PECO

When it’s hot outside and we all crank the air conditioning in our homes and offices, we are using a ton of extra power. PECO wants to help us all conserve energy, and keep money in your pocket. NBC10’s Tim Furlong went up on PECO’s Center City rooftop to see how they’re trying to lead by...

PECO Energy Company, which serves 1.6 million households in southeastern Pennsylvania, has been working to help its customers to conserve energy, and save a few bucks in the process.

PECO Energy is closing a portion of JFK Boulevard for nearly two months due to construction.

PECO is warning the area of impersonators who are calling customers and claiming their service will be disconnected if they don’t pay them immediately. NBC10 Responds reporter Tracy Davidson explains the scam.

With many people out of work, paying utilities can be a struggle. NBC10 Responds’ Tracy Davidson looks at the many different ways you can get help to keep the lights on.

If you get your natural gas service from PECO, your bill could go up by about $4 beginning on July 1.

You can expect to pay $5 more on your monthly PECO bill since Pennsylvania recently approved a natural gas price hike of around 5%.

PECO is seeking a rate increase that would boost a typical monthly residential bill by about $9.68, or 9.65%, citing the need for “significant” grid upgrades and for pandemic-related customer relief

After pulling the plug on around 80 street lights in Narberth for unpaid bills, PECO is starting to restore power again after speaking with the borough. NBC10’s Drew Smith has the details.

Whether you’re an average Joe or an entire borough, you still need to pay your electricity bill. PECO pulled the plug on dozens of street lights in Narberth, after discovering they were running on free electricity for decades.

PECO tells NBC10 Responds’ Tracy Davidson about some scams that impersonate the electric company, and what real PECO employees will never need to ask you.

If you drive into Philly you will once again see the lights shining on top of PECO’s building at 23rd and Market streets in Philadelphia. The lights are now brighter than ever thanks to the upgrade. You will see them from the Schuylkill Expressway.

PECO may be overcharging more than 100,000 Philadelphia area residents living in poverty, according to a complaint filed by a local advocacy group. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is investigating.

PECO may be overcharging more than 100,000 Philadelphia area residents living in poverty, according to a complaint filed by a local advocacy group. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is investigating.

A tornado tore through the Philadelphia suburbs late Halloween night.

Strong storms with heavy rain and powerful winds hit the area Wednesday, causing outages, damage and localized flooding. A First Alert was in effect for the entire region but was lifted around 9:30 p.m.

PECO is preparing for Thursday and Friday’s dangerously high temperatures. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville checked with residents who lost power during the scorching heat.

Power was restored for customers following outages in Philadelphia’s Spring Garden neighborhood Tuesday afternoon.

An underground fire knocked out power as flames shot out of a manhole in Old City Saturday morning.

The tropical humidity and heat will hit its peak Friday and Saturday as the post-July 4th weekend starts with possible downpours and thunderstorms.