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1 cause of high bills. Hot weather – Cooling can account for half or more of your electric bill during the summer. When you lower your thermostat, it causes your A/C to run longer, which increases energy use. Cold weather – Heating is two to three times more expensive than cooling.

per kilowatt-hour to 1.544 cents per kilowatt-hour effective January 1, 2023.

Keep in mind that some electricity providers switch you to a variable-rate plan at the end of a fixed-rate contract. If this happens, power bills can rise suddenly: You have been paying a fixed kWh price for months (or years), and suddenly that price is updated.

Through this program, Electric Generation Suppliers (EGS) offer a 12-month fixed price that is set at 7 percent below Duquesne Light's Price-To-Compare (PTC) at the date of customer enrollment.

Price to Compare Duquesne Light Company Class Average Price to Compare by Rate Class in Cents Per Kilowatt HourRateNamePTC ACTUAL 12/01/2022GM > 200 kWGeneral Service MediumN/AGMH < 25 kWGeneral Service Medium Heating9.99GMH > 25 < 200 kWGeneral Service Medium Heating21.8514 more rows

Insufficient insulation may be the single biggest culprit behind high energy bills. Think about the work your HVAC system goes through to keep your home at your desired temperature, especially if you live in an extreme climate. If your home isn't insulated properly, your warm or cool air will escape.

For the Application Period December 1, 2022, through May 31, 2023, the supply charge for Lighting customers has increased from 4.7956 ¢/kWh to 6.1053 ¢/kWh.

For the Application Period December 1, 2022, through May 31, 2023, the supply charge for Lighting customers has increased from 4.7956 ¢/kWh to 6.1053 ¢/kWh.