The company that owns the power lines and equipment necessary to deliver purchased electricity to the customer.
A company regulated by the Commission that owns the poles and wires used to deliver power to a consumer. This company will continue to deliver electricity to homes and businesses and make repairs when the power goes out. These companies are the former local electric utilities.
A public utility (for example PECO Energy) which provides facilities such as substations, power lines, etc., for transmission and distribution of electricity to customers.
The ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY is the regulated utility that owns and operates the power lines and equipment necessary to deliver purchased electricity to customers.
(EDC) Owner of the power lines and equipment necessary to deliver purchased electricity to the customer.
A company (like your electric co-op) that owns the power distribution lines and equipment necessary to deliver electricity to a customer.
The company that delivers electricity to the retail consumer's home or business through the system of poles, wires, conduits or other fixtures along public highways or streets.
A company regulated by the PUC that owns the poles and wires used to deliver power to a consumer. This company will remain responsible for the actual delivery of electricity to homes and businesses and for repairs when the power goes out. This is the same company that used to provide all your electric service.