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Current Pittsburgh market listings include supplier offers below Duquesne Light's current Price to Compare.
Compare current rates →Compare Pittsburgh electricity suppliers, Duquesne Light rates, fixed and variable plans, renewable electricity options and contract terms. Enter your ZIP code to see plans available in your area.
Enter your ZIP code to find electricity suppliers and plans available in the Duquesne Light 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.
The lowest advertised electricity rate isn't automatically the cheapest choice. Compare the supplier rate, contract terms, fees and how the offer compares with Duquesne Light.
Current Pittsburgh market listings include supplier offers below Duquesne Light's current Price to Compare.
Compare current rates →Fixed-rate contracts can provide more predictable supply pricing during the contract period.
Understand fixed rates →Compare green electricity plans and renewable-energy offers if environmental impact is important to you.
See renewable options →Lower-usage customers should pay close attention to monthly charges, minimums, credits and the effective rate at actual usage.
Estimate your usage →The table below combines Duquesne Light's current residential Price to Compare with representative supplier offers listed for the Pittsburgh market. Supplier offers vary by ZIP code and can change frequently.
| Provider | Example plan | Rate* | Term | 1,000 kWh benchmark* | Plan type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
American Power & Gas
|
Pittsburgh market offer |
9.99¢
/kWh
|
1 month | ~$100* | Variable | View |
|
Clearview Energy
|
Pittsburgh market offer |
10.39¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$104* | Fixed | View |
|
Indra Energy
|
Pittsburgh market offer |
11.49¢
/kWh
|
2 months | ~$115* | Short term | View |
|
Public Power
|
Pittsburgh market offer |
11.49¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$115* | Fixed | View |
|
APG&E
|
Pittsburgh market offer |
11.80¢
/kWh
|
4 months | ~$118* | Fixed | View |
|
Inspire Clean Energy
|
Renewable electricity example |
12.89¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$129* | Renewable | View |
|
Energy Harbor
|
Pittsburgh market offer |
12.99¢
/kWh
|
15 months | ~$130* | Fixed | View |
|
Major Energy
|
Pittsburgh market offer |
13.19¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$132* | Fixed | View |
|
Direct Energy
|
Pennsylvania fixed-rate example |
13.49¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$135* | Fixed | View |
|
Frontier Utilities
|
Pittsburgh market offer |
13.59¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$136* | Fixed | View |
|
XOOM Energy
|
Pittsburgh market offer |
13.59¢
/kWh
|
6 months | ~$136* | Fixed | View |
|
Duquesne Light
Utility default supply
|
Residential Price to Compare |
14.14¢
/kWh
|
Jun–Nov 2026 | ~$141* | Utility | View |
*Rates shown are representative Pittsburgh/Duquesne Light market snapshots available around August 27, 2026. Supplier rates can vary by ZIP code, usage, eligibility, promotional terms and offer date. The 1,000-kWh figures are simple rate × usage benchmarks and should not be interpreted as complete monthly bills. Supplier charges, utility delivery charges, taxes, credits and other applicable fees can change the actual amount paid. Duquesne Light's standard residential 14.14¢/kWh Price to Compare applies from June 1 through November 30, 2026.
Pittsburgh electricity shoppers should compare the supplier's effective rate with Duquesne Light's current Price to Compare and consider whether a fixed, variable or renewable plan fits their household.
Pittsburgh 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 Duquesne Light's current Price to Compare.
Apartments and smaller homes may use substantially less electricity than 1,000 kWh. Check monthly charges, minimums and credits carefully.
Many electricity shopping pages use 1,000 kWh as a convenient comparison point. Your actual usage may be higher or lower.
Pittsburgh winters can produce very different electricity consumption depending on whether your home uses electric, gas or another heating fuel.
Warm summer weather can increase electricity consumption, particularly in homes with central air conditioning.
Your electricity supplier is only one part of the final bill. Duquesne Light delivery charges and other regulated charges can also affect what you pay.
This is the portion associated with the electricity supply itself. You may receive supply service from Duquesne Light or an eligible competitive electric generation supplier.
Duquesne Light operates the distribution system that delivers electricity to homes and businesses in its service territory. Distribution charges remain applicable regardless of supplier choice.
Duquesne Light's Price to Compare includes default-service supply and transmission charges, but it is not the complete delivered electricity bill.
Compare the supplier's effective price against Duquesne Light's current Price to Compare.
Check whether the offer is month-to-month, 2 months, 4 months, 6 months, 12 months or longer.
Determine whether you will owe a fee if you cancel before the contract expires.
A low introductory rate may change later. Understand how and when the supplier can change the rate.
If renewable energy matters to you, check the plan's renewable percentage and applicable environmental disclosures.
Supplier offers can vary by ZIP code and utility service territory. Use your exact ZIP code when comparing electricity plans.
Enter your ZIP code and compare available electricity supplier offers for your area.
Important things to know before switching electricity suppliers in Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh 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. Duquesne Light's Price to Compare is a comparison benchmark for default-service supply and transmission and is not the complete electricity bill. 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.