Today’s best Toledo electricity rates
| Plan Name | Plan Length | Rate* |
|---|---|---|
| Clearview Energy - ClearGuarantee9Plus | 9 months | $0.057/ kWh |
| Public Power - Electric 12 Month Fixed Rate | 12 months | $0.082/ kWh |
| Public Power - Electric 8 Month Fixed Rate | 8 months | $0.084/ kWh |
| Public Power - Electric 24 Month Fixed Rate | 24 months | $0.084/ kWh |
| Public Power - Electric 20 Month Standard Fixed Rate | 20 months | $0.085/ kWh |
| Public Power - Electric 15 Month Fixed Rate | 15 months | $0.085/ kWh |
| Clearview Energy - ClearGuarantee6 | 6 months | $0.088/ kWh |
| Clearview Energy - ClearGuarantee9 | 9 months | $0.089/ kWh |
| Clearview Energy - ClearGuarantee24 | 24 months | $0.089/ kWh |
| Clearview Energy - ClearGuarantee12 | 12 months | $0.090/ kWh |
| Ohio Gas & Electric - Power Lock 12 | 12 months | $0.090/ kWh |
| Ohio Gas & Electric - Power Lock 24 | 24 months | $0.091/ kWh |
| Ohio Gas & Electric - Power Lock 20 | 20 months | $0.092/ kWh |
| Ohio Gas & Electric - Power Lock 8 | 8 months | $0.092/ kWh |
| Ohio Gas & Electric - Power Lock 15 | 15 months | $0.093/ kWh |
| Constellation - 7 Month Home Power Plan | 7 months | $0.100/ kWh |
| Energy Harbor - Safe Harbor Value 12 | 12 months | $0.103/ kWh |
| Better Buy Energy - Better Buy Simple Deal 12 | 12 months | $0.103/ kWh |
| Constellation - 12 Month Home Power Plan | 12 months | $0.104/ kWh |
| Energy Harbor - Safe Harbor Value 24 | 24 months | $0.104/ kWh |
| Energy Harbor - Safe Harbor Value 8 | 8 months | $0.104/ kWh |
| Dynegy Energy - Dynegy Secure Value 12 | 12 months | $0.104/ kWh |
| Better Buy Energy - Better Buy Simple Deal 24 | 24 months | $0.104/ kWh |
| Better Buy Energy - Better Buy Simple Deal 8 | 8 months | $0.104/ kWh |
| Energy Harbor - Safe Harbor Value 15 | 15 months | $0.105/ kWh |
| Energy Harbor - Safe Harbor Value 20 | 20 months | $0.105/ kWh |
| Dynegy Energy - Dynegy Secure Value 8 | 8 months | $0.105/ kWh |
| Dynegy Energy - Dynegy Secure Value 24 | 24 months | $0.105/ kWh |
| Better Buy Energy - Better Buy Simple Deal 20 | 20 months | $0.105/ kWh |
| Better Buy Energy - Better Buy Simple Deal 15 | 15 months | $0.105/ kWh |
| Brighten Energy - Brighten Green Secure 12 | 12 months | $0.105/ kWh |
| Dynegy Energy - Dynegy Secure Value 20 | 20 months | $0.106/ kWh |
| Dynegy Energy - Dynegy Secure Value 15 | 15 months | $0.106/ kWh |
| Brighten Energy - Brighten Green Secure 24 | 24 months | $0.106/ kWh |
| Brighten Energy - Brighten Green Secure 8 | 8 months | $0.106/ kWh |
| Brighten Energy - Brighten Green Secure 20 | 20 months | $0.107/ kWh |
| Brighten Energy - Brighten Green Secure 15 | 15 months | $0.107/ kWh |
| Clearview Energy - ClearCharge12 | 12 months | $0.108/ kWh |
| Frontier Utilities - OH Frontier Online Premier-12 | 12 months | $0.110/ kWh |
| CleanChoice Energy - Clean Fix | 12 months | $0.115/ kWh |
Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 11/10/2025, 1:50:34 PM CST for ZIP Code 43604. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.
