About Rates & Terms

Discover what makes each rate unique, and explore new ways to save on your energy bill.

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Fixed, Variable & Unlimited

Learn About the Differences

Fixed Rate

Predictable per kWh rate

Stays the same for at least 3 billing cycles

Budget-friendly and predictable

Protection from market fluctuations

Variable Rate

Market-based pricing

Rates can change by the hour, day or month

Depends on market fluctuations

Potential for lower rates during off-peak

Unlimited Rate

Subscription based

Based on one monthly price for electric generation

No usage-based billing

Ideal for high-usage households

Time of Use

You can save money for using power during off-peak hours such as early morning or late night. Time of use programs from electricity suppliers allow you to pay a lower rate when using power during off-peak hours and a higher rate during on-peak hours.

Check if your electric supplier offers a time of use program in your area.

Off-Peak Hours

Lower rates during early morning and late night

On-Peak Hours

Higher rates during high-demand periods

Smart Savings

Optimize your usage to maximize savings

Standard Offer Program

Looking to get a referral from the EDC? Through this program, EDCs make available a standard offer to all residential and small business customers who have not shopped their electric generation with a competitive supplier, as well as customers who have already shopped yet inquire about the program.

Who Qualifies?

  • Residential customers
  • Small business customers
  • Those who haven't shopped with competitive suppliers

Benefits

  • Guaranteed competitive rates
  • No shopping required
  • Reliable service

Understanding Contracts

Know the lingo when it comes to kilowatt-per-hour rates and minimum contract term lengths.

Kilowatt-Hour (kWh)

The standard unit for measuring electricity consumption. One kWh equals 1,000 watts used for one hour.

Contract Terms

The length of time you're committed to a specific rate plan, typically ranging from 3 months to 3 years.

Early Termination

Fees that may apply if you switch providers before your contract term ends.

Understanding Your Bill

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Sample Bills

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