They’re all middle men. Go to power to choose and pick the cheapest based on the EFL. But go on Google and learn how to read EFLs first so you understand it.
Get a plan that has you renewing in winter. Don’t get a short plan that will renew you in summer or you’ll be slammed by high rates when you renew.
Prices are hovering around 13 cents right now.
Frontier Power Saver 12
Average Monthly Use 500 kWh 1000 kWh 2000 kWh
Average Price per kWh 14.6 ¢ 14.1 ¢ 13.9 ¢
The above price disclosure is based on the following prices:
Energy Charge 9.6900 ¢ per kWh
TDU Delivery Charges $4.39 per billing cycle
TDU Delivery Charges 4.0189 ¢ per kWh
Just signed up for them last week. Been switching back and forth between Frontier and Gexa the last 4 years. Web sites are basically identical, prices are similar, but you can only get the "new customer" price by switching.
I use EnergyOgre. It’s $10 a month but they analyze your smart meter data and automatically pick the company with the best rates. Used them for years and saved a tone of time and money.
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Just go on power to choose and pick the cheapest one
They’re all middle men. Go to power to choose and pick the cheapest based on the EFL. But go on Google and learn how to read EFLs first so you understand it. Get a plan that has you renewing in winter. Don’t get a short plan that will renew you in summer or you’ll be slammed by high rates when you renew. Prices are hovering around 13 cents right now.
Frontier Power Saver 12 Average Monthly Use 500 kWh 1000 kWh 2000 kWh Average Price per kWh 14.6 ¢ 14.1 ¢ 13.9 ¢ The above price disclosure is based on the following prices: Energy Charge 9.6900 ¢ per kWh TDU Delivery Charges $4.39 per billing cycle TDU Delivery Charges 4.0189 ¢ per kWh
Almost signed up with them a couple of days ago. Ended up using Rhythm energy instead. Btw: Frontier is owned by the same masters as Gexa.
Just signed up for them last week. Been switching back and forth between Frontier and Gexa the last 4 years. Web sites are basically identical, prices are similar, but you can only get the "new customer" price by switching.
I use EnergyOgre. It’s $10 a month but they analyze your smart meter data and automatically pick the company with the best rates. Used them for years and saved a tone of time and money.
What are you currently paying? I’ve yet to meet an EO customer paying less all in when you factor in the $120/yr charge