*All pricing shown in cents per kWh
Toledo energy suppliers
In deregulated energy markets, you have a choice of electricity suppliers. These providers are the companies that determine Toledo electricity rates and sell plans to you. The following includes options of energy providers you can choose from in Toledo:
- Better Buy Energy
- Brighten Energy
- Clearview Energy
- Dynegy
- OHG&E
- Public Power
If you’re in search of a new plan, there are plenty of quality Toledo electric providers to choose from. Enter your ZIP code to compare electricity rates in your area.
Toledo utility companies
While suppliers manage your electricity plan and billing, they don’t deliver electricity to your home. Instead, these duties fall to utility companies, which are assigned based on where you live. Utilities also maintain power lines and restore service during outages. You should report any power outages or downed power lines to this company (not your electricity provider). In Toledo, your utility company is one of the following.
- Toledo Edison: Report outages online or call 1-888-544-4877.
- Columbia Gas of Ohio: Report a gas leak by calling 1-800-344-4077.
Toledo price to compare
If you live in Toledo and haven’t chosen an electricity provider, your power comes from your utility at a standard default rate called the price to compare (PTC). You can use this rate to determine if you can save money by switching providers. Many electric companies in Toledo, Ohio, offer plans with prices below the PTC. The current Toledo Edison rate to compare is 9.1 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh).
Enter your ZIP code or call the number on your screen to compare plans and find the best fit for your home.
Types of Toledo energy plans
When you enter your ZIP code on our site, you’ll find a variety of energy plan types available. Each has its own pricing structure, so it’s important to know how it works before you sign up. Make sure to review the plan’s Electricity Facts Label (EFL) to understand how the plan works and what’s included in your rate.
- Fixed-rate plans: With this plan type, your price per kWh stays the same for the entire contract. Depending on the plan you pick, it may last from one month to 24 months. These plans offer stability and protection from rate spikes, but you may have to pay an early termination fee (ETF) if you cancel the plan before it ends.
- Variable-rate plans: These plans offer rates that change with the energy market. Your rate can rise or fall month to month based on wholesale energy prices. However, you aren’t locked into a contract and won’t have to pay an ETF to cancel.
- Prepaid energy plans: Prepaid electricity is a pay-as-you-go option. Instead of paying at the end of your billing cycle, you add funds to your account. You’ll typically receive email or text alerts when it’s time to add more money. These plans don’t require a credit check or deposit.
- Green energy plans: Some providers offset your energy usage with renewable power sources, such as solar or wind energy. Brighten Energy offers 100% green energy plans in Toledo.
Find the best energy plan with Choose Energy
We make it easy to compare your options from top electric companies in Toledo, all in one place. Here’s how to find the best electricity plan for your home by using the Choose Energy marketplace.
- Enter your ZIP code: Compare available energy suppliers and plans in your area.
- Pick a plan: When you find a plan that fits your budget and energy needs, sign up online or over the phone in just a few minutes.
- Enjoy your new plan: Your new electric company in Toledo handles the setup for you so you can enjoy your energy choice.
How to switch your provider in Toledo
Whether you’re moving to a new home or simply exploring other options, switching electricity providers in Toledo is simple with our free marketplace. Enter your ZIP code to find current rates from trusted suppliers in your area. You can compare plans side by side and choose the one that fits your needs and helps you save. Once enrolled, your new provider will handle the transition from your previous electric company and work with your local utility to complete the switch without interrupting your service.
Frequently asked questions about Toledo energy
What’s the best energy provider in Toledo?
The best Toledo electric company for you depends on your home energy usage and preference for contract type, length, and budget. If you’re searching for the cheapest energy provider, Clearview Energy offers the lowest price at the time of writing. If your priority is green energy, Brighten Energy offers 100% renewable plans.
What happens if you don’t buy from a supplier?
If you don’t choose an energy supplier yourself, your electricity plan is provided by the local utility at its default PTC rate. This ensures you still have power, but you might miss out on savings.
How can I lower my utility bill in Toledo?
Shopping around for a rate lower than the PTC is one way to save, but you can also cut costs by using less energy overall. Consider taking steps such as adjusting your thermostat, upgrading to LED light bulbs, and unplugging electronics or turning off lights when not in use.