For customers who receive EcoPlus Power’s LMP Index Product, the electricity price for each billing cycle is established based on the average PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal Price of wholesale electricity during that billing cycle. The PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal is updated continually on PJM’s website at the following web address: https://dataviewer.pjm.com/dataviewer/pages/public/lmp.jsf
Capacity Charge: A fee assessed by the regional grid operator (PJM) to ensure sufficient generation capacity is available to meet customer demand at peak times. This is a standard industry cost and is passed through directly.
Network Integration Transmission Service (NITS): A charge for transporting electricity across the high-voltage transmission system to local utilities. This cost is determined by PJM and also passed through without markup.
Adder: A bundled cost component that covers EcoPlus Power’s operating margin, compliance with renewable portfolio standards, line loss adjustments, and other administrative costs. This is disclosed at the time of enrollment and appears as a separate line item on the bill.
In addition to the Locational Marginal Price, customers are billed a separate line item to cover estimated Capacity charges, estimated Network Integration Transmission Service charges estimated gross receipts tax recovery charge, and an adder to cover EcoPlus’s margin, renewable portfolio standards costs, line losses and other costs and expenses. The adder is a fixed charge that we set to cover various costs associated with supplying electricity, such as purchasing power, managing price risks, and customer service operations. The price includes the potential for volatility, and it may go up or down and may be higher or lower than the electric utility’s price during any given period and there is no guarantee of savings. There is no limit on how much the price may change from one billing cycle to the next.
The graph above shows the average Locational Marginal Price in cents per kwh within ComEd service area over the last month and is updated each month.
For customers who receive EcoPlus Power’s LMP Index Product, the electricity price for each billing cycle is established based on the average PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal Price of wholesale electricity during that billing cycle. The PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal is updated continually on PJM’s website at the following web address: https://dataviewer.pjm.com/dataviewer/pages/public/lmp.jsf
Capacity Charge: A fee assessed by the regional grid operator (PJM) to ensure sufficient generation capacity is available to meet customer demand at peak times. This is a standard industry cost and is passed through directly.
Network Integration Transmission Service (NITS): A charge for transporting electricity across the high-voltage transmission system to local utilities. This cost is determined by PJM and also passed through without markup.
Adder: A bundled cost component that covers EcoPlus Power’s operating margin, compliance with renewable portfolio standards, line loss adjustments, and other administrative costs. This is disclosed at the time of enrollment and appears as a separate line item on the bill.
In addition to the Locational Marginal Price, customers are billed a separate line item to cover estimated Capacity charges, estimated Network Integration Transmission Service charges estimated gross receipts tax recovery charge, and an adder to cover EcoPlus’s margin, renewable portfolio standards costs, line losses and other costs and expenses. The adder is a fixed charge that we set to cover various costs associated with supplying electricity, such as purchasing power, managing price risks, and customer service operations. The price includes the potential for volatility, and it may go up or down and may be higher or lower than the electric utility’s price during any given period and there is no guarantee of savings. There is no limit on how much the price may change from one billing cycle to the next.
The graph above shows the average Locational Marginal Price in cents per kwh within PSEG service area over the last month and is updated each month.
For customers who receive EcoPlus Power’s LMP Index Product, the electricity price for each billing cycle is established based on the average PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal Price of wholesale electricity during that billing cycle. The PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal is updated continually on PJM’s website at the following web address: https://dataviewer.pjm.com/dataviewer/pages/public/lmp.jsf
Capacity Charge: A fee assessed by the regional grid operator (PJM) to ensure sufficient generation capacity is available to meet customer demand at peak times. This is a standard industry cost and is passed through directly.
Network Integration Transmission Service (NITS): A charge for transporting electricity across the high-voltage transmission system to local utilities. This cost is determined by PJM and also passed through without markup.
Adder: A bundled cost component that covers EcoPlus Power’s operating margin, compliance with renewable portfolio standards, line loss adjustments, and other administrative costs. This is disclosed at the time of enrollment and appears as a separate line item on the bill.
