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There are many competitive electric suppliers in the Connecticut marketplace, each offering their own unique products and services targeted toward different types of consumers. It is very important that you choose an electric supplier wisely – one that works best and alignment with your specific energy needs. As you shop for a new electricity supplier [...]
Did you know that there are three main types of toxic emissions released into the air every time a kilowatt of power is produced? Many times, we only think of carbon dioxide (CO2) as the primary contributor to dangerous greenhouse gas emissions. But there are actually a couple of others that are also heavily contributing [...]
Electricity prices generally reflect the costs of electric service – what it costs to build, finance, maintain, manage and operate power generation plants. Utilities incur costs in order to operate and administer their electric supply to end-use consumers. And some electric utilities are for-profit entities, which means their prices also include a return for the [...]
A Time-of-Day rate is simply based on the time of day in which you consume electricity. Consumers pay a lower rate per kWh during periods of low demand and a higher rate per kWh during periods of peak demand. The cost to provide electricity varies throughout the day and is generally highest between 12 Noon [...]
Below is the 2010 timeline of the open default electric service procurement activity scheduled for Connecticut’s two major incumbent electric utilities:
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