QuickRateCompare supports commercial electricity shopping in these deregulated markets. Eligibility and available offers vary by utility territory, service address, and account class.
Deregulated since 2002
Texas operates the ERCOT grid — one of the largest fully deregulated electricity markets in the world. Most commercial customers can choose from dozens of licensed REPs.
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Deregulated since 1999
Pennsylvania opened its electricity market under the Customer Choice Act. Commercial customers in PPL, PECO, and Duquesne territories can shop for supply.
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Deregulated since 2001
Ohio deregulated in 2001. Commercial and industrial customers in AEP Ohio, FirstEnergy, and Duke territories have full supplier choice.
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Deregulated since 2002
Illinois commercial customers in ComEd and Ameren territory can choose alternative retail electric suppliers (ARES) for their electricity supply.
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Deregulated since 1999
New Jersey has a fully open electricity market. Commercial customers with PSE&G, JCP&L, and ACE can shop for supply.
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Deregulated since 2000
Maryland commercial customers in BGE, Pepco, Delmarva, and Potomac Edison territories can choose their electric supplier.
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