Your local electric utility generates power, operates the distribution system that delivers electricity over the power lines connected to your home or business, and maintains and restores electric service. Your local utility may no longer be in the business of generating electricity. It will, however, remain regulated and continue to serve your account, maintain the lines, and deliver electricity over the power lines connected to your home or business. Your opportunity is to try and negotiate an electric rate from a supplier that is lower than the one you currently pay. What you need to know when choosing a supplier Electricity is not a service.
Electricity is a commodity.
The price for electricity is based on many variables that constantly change, including fuel costs, supply availability, seasonal price variations, and the weather. You need to weigh the potential costs, risks, and benefits of energy service offers in the new competitive energy supply market. Simply put, the more you look like a large industrial and use electricity like a small industrial park, the more willing a supplier will be to negotiate lower rates. Join an aggregation program. Selecting an aggregation program Our association eliminates the administrative hassle for you.