In addition to the Locational Marginal Price, customers are billed a separate line item to cover estimated Capacity charges, estimated Network Integration Transmission Service charges estimated gross receipts tax recovery charge, and an adder to cover EcoPlus’s margin, renewable portfolio standards costs, line losses and other costs and expenses. The adder is a fixed charge that we set to cover various costs associated with supplying electricity, such as purchasing power, managing price risks, and customer service operations. The price includes the potential for volatility, and it may go up or down and may be higher or lower than the electric utility’s price during any given period and there is no guarantee of savings. There is no limit on how much the price may change from one billing cycle to the next.
The graph above shows the average Locational Marginal Price in cents per kwh within Duke Energy service area over the last month and is updated each month.
For customers who receive EcoPlus Power’s LMP Index Product, the electricity price for each billing cycle is established based on the average PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal Price of wholesale electricity during that billing cycle. The PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal is updated continually on PJM’s website at the following web address: https://dataviewer.pjm.com/dataviewer/pages/public/lmp.jsf
Capacity Charge: A fee assessed by the regional grid operator (PJM) to ensure sufficient generation capacity is available to meet customer demand at peak times. This is a standard industry cost and is passed through directly.
Network Integration Transmission Service (NITS): A charge for transporting electricity across the high-voltage transmission system to local utilities. This cost is determined by PJM and also passed through without markup.
Adder: A bundled cost component that covers EcoPlus Power’s operating margin, compliance with renewable portfolio standards, line loss adjustments, and other administrative costs. This is disclosed at the time of enrollment and appears as a separate line item on the bill.
In addition to the Locational Marginal Price, customers are billed a separate line item to cover estimated Capacity charges, estimated Network Integration Transmission Service charges estimated gross receipts tax recovery charge, and an adder to cover EcoPlus’s margin, renewable portfolio standards costs, line losses and other costs and expenses. The adder is a fixed charge that we set to cover various costs associated with supplying electricity, such as purchasing power, managing price risks, and customer service operations. The price includes the potential for volatility, and it may go up or down and may be higher or lower than the electric utility’s price during any given period and there is no guarantee of savings. There is no limit on how much the price may change from one billing cycle to the next.
The graph above shows the average Locational Marginal Price in cents per kwh within PPL service area over the last month and is updated each month.
For customers who receive EcoPlus Power’s LMP Index Product, the electricity price for each billing cycle is established based on the average PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal Price of wholesale electricity during that billing cycle. The PJM Day Ahead Locational Marginal is updated continually on PJM’s website at the following web address: https://dataviewer.pjm.com/dataviewer/pages/public/lmp.jsf
Capacity Charge: A fee assessed by the regional grid operator (PJM) to ensure sufficient generation capacity is available to meet customer demand at peak times. This is a standard industry cost and is passed through directly.
Network Integration Transmission Service (NITS): A charge for transporting electricity across the high-voltage transmission system to local utilities. This cost is determined by PJM and also passed through without markup.
Adder: A bundled cost component that covers EcoPlus Power’s operating margin, compliance with renewable portfolio standards, line loss adjustments, and other administrative costs. This is disclosed at the time of enrollment and appears as a separate line item on the bill.
In addition to the Locational Marginal Price, customers are billed a separate line item to cover estimated Capacity charges, estimated Network Integration Transmission Service charges estimated gross receipts tax recovery charge, and an adder to cover EcoPlus’s margin, renewable portfolio standards costs, line losses and other costs and expenses. The adder is a fixed charge that we set to cover various costs associated with supplying electricity, such as purchasing power, managing price risks, and customer service operations. The price includes the potential for volatility, and it may go up or down and may be higher or lower than the electric utility’s price during any given period and there is no guarantee of savings. There is no limit on how much the price may change from one billing cycle to the next.
The graph above shows the average Locational Marginal Price in cents per kwh within PECO service area over the last month and is updated each month.