Rates & plans

A low supply rate is only one line on an energy bill. This collection separates the cost of energy from the cost of delivering it, explains where supplier choice exists, and compares fixed, variable, tiered, and time-based pricing. Start with the electricity plan comparison guide, then follow the guides that match your offer. We compare contract structures rather than rank suppliers. No advertised rate here is a live offer. Your service address, utility territory, rate class, and current contract determine which options you can actually buy.

Bring a recent bill, a year of usage if available, and the full proposed agreement. Check whether a price includes delivery, monthly fees, and taxes before putting it beside another price. If a document leaves a charge unclear, ask for a written explanation instead of guessing. An annual estimate should reflect seasonal usage and the full contract term, including what happens at renewal. The comparison page is a starting worksheet; your utility and state regulator are the authorities for current tariffs and local protections.