Price to Compare

In some deregulated states, consumers can receive their electricity from either their utility or an independent energy provider. If a customer does not sign up for a specific energy plan through one of the available providers, they will be automatically enrolled in a plan with their utility under a default rate.

Your utility will normally provide the PTC on your monthly energy bill. The PTC may be listed in its own section of the bill (for example, in a section labeled “important information”), or your utility may list it as a line item in the section showing the details of your monthly charges.

ChooseEnergy.com® monitors current electricity PTC updates from utilities in deregulated states. We will update the prices frequently, so you can use this page as a starting point if you are searching for the Price to Compare in your area. You can also enter your ZIP code to find current rates from top providers in your area.

Your utility will deliver electricity through power lines and electrical infrastructure even if you sign up for service through a provider. Regardless of where you purchase electricity, you will still have a transmission, delivery, or supply charge from your utility listed on your bill.

Following is a list of current PTC rates from utilities in states with a deregulated electricity market. All rates are shown in cents per kilowatt-hour and are accurate at the time of writing.