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Pennsylvania large-load framework

Statewide model tariff

The PA PUC adopted a model tariff for every jurisdictional electric distribution company. It applies to new or incremental loads at or above 50 MW individually or 100 MW in aggregate. The model sets the statewide baseline, but each utility must file its own enforceable tariff and obtain Commission approval.

Current position
Statewide model tariff with utility-specific implementation
Policy status
Adopted
Implementation
1 effective tariff
Actions
2
Tariffs
1

Customer framework

Key requirements

Eligibility threshold

50 MW single site · 100 MW aggregate

Minimum payment

80% of contracted demand

Minimum contract term

5+ years after a 3–5 year ramp

Credit and collateral
Network and interconnection costs
Exit protection
Unrecovered facilities cost or remaining minimum charges
Grid infrastructure
Utility-specific filing requiredImplementation pending
Generation and resource costs
Not identified in the statewide model

Official actions

2

Statewide action

Pennsylvania model tariff for large-load customers

Approved

The Commission adopted a statewide model tariff for new or incremental large loads at or over 50 MW individually or 100 MW in aggregate. It is guidance for utility-specific filings rather than a self-executing statewide rate. The docket remains active after reconsideration activity and June 2026 follow-up rulemaking questions.

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PPL Electric

PPL Electric Utilities general rate case

Effective

PPL Electric requested a $356.27 million annual distribution revenue increase. The Commission authorized approximately $275 million, rates became effective July 1, 2026, and reconsideration remains pending after a July 8 procedural order.

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Utility instruments

Pennsylvania published tariffs

Only utility instruments with a published tariff record appear here. State policy and pending implementation remain in the framework above.

Rate Schedule LP-6

PPL Electric · PA

effectiveauthorized · Effective Jul 1, 2026
Threshold50 MW
Term10 years
Minimum pay80%

“Not specified” means the current official tariff record does not establish a normalized term. Retail tariff requirements are not inferred from wholesale-grid rules, interconnection processes, or pending policy proceedings.