Electricity Providers

Glacial Energy Review

May 7, 2010

Glacial Energy is an alternative electric supplier located in nearly every deregulated market in the U.S. including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, New York, and Texas. On the positive side they offer an easy to read contract agreement to customers and generally, like most alternative suppliers, can offer customers on default service savings. On the negative side, [...]

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Suez Energy Review

March 16, 2010

Suez Energy Resources is a retail electric provider who is active in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Texas, and Washington DC.  They offer competitive pricing to large commercial and industrial markets in these regions.  Typically they will not price deals that are below 4 million KWh annual usage which [...]

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Maryland Residential Electricity Choice

February 25, 2010

Maryland is a unique restructured electricity market.  Real options exist for Maryland consumers, and significant savings opportunities are available.  Residential Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) customers can reduce their electricity generation bill by 14% by switching to a competitive supplier.  However, only 72,000 out of 5 million people in the state have chosen an alternative supplier. [...]

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Residential Providers in Connecticut

February 15, 2010

February 15, 2010 Currently in Connecticut there are ten retail electric providers offering service to residential customers as an alternative to CL&P and UI GSC default rates.  However, of these ten, only four of them (Direct Energy, ConEd Solutions, MX Energy, Dominion) offer fixed rates.  With a fixed rate you know the exact rate you [...]

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Lowest Electric Rates for Connecticut Utilities

December 17, 2009

Business Customers being served by one of the Connecticut Utilities (CPL, UI) are given many options now that the Connecticut electricity market has been fully deregulated.  Most offers that come from certified retail electric providers involve a certain fixed price per KWh set for a certain term. Another option that exists for businesses is a [...]

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Electricity Deregulation vs Telephone Deregulation

October 25, 2009

Many businesses have been reluctant to look into the benefits of electricity deregulation because of the bad taste that telephone deregulation has left in their mouths. When the telephone market first became deregulated, changing providers could be a huge headache for businesses.  There were interruptions in service, lengthy contracts, and promised savings that were negated [...]

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