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How to Compare Pike County Light & Power Electricity Rates

The current PCLP price to compare is 13.43¢ per kilowatt-hour (kWh) effective June 1st, 2026. Take advantage of Energy Choice, learn how to shop Pike County energy rates, compare providers and potentially save money on your electricity bill.

Author: Adam Cain | Updated:

Pike County Light & Power (PCLP),based in Milford, provides essential energy services to thousands of residential and commercial customers across northeastern Pennsylvania, including communities like Milford, Westfall, and Matamoras. The company focuses on delivering reliable utility service while modernizing local infrastructure to support regional safety, sustainability, and efficiency.

Differences Between a Utility vs. Energy Supplier

In Pennsylvania, the power to choose your energy provider is a result of the state’s Energy Choice program. While the roles of the utility and the supplier are distinct, they work together to keep your lights on.

Utility Company

Your local utility is determined by where you live. You cannot switch your utility because they own and maintain the physical “grid.” Pike County Light & Power (PCLP) is a utility company that serves a small area of Pike County Pennsylvania.

  • Responsibilities: They own the poles, wires, and transformers. They are responsible for delivering electricity to your home, fixing downed power lines, and responding to outages.
  • The Bill: Even if you switch suppliers, the utility still sends your bill and handles customer service.

Energy Supplier

In Pennsylvania’s deregulated market, the energy supplier generates or purchases electricity from wholesale markets and competes to sell power to customers.

  • Responsibilities: You can choose your energy supplier for the “supply” portion of your bill, but your local utility remains responsible for delivery, infrastructure, and customer service.
  • Your Options: You can shop for suppliers based on fixed or variable rates, contract lengths, or “green” plans that use 100% renewable energy like wind or solar.

What is the PCLP Price to Compare?

The current Pike County Light & Power price to compare is 13.43¢ per kilowatt-hour (kWh) effective June 1st, 2026.

The “price to compare” (PTC) is a benchmark rate set by your local utility company that allows you to compare their standard electricity rate with offers from other retail suppliers. If a supplier’s rate is lower than the Pike County price per kWh and the plan terms make sense for your household, switching may help lower the supply portion of your bill.

Price to Compare Effective Date Range Price to Compare (rate per kWh)
December 1st, 2025 - May 31st, 2025 11.22¢

Reading and Understanding Your Pike County Electricity Bill

There are two primary types of charges on your PCLP electricity bill, delivery charges and electricity supply charges. By default, your utility sets the price for both your delivery and supply of electricity. Energy Choice allows you to take control of your electricity supply charges.

Delivery Charges

  • Charged by Pike County Light & Power
  • For the maintenance and transmission of electricity (poles, wires, etc.)
  • Does not change when you switch electricity providers

Supply Charges

  • Charged for the electricity that you use
  • Based on a rate per kilowatt-hour (kWh)
  • Can be lower than what you pay PCLP by default
How to Read Your Electricity Bill. Break down of charges found on your bill.

How to Find the Best Pike County Energy Suppliers

To assist customers in their search for the ideal provider that fits their needs we have compiled a list of the Best Pennsylvania Electricity Providers based on product offering, customer service and satisfaction and business integrity.

Pike County Light & Power Customers Who Have Switched to a Retail Electric Supplier

All Pike County customers have Energy Choice, which means you can switch to a retail electricity provider and realize savings on your monthly bill.

Pike County Light & Power Total Switching Customers % of Customers % of Electricity Load
Residential 647 14.8 13.6
Commercial 203 21.8 18.5
Industrial 0 0 0
Total 850 16.0 13.7

Source: PA PUC Official Report of customers who have switched to an electric generation supplier as of June 2026.

PCLP Service Area

PCLP serves a small area of Pike County, Pennsylvania including the following towns:

  • Dingman Township
  • Milford Township
  • Millrift Township
  • Pond Eddy Township
  • Westfall Township

Pike County Light & Power Contact Information