Your utility's default price is the number every supplier offer has to beat. Here it is for each utility we serve, from each utility's own published figures and the state commissions. Click a utility for its full details, when it changes next, and how to beat it.
Pennsylvania
| Utility | Homes | Small business |
|---|
| PPL | 13.079¢ | 12.748¢ |
| PECO | 11.759¢ | 11.604¢ |
| Duquesne Light | 14.140¢ | 10.880¢ |
| Met-Ed | 13.954¢ | 12.867¢ |
| Penelec | 13.143¢ | 12.921¢ |
| Penn Power | 13.478¢ | 13.730¢ |
| West Penn Power | 12.076¢ | 11.780¢ |
New Hampshire
| Utility | Homes | Small business |
|---|
| Eversource NH | 14.009¢ | See your bill |
| Liberty NH | 15.835¢ | See your bill |
| Unitil NH | 14.348¢ | See your bill |
Connecticut
| Utility | Homes | Small business |
|---|
| Eversource CT | 11.577¢ | See your bill |
| United Illuminating | 11.987¢ | See your bill |
Ohio
| Utility | Homes | Small business |
|---|
| AES Ohio | 10.860¢ | See your bill |
| AEP Ohio | 10.190¢ | See your bill |
| Duke Energy Ohio | 10.490¢ | See your bill |
| Ohio Edison | 11.070¢ | See your bill |
| The Illuminating Company | 11.240¢ | See your bill |
| Toledo Edison | 11.260¢ | See your bill |
Illinois
| Utility | Homes | Small business |
|---|
| ComEd | 10.103¢ | See your bill |
| Ameren Illinois | 10.441¢ | See your bill |
Rhode Island
| Utility | Homes | Small business |
|---|
| Rhode Island Energy | 17.029¢ | 16.581¢ |
Maryland
| Utility | Homes | Small business |
|---|
| BGE | 15.284¢ | See your bill |
| Pepco | 14.782¢ | See your bill |
| Delmarva Power | 13.162¢ | See your bill |
| Potomac Edison | 10.605¢ | See your bill |
| SMECO | 11.607¢ | See your bill |
Sources: each utility's published Price to Compare or default service rate, and the NH PUC and EnergizeCT; see each utility page for the exact source and date.
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FAQ
What is a Price to Compare?
It's your utility's default price for the supply part of your bill, what you pay if you haven't chosen a supplier. New Hampshire calls it default service and Connecticut calls it standard service.
Why are business and home prices different?
Utilities buy default service separately for each customer class, so small business prices can be higher or lower than residential ones. Your rate class is printed on your bill.