Ohio Businesses: Find Out If You’re Overpaying for Energy
Think of an energy broker as your financial advisor for electricity. They negotiate better rates and navigate Ohio's deregulated market on your behalf.
Ohio's Deregulated Energy Market
Major Utility Territories
Licensed Suppliers
Ohio Energy Choice
Cost to You
Whether you can save depends on your usage, your current contract, and market conditions when you buy.
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Ohio's Deregulated Energy Market
Since 2001, Ohio businesses have had the power to choose their electricity supplier. Your utility (AEP, Duke, FirstEnergy) still delivers power, but you can shop for who generates it.
Compare Suppliers
Use Ohio's Apples to Apples tool or work with a broker to compare rates from certified suppliers.
Lock in Your Rate
Choose fixed rates for budget certainty or variable rates to ride market lows.
Save Automatically
Your utility handles the switch seamlessly. Same reliable service, lower costs.
Why Work with an Energy Broker?
Just like a financial advisor manages investments, an energy broker navigates the complex electricity market to maximize your savings.
No Cost to You
Brokers earn a small commission (1-2ยข/kWh) from suppliers. You pay nothing extra for their expertise and negotiation power.
PUCO Licensed
Ohio law requires energy brokers to be certified by PUCO (Public Utilities Commission of Ohio) and to follow its consumer protection rules, with extra contract protections for residential and small commercial customers.
Market Expertise
Brokers monitor PJM market prices daily, know when to lock rates, and can structure contracts to match your usage patterns.
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Ready to Explore Your Energy Options?
Depending on your usage and market conditions, shopping Ohio’s deregulated market may lower your energy costs. Start with a free bill analysis.