Thanks to a growing competitive marketplace, you have more energy choices. Rather than simply dealing with the local utility, consumers in many states now can choose from among a group of energy suppliers and energy providers. With so many options, making those energy choices can seem daunting. We can help you learn how to switch electricity companies and other ways to make switching energy suppliers easier.
So much of life can seem out of our control. Our taxes go up.
Not so long ago, each household would deal with just one utility company. The electricity and natural gas arrived in your home; the utility set the price with oversight by the state government’s regulatory agency; you paid the bill.
Being set up on a blind date is never fun, and rarely works out (Mom, I’m talking to you!).
Between getting to work on time, exercising, making sure your kids are dressed and ready for school, trying to have some social life, and taking five minutes to enjoy your coffee, thinking about your energy provider or switching to another carrier that may provide the right service for your family is likely at the bottom
With many types of traditional and alternative energy sources to choose from, you could ask yourself: why natural gas? Despite the natural gas industry being resource-intensive, there are several benefits to choosing natural gas for your home.
Weather is just one of the many factors that contribute to the ebb and flow of the power and gas markets. Last winter the United States experienced record temperatures during one of the coldest winters since 1981.
Expanding Opportunities This month, Constellation acquired Integrys Energy Services, Inc., to strengthen its retail power and gas business, and now serves approximately 2.
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Today, more than 1 million Illinois residents have completed at least one billing cycle with a competitive electricity supplier for the first time in the state’s history. Last year, there were only about 90,000 residents that fit this category.
For years, all of our energy services were provided by a single source – our electric utility company. That company would be your sole point of contact for both power outages and billing inquiries.
The landscape is changing for residents interested in exploring their electricity options in Illinois, according to a recent report released by the Office of Retail Marketing Development of the Illinois Commerce Commission. The number of electricity offers available for residents served by ComEd and Ameren in Illinois and the number of alternative retail electricity suppliers