How to Read Your Electricity Bill
A line-by-line guide to understanding charges, fees, and usage data on your monthly statement.
Compare Energy Prices and Lower Your Utility Bills
Compare energy rates, understand your bill, and cut your monthly costs.
Find Savings in Your Area
Learn about energy pricing, rate types, and ways to save.
Understand Your Rate
Your utility bill is split into two main parts: supply and delivery. The delivery charge is fixed by your local utility, but the supply charge is where you can save money by shopping around for competitive rates.
Learn how it works →For Homeowners
Residential customers can often lock in fixed rates to avoid seasonal price spikes. Whether you rent or own, understanding your usage is the first step to lowering your monthly electricity and gas bills.
Residential Tips →For Businesses
Commercial energy pricing depends on peak demand, load factor, and contract length. Switching suppliers can significantly reduce overhead for small and medium-sized businesses.
Business Strategies →How It Works
Saving on your energy bill is simpler than you think.
1. Check Your Bill
Look at your current utility bill to find your "Price to Compare" or current supply rate per kWh or therm.
2. Compare Rates
Research detailed market rates and plan types (Fixed vs. Variable) to find an offer that beats your current rate.
3. Choose & Save
Select a plan that fits your usage habits. Lock in a rate to protect yourself from market volatility.
Latest from the Learning Center
Expert guides to help you master your energy costs.
Fixed vs. Variable Energy Rates
Explore the pros and cons of locking in a rate versus riding the market waves.
Understanding kWh and Therms
Decode the units of measurement that determine how much you pay for energy.
How to Choose an Electricity Supplier
Key questions to ask and red flags to avoid when switching energy providers.
Commercial Energy Contract Basics
Essential knowledge for business owners negotiating utility contracts.
Renewable Energy Plans Explained
How green energy plans work and how to support renewable power without breaking the bank.
Important Consumer Information
Energy markets in many states are deregulated, giving you the power to choose your supplier. However, consumer protection is paramount. Always read your bill carefully and understand the terms of service.
Note: Before switching, we recommend contacting your current utility or a licensed energy broker to confirm your eligibility and ensure you understand any potential early termination fees.