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An energy provider—also referred to as an energy supplier, Competitive Retail Electric Service (CRES) provider, or retail energy provider (REP) depending on your state—is a company that purchases electricity on the wholesale market and sells it to consumers at retail prices.

Energy deregulation creates competition in energy markets, allowing consumers to choose their own energy supplier. Because not every state is deregulated, the ability to choose a supplier depends on your specific state and location.

Comparing energy plans can be difficult, but LowerEBill simplifies the process. By entering your address or zip code, the platform gathers available offers in your area, analyzes your household usage profile, and recommends the most suitable energy plan for you.

No. Switching energy providers requires no physical changes to your home. The entire process is completed online.

Your current energy provider may move you to a variable-rate plan once your contract expires. This can lead to a significant increase in your annual electricity costs if market rates rise.