The PUCO’s Apples to Apples rate comparison charts offer information to help you compare the details about each supplier's offer. To find out if a supplier is offering a lower price than your current electric utility, compare the supplier's generation price (the total price per kilowatt hour) to the “price to compare” found on your current electric bill. If suppliers are available in your area, it's easy to switch. For more information, call the PUCO at (800) 686-PUCO (7826). If your community is aggregating, you will want to learn more about how this program affects you and your choices. A local government can only do this if a majority of the voters approved the issue in a previous election. Most governmental aggregation programs are “opt-out” programs which automatically enroll all local residents, unless they individually and actively opt-out of the program (choose not to be included). These groups can result in "buying power" and a lower rate for the group members. In Ohio, local communities are allowed, by law, to join their citizens together to buy electricity as a group and on the group’s behalf, negotiate the terms, conditions and price of the electric supply.
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Governmental buying groups or “aggregations”īefore learning about how to choose your supplier on your own, you should also know about governmental aggregation in case your area chooses to aggregate. Certification is an ongoing, thorough process to make sure each supplier is qualified to provide electricity in Ohio.
If you choose a new electric supplier, your local electric utility will continue to deliver the electricity to your home, and you should continue to call your local electric utility if your power goes out.Įlectric suppliers must be certified by the PUCO before they can sell electricity to residential customers. We proactively take measures to protect our customers from rising fuel costs while reliably providing power as economically as possible.With electric choice in Ohio, you may be able to choose the electric supplier that provides the generation of your electricity. We are investing in infrastructure to ensure a more resilient power grid, creating a balanced energy mix and installing high-speed electric vehicle charging stations across the state, all while keeping your bill well below the national average. Call Before You Dig or Work | Electrical Safety.Search databases, industry studies and information regarding infrastructure. Our Community & Economic Development organization is supporting leaders in local communities to bring new jobs and capital investment to Georgia. We help our communities grow and prosper.Georgia Power working to repair damage caused by severe, high winds and extremely low temperatures.Georgia Power prepared for winter freeze this week.Georgia Public Service Commission approves Georgia Power’s amended 2022 rate request.Power for Residential Customer Satisfaction in Segment Vogtle Unit 4 completes cold hydro testing.Georgia Power restores power to 315,000+ customers impacted by severe thunderstorms June 25 and 26.DNR Recognizes Georgia Power as a 2023 Forestry for Wildlife Partner.Georgia Power’s Grid Investment Program boosts reliability for Ellijay residents and businesses.Georgia Power offers advice and resources for customers as summer begins.Vogtle Unit 3 reaches 100% power for the first time.Georgia Power Foundation President and CEO Mike Anderson announces retirement.Georgia Power Ready for Hurricane Season.CCR Rule Compliance Data and Information.
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