Electric utility in Pennsylvania
West Penn Power is a subsidiary of First Energy, which serves over six million electricity customers in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions. West Penn delivers electricity to residents in central and southwestern Pennsylvania, including Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Crawford, Lawrence, Mercer, and Venango counties.
| Plan Name | Plan Length | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Public Power - 4 Month Fixed | 4 months | $0.055 / kWh |
| Verde Energy - Clean Power 24 | 24 months | $0.057 / kWh |
| Verde Energy - Clean Power 12 | 12 months | $0.058 / kWh |
| Public Power - 12 Month Fixed | 12 months | $0.059 / kWh |
| Verde Energy - Green Guardian 12 | 12 months | $0.059 / kWh |
| Clearview Energy - GreenValueAssurance6 | 6 months | $0.061 / kWh |
| Constellation - 12 Month Home Power Plan | 12 months | $0.063 / kWh |
| Constellation - 36 Month Home Power Plan | 36 months | $0.063 / kWh |
| Constellation - 6 Month Home Power Plan | 6 months | $0.063 / kWh |
| Public Power - 24 Month Fixed | 24 months | $0.063 / kWh |
| Direct Energy - Live Brighter 12 | 12 months | $0.064 / kWh |
| Constellation - 24 Month Green Home Power Plan | 24 months | $0.065 / kWh |
| Constellation - 18 Month Home Power Plan | 18 months | $0.066 / kWh |
| Direct Energy - Live Brighter 18 | 18 months | $0.067 / kWh |
| Clearview Energy - ClearGreenGuarantee12 | 12 months | $0.070 / kWh |
Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 10/28/2020, 9:31:59 AM CDT for ZIP Code 15063. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.
The price to compare is the rate per kilowatt-hour (kWh) you’re charged for your electricity supply. Knowing this figure makes it easier to shop for an electric supplier.
For residential customers, West Penn Power’s price to compare is 5.125 cents per kWh. To check this rate against other electric providers, simply enter your ZIP code above.
Note: Regardless of the company you select to supply your electricity, West Penn Power will continue to deliver it to your home via its lines and other infrastructure, and it will add a charge to your bill for that service.
To report power outages or downed power lines, you should contact West Penn directly.
Updated: 4/4/2019