PECO

PECO (Philadelphia Electric Company), an Exelon company headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is the largest electric utility in Pennsylvania, serving approximately 1.7 million customers across southeastern Pennsylvania. While not directly installing or manufacturing solar panels, PECO plays a critical role in the region’s transition toward renewable energy as a regulated utility facilitating customer adoption of distributed generation, particularly rooftop solar. It enables residential and commercial customers to connect privately owned photovoltaic (PV) systems to its grid via structured interconnection agreements and offers a net metering program allowing customers to receive bill credits for excess energy. PECO also administers incentive programs for businesses considering larger-scale installations. Additionally, PECO has committed to increasing its own procurement of renewable power, recently agreeing to purchase output from a new 25-megawatt utility-scale solar project. Overall, PECO acts as both an enabler of private-sector clean energy adoption through robust interconnection/net metering frameworks and as a major purchaser of large-scale renewable power within its service territory.

Product(s) / Service(s)

Solar Interconnection
Net Metering
Solar Incentives
Rebates
Customer Support
Consultation
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PECO launches the final phase of its two-year solar credit procurement program

SOLAR MAG - Feb 15, 2022 EST

PECO, Pennsylvania’s largest electric and natural gas utility, has launched the final phase of its two-year solar credit procurement program. This program is part of…