An Update On The Mid-Atlantic Energy Market

August 30, 2022

The following information is courtesy of MidAmerican Energy Services

The above graph shows the pricing trends of electricity in the mid-Atlantic region. As evidenced by the dramatic spike starting in June of 2021, costs have been consistently trending upwards. Energy costs are predicted to remain high for at least several more months.


If you have questions about shopping for energy in this volatile market, please reach out to us for advice and strategies, we would love to help.

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