PECO Utility Resources

PECO bills provide a breakdown of supply, delivery, and other charges. It includes meter readings, usage history, and payment details. Learn how to understand these sections to manage your energy usage better.

Bill increases could be due to seasonal changes, higher energy usage, or rate adjustments. Review your usage trends and check for updates on rates from PECO.

PECO’s supply charges cover the cost of energy, while delivery charges pay for the infrastructure used to deliver that energy. These charges are separated on your bill for transparency.

You can lower your bill by using energy-efficient appliances, adjusting your thermostat, and taking advantage of PECO’s energy-saving programs. Consider switching to a time-of-use plan if it suits your lifestyle.

Yes, PECO customers can choose their energy supplier under Pennsylvania’s Energy Choice program. Compare rates from different suppliers to find the best option.

Budget Billing averages your energy costs over the year to help manage your monthly payments. This can be useful for avoiding high bills during peak seasons.

You can enroll in AutoPay through PECO’s online account system. This allows your bills to be automatically paid from your chosen bank account or credit card.

Missing a payment may result in late fees and, eventually, a disconnection notice. Contact PECO’s customer service if you’re facing financial hardship to discuss payment arrangements.

Outages can be reported online via PECO’s website, through their mobile app, or by calling their emergency number. Be sure to have your account information ready.

PECO offers a Time-of-Use rate plan that charges different rates depending on the time of day. It’s ideal for customers who can shift their energy usage to off-peak hours.