Compare Pennsylvania Electricity Rates

Yes, you can switch electricity suppliers in deregulated states.

• •Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Washington DC, and Texas allow electricity choice
• •Your utility still delivers power (same wires, same reliability)
• •Only your generation rate changes—nothing else

Utilities aren't required to promote switching, so most people miss it.

• •'Price to Compare' is on your bill but hard to find
• •95%+ of customers stay on default rates
• •Utilities profit from you not switching

You can still benefit—check if better rates are available.

• •Check your current rate and contract end date
• •Compare to available plans in your area
• •Switch now if savings exceed any fees

Some plans do—typically $50–$200. We show each plan's cancellation fee before you enroll.

• •Check your current contract before switching
• •We display each plan's early termination fee up front
• •Many plans have no fee—filter for $0-ETF options

Suppliers pay us a commission—you pay nothing.

• •No setup fees
• •No monthly fees
• •No hidden charges

No. Your utility still delivers power and handles outages.

• •Same wires, same service quality
• •Only the generation company changes
• •Utility responds to outages regardless of supplier

Switching takes 1-2 billing cycles with zero interruption.

• •New rate starts at next meter read
• •Power stays on the entire time
• •No service disruption whatsoever

Select a plan and complete enrollment. Process varies by state.

• •Enter your ZIP to see available plans
• •Choose the best plan for your usage
• •Visit your state page for enrollment details