Your Power Your Choice Archives

Since January 1, 2010, Pennsylvanians have had the power to chose their electrical provider thanks to electric rate cap expiration. WITF's Your Power: Your Choice is an ongoing effort to help our viewers, listeners and readers understand the impact the changes have on their power costs and usage. From magazine articles and news stories to radio and television features, WITF has a myriad of resources that explain how  to shop for an electrical provider, what the rate caps were, why they expired and more.

Below are a set of archived articles and audio and video clips pertaining to the electricity choice.

CONSERVATION			ELECTRIC RATE CAPS
	Going green a way of life for some midstaters WITF News, 4/22/10			Chambersburg considers another electric rate cut WITF News, 9/27/10
	PA’s Energy Independence WITF TV, 4/13/10			Chambersburg could slash electric rates WITF News, 6/14/10
	Energy Audit WITF TV, 4/13/10			PA Power Authority concept gets mixed reactions WITF News, 4/19/10
	Water & Electricity: Shocking Savings WITF TV, 4/2/10			Help Is Out There WITF TV, 4/2/10
	Midstate potato farm going green with solar energy WITF News, 3/30/10			Choosing A Provider WITF TV, 4/9/10
	Group calls for 10 percent solar by 2030 WITF News, 3/10/10			Electricity to cost less when this year's rate caps expire WITF News, 4/19/10
	Call for more state investment in hybrid vehicles WITF News, 1/22/10			PA Power Authority concept gets mixed reactions WITF News, 4/19/10
	LIHEAP extended into April WITF News, 1/6/10			Lebanon Valley Chamber hopes to add to its electricity buying pool WITF News, 3/23/10
	What role can coal play in our energy future? Radio Smart Talk, 1/5/10			PUC makes revisions to help electric customers WITF News, 3/4/10
	Energy conservation effort underway in Union County community WITF News, 12/31/09			PPL to seek rate hike for 2011 WITF News, 3/3/10
	Solar farm to be built just south of midstate county WITF News, 12/14/09			Understand the impact changes will have on power costs WITF TV, 12/15/09
	DEP says simple steps could help save money on heating bills WITF News, 12/7/09			Adjusting to the end of electric rate caps WITF News, 1/6/10
	Met-Ed, Penelec approved to buy electricity WITF News, 11/16/09			Energy Consumer Bill of Rights unveiled WITF News, 12/30/09
	Solar energy project will be largest in Lancaster County WITF News, 11/16/09			Knox calls for extension of rate caps ... WITF News, 12/9/09
	Some midstaters to get extra help heating their homes WITF News, 11/10/09			Lawmakers hope to revive bill to ease impact when rate caps expire WITF News, 12/7/09
	PPL launches refrig/freezer recyling program WITF News, 11/6/09			Electric Rate Caps Radio Smart Talk, 11/16/09
	Less Money for LIHEAP WITF News, 11/2/09			Hearing set on new PPL pricing proposal WITF News, 11/2/09
	Proposed Solar Farm would power Dauphin County buildings WITF News, 10/14/09			PA’s Rate Cap Explained WITF TV, 10/30/09
	PUC approves utilities' energy efficiency plans WITF News, 10/26/09			Electric Utility Choice WITF TV, 10/30/09
	Electric Rate Shock Central PA Magazine, 8/09			PA Act 129 and You WITF TV, 10/30/09
	PA Electricity Market to Gain Another Competitor WITF News, 7/15/09			Rate Caps with PPL’s Dan McCarthy Radio Smart Talk, 7/24/09
	Schuylkill Chamber Joins Energy Buying Pool WITF News, 5/26/09			Electric Rate Caps Expiration Radio Smart Talk, 4/14/09
	Project to Lessen Impact of Expiration of Rate Caps Altered, WITF News, 4/23/09			Energy Audit Smart Talk TV, 2/19/09
	The Wind & The Willows WITF TV, 4/9/10			Broadcasting live from Chambersburg: Electric Rate Caps Radio Smart Talk, 6/30/10