Public Power

Direct Only

Simple fixed rates, Vistra-owned

Founded 2008
8 States
9.5¢ - 10.5¢
State Certified
18+ Years
Real-Time Rates
Updated 2024-12-24

Overview

9.5¢ - 10.5¢
Rates
6-24 mo.
Terms
$50-100
Cancel Fee
None
Monthly Fee
Plan Types: Fixed

Before You Sign

Strengths

5
  • BBB A+ rating with ZERO complaints in 3 years
  • Vistra backing (Fortune 500 power company)
  • 17 years in business, serving 200,000+ customers
  • Simple fixed-rate plans, no hidden fees
  • OH Energy Ratings: 3.41/5, customer reviews 3.8/5

Watch Out For

3
  • Can't sign up through us—contact directly
  • $50 early termination fee in PA (may vary by state)
  • Some Yelp reviews mention high prices vs utility

About Public Power

Public Power was founded in 2008 and is now owned by Vistra Corp., a Fortune 500 integrated power company that actually owns and operates power plants. They serve over 200,000 residential and commercial customers across 8 states. Their BBB profile is remarkably clean: A+ rating with zero complaints in the past 3 years. That's rare in this industry. They're accredited since 2022 and have been in business for 17 years. Their pitch is simplicity: fixed-rate plans, predictable bills, no variable rate surprises. OH Energy Ratings gives them 3.41/5 overall and 3.8/5 from customer reviews. You can't sign up through us—contact them directly if you're interested.

How Pricing Works

Rates typically run 9.5¢ to 10.5¢ per kWh. That's competitive but not the absolute cheapest. Pick your term: 6, 12, or 24 months. All fixed rate. There's a $50-100 early termination fee if you leave before your contract ends, which is lower than what some companies charge. No monthly fees, no complicated pricing tiers. Just the rate and your usage.

Customer Support

Call them at 1-888-564-8192 if you want to sign up or have questions. Customer service reviews are mixed but not terrible. They're not winning awards, but they're not the company people warn each other about either. Pretty average.

Customer Feedback

What Customers Like

Simple fixed rates Stable billing No gimmicks

Common Concerns

Rates may be higher than utility in some cases Limited plan variety

Sources

Verified

Last updated 2024-12-24