Texas Customers
The Texas Electricity market became deregulated on January 1, 2002. Electricity consumers are no longer price takers and now have the power to select a Retail Electricity Provider (REP) of their choice.
Texas Electric Deregulation
Public Utility Commission of Texas
Here are current cities that are deregulated in Texas. Click on the link below to see if your city is deregulated!
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Maryland Customers
In Maryland, The Electric Customer Choice and Competition Act of 1999, was signed into law. Just like the Texas Market, the resident's in Maryland are now able to choose their own REPs. The Maryland Public Service Commission regulates public utilities within the state and sets tariff rates for natural gas and electricity distribution services.
Maryland Electric Deregulation
Maryland Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania, Act 129 adds several new sections to, and amends several existing sections of the Public Utility Code. The Commission will implement the Act in phases. The first phase will deal with the Commission’s obligation to adopt an energy efficiency and conservation (EE&C) program by Jan. 15, 2009. Subsequent phases of the Commission’s Act 129 implementation process will address EDC and default service provider responsibilities; conservation service providers; smart meter technology; time-of-use rates; real-time pricing plans; default service procurement; market misconduct; alternative energy sources; and cost recovery.