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Residential Electricity:
There are
numerous options for residential electricity consumers to choose from
in the state of Connecticut. Many companies claim to offer
savings, but only a few companies offer the best prices. Contact
us directly at
303-322-1234
if you have any questions.
ConEd Solutions - 7.99¢ (fixed rate)
Consumer Choice Marketing - 9.45¢
Dominion Energy - 7.98¢ (fixed rate)
Low Cost Power - 9.29¢ (plus $50 cash back rebate)
MXenergy - 8.89¢
Spark Energy - 8.5¢ (fixed rate)
North American Power - 8.99¢ (teaser rate - read the fine print)
Spark Energy - 8.5¢ (fixed rate)
Station - 8.99¢
Viridian - 9.39¢
United Illuminating (UI) - 10.62¢
Bid My Electricity Rate - (coming soon)
ConEd Solutions - 7.99¢ (fixed rate)
Consumer Choice Marketing - 9.45¢
Direct Energy - 8.99¢ (fixed rate)
Dominion Energy - 7.98¢ (fixed rate)
Dominion Energy - 7.98¢ (fixed rate)
Low Cost Power - 9.29¢ (plus $50 cash back rebate)
North American Power - 8.99¢ (teaser rate - read the fine print)
Spark Energy - 9.55¢ (fixed rate)
Station - 8.49¢
Viridian - 9.9¢
Commercial Electricity:
There
are quite a large number of choices for commercial consumers in the
state of Connecticut. Please follow the links below to compare
rates and switch plans. Contact us directly at 303-322-1234
if you have any questions.
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the very best rate, contact us for a custom quote...
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the links below to compare instant rate quotes from the following
companies...
Energy
Market Exchange
Under
$3,000 per month
$3,000
- $5,000
Over
$5,000
Low
Cost Power - 9.29¢ (plus $50 cash back rebate)
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Energy Rates Now
North
American Power -
8.99¢ (teaser
rate - read the fine print)
Starion
- 8.99¢
Viridian
- 9.99¢
United
Illuminating (UI)
For
the very best rate, contact us for a custom quote...
CLICK
HERE For a Custom Price Quote
Click on the links below to compare instant rate quotes from the following companies...
Energy
Market Exchange
Under
$3,000 per month
$3,000
- $5,000
Over
$5,000
Low
Cost Power - 9.29¢ (plus $50 cash back rebate)
Lower
Energy Rates Now
North
American Power (teaser
rate - read the fine print)
Starion
- 9.49¢
Viridian
- 9.99¢
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Electricity
The Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control has reformed the state's electric market to give customers a chance to save money on their electric bills through choosing an alternate electric supplier. Customers at Connecticut Light and Power and United Illuminating can shop for a cheaper electric supply rate.
The state had utilities sell their power plants to open up the industry to competition. Utilities now own only the transmission and distribution wires, while also providing "backstop" power to customers who do not select an alternative electricity provider.
With the move to competition, Connecticut utilities have separated their service into two parts:
Regulated distribution of power, which is still only provided by the utility
Supply of the electric commodity, which is open to competition
Customers can choose to receive their electricity supply from their utility, or an alternate electric provider. Customers who do not choose an alternate electric provider receive default supply from the utility, with the type of service depending on the customer's size.
Residential customers and business customers using less than 500 kilowatts (kW) receive "Standard Service," which is a supply rate from the utility that is fixed for six months. Utilities buy supply for these standard service customers throughout the year and blend the price of these the procurements, which is meant to decrease volatility. That means the utility price can be higher than today's market prices, if the market price has gone down but the utilities had bought power months ago when the price was higher. Choosing an alternative electric supplier allows customers to receive the benefit of falling prices faster.
Business customers over 500 kW receive "Last Resort Service," which changes every month. The Last Resort Service price is a market rate based on quarterly auctions in the wholesale market. As such, the Last Resort rate can be quite volatile. Customers can avoid this volatility by contracting for a fixed rate from an alternative electric supplier.
Residential Natural Gas:
At
this time we are NOT able to
help residential natural gas customers find competitive pricing on
natural gas in Connecticut.
Commercial
Natural Gas:
We can help commercial
natural gas customers in Connecticut obtain competitive price quotes
to help lower their energy costs. Simply fax an LOA and your
entire natural gas bill to 303-200-8670
for a competitive price quote to see if we can help you save money on
natural gas. Contact us directly at 303-322-1234
if you have any questions.
Connecticut Natural
Gas
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Yankee
Gas
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Connecticut
Natural Gas Utilities:
 | Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. |
| Norwich Dept. of Public Utilities |
| Southern Connecticut Gas Company |
| Yankee
Gas Services Co. |
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Natural Gas:
Business customers in Connecticut have the opportunity to choose their natural gas provider, and save money on their gas rate. However, this is easier at some utilities than others, and some utilities can prevent you from shopping by claiming swings in their load served make planning their system operations difficult.
Southern Connecticut Gas and Connecticut Natural Gas have placed a moratorium on shopping for this reason, although the utilities could decide to lift it at any time. Customers choosing an alternate gas supplier will still have their gas supply delivered by the local utility, but customers will be buying their gas supply from a new company.
Customers can choose to receive their gas supply from their utility, or an alternate gas
provider. A customer's natural gas bill has been separated into two parts:
Regulated distribution of gas, which is still only provided by the utility
Supply of the gas commodity, which is open to competition
If customers do not shop for an alternate gas supplier, they receive default sales service from their utility. Under default sales service, customers pay a "commodity charge" which can vary as often as monthly. Customers can avoid wild monthly swings in the gas supply charge by contracting with an alternative gas supplier.