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competitive power suppliers


Companies that sell power – also called electricity providers, electricity suppliers, power generators or energy marketers. Your power is delivered by the local electric utility/distribution company ( [..]
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deregulation


Opening a market to competition, whose prices and practices were formerly fully regulated by government.
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ferc


The federal agency that regulates interstate energy transmission, sales, etc.
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generation


The process of changing other forms of energy, such as fossil fuels, nuclear or renewable energy, into electricity.
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kilowatt-hour


The standard unit of measurement for electricity. 1 kWh = 1,000 watt hours. For example, one 100-watt light bulb used for 10 continuous hours consumes one kilowatt-hour (1,000 watt-hours) of electrici [..]
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line loss


Describes the effect by which a measurable percentage of electricity is lost or unaccounted for as it traverses power lines before it is delivered to the end consumer.
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megawatt


One million watts.
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peak demand


The maximum power load during a specified period of time.
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power


Electricity is commonly referred to as power.
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public utility commission


The state agency that typically regulates the sale of electric and natural gas utilities.
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