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Pike County Light & Power business price: 13.434¢ per kWh
Pike County Light & Power's small-business price (SC No. 2 General Service Secondary), in effect since June 1, 2026.
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A 2000 sq ft restaurant uses about 6583 kWh a month. At 13.434¢ that's $884 a month for electricity supply. Delivery charges and taxes are billed on top, whoever supplies you.
Business price history
| Rate | Class | From | To | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13.434¢ | SC No. 2 General Service Secondary | Jun 1, 2026 | today | Link |
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Questions
Is Pike County Light & Power raising its business rates?
Pike County Light & Power's small-business price has been 13.434¢ per kWh since June 1, 2026. This page shows the next price the day it's published.
Why is my Pike County Light & Power business bill so high?
Your bill has two parts. Delivery is always billed by Pike County Light & Power. Supply is Pike County Light & Power's business price unless you chose a supplier. If a supplier contract ended, you may be on its month-to-month rate; check the supply line on your bill against 13.434¢.
Can my business choose a different electricity supplier?
Yes. Pennsylvania lets Pike County Light & Power business customers choose a licensed supplier. Pike County Light & Power keeps delivering your power and sending your bill.
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Sources
Prices are Pylon's own research from Pike County Light & Power's published small-business rates, linked per period above. Usage for a typical restaurant: U.S. EIA. Checked by the Pylon team on November 14, 2026.