricing structure
  • Review current contract terms
  • Availability depends on ZIP code
Inspire Clean Energy
Renewable electricity example
12.56¢ per kWh*
12 mo. Term
Green Energy
~$126 1,000 kWh*
  • Renewable-energy option
  • Compare environmental disclosures
  • Compare effective cost with PECO
  • Current offer may vary by ZIP
Philadelphia electricity guide

How to choose the best electricity plan

Philadelphia electricity shoppers should not choose a supplier based only on the advertised cents-per-kWh rate. Compare the complete supply price, contract terms, supplier fees and PECO's current Price to Compare.


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500 kWh
Lower-usage household

Apartments and smaller homes may use substantially less electricity than 1,000 kWh. Check monthly charges, minimums and credits carefully.

1,000 kWh
Standard comparison level

Many electricity shopping pages use 1,000 kWh as a convenient comparison point. Your actual usage may be higher or lower.

Winter
Heating affects electricity usage

Philadelphia homes can have very different electric usage depending on whether heating is electric, gas or another fuel.

Summer
Air conditioning matters

Hot and humid summer weather can increase electricity consumption, especially in homes with central air.

Understand your bill

What determines your Philadelphia electric bill?

Your electricity supplier is only one part of the final bill. PECO delivery charges and other regulated charges can also affect what you pay.

Electricity generation supply

This is the portion associated with the electricity supply itself. You may receive supply service from PECO or an eligible competitive electric generation supplier.

PECO delivery

PECO operates the distribution system that delivers electricity to homes and businesses in its service territory. Delivery charges remain applicable regardless of supplier choice.

Taxes, fees and adjustments

The Price to Compare is not the complete electricity bill. Delivery charges, taxes, supplier fees and other applicable adjustments can affect the final amount.

Before you switch

Five things to check before choosing a plan

1. Effective supply rate

Compare the supplier's effective price against PECO's current Price to Compare.

2. Contract length

Check whether the offer is month-to-month, 4 months, 6 months, 12 months or longer.

3. Early termination fee

Determine whether you will owe a fee if you cancel before the contract expires.

4. Variable pricing

A low introductory rate may change later. Understand how and when the supplier can change the rate.

5. Renewable content

If renewable energy matters to you, check the plan's renewable percentage and applicable environmental disclosures.

Philadelphia service areas

Electricity providers by Philadelphia area

Supplier offers can vary by ZIP code and utility service territory. Use your exact ZIP code when comparing electricity plans.

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Philadelphia electricity FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Important things to know before switching electricity suppliers in Philadelphia.

Who are the best electricity providers in Philadelphia?
The best supplier depends on your ZIP code, electricity usage, preferred contract length, rate structure and budget. Philadelphia customers in the PECO service territory can compare PECO's supply service with offers from competitive electric generation suppliers.
What is the PECO electricity rate right now?
PECO's residential Price to Compare is 11.759 cents per kWh for the generation supply portion from June 1 through November 30, 2026. This is a supply comparison rate and is not the complete delivered electricity bill.
Does PECO choose my electricity supplier?
PECO provides regulated electric delivery service in its territory. Eligible customers can choose who provides their electricity generation supply, including PECO or an alternative electric generation supplier.
Does Philadelphia have deregulated electricity?
Pennsylvania has a competitive electricity supply market. Customers in the PECO service territory can generally choose among PECO's default supply service and competitive supplier offers.
Is a low cents-per-kWh rate always cheapest?
No. A supplier's advertised rate may be fixed, variable or subject to additional terms. Compare the effective supply cost, contract length, monthly charges, cancellation provisions and other applicable fees.
Should I choose a fixed-rate electricity plan?
Fixed-rate plans can make the electricity supply price more predictable during the contract. However, you should still compare the complete offer and understand any early termination fee.
Can I switch electricity suppliers in Philadelphia?
Eligible PECO customers can generally choose an alternative electric generation supplier for the supply portion of their service. PECO continues to provide delivery service.
Why is my Philadelphia electricity bill higher in summer?
Electricity usage can increase during summer because of air conditioning and cooling. Your total bill depends on electricity consumption plus applicable supply, delivery, taxes and other charges.
How do I find the cheapest electricity plan for my Philadelphia home?
Start with your ZIP code and typical monthly electricity usage. Compare available supplier offers with PECO's current Price to Compare, then review the complete supplier disclosure and contract terms before enrolling.

Philadelphia electricity pricing disclosure: Rates and plans displayed on this page are representative market snapshots and can change frequently. Supplier rates may differ by ZIP code, usage, plan eligibility, promotional terms and contract. PECO's Price to Compare is not the complete electricity bill because distribution, taxes and other applicable charges are separate. The lowest advertised cents-per-kWh rate does not necessarily represent the lowest total cost. Always review the current supplier disclosure statement and contract terms before enrolling.

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