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States We Serve
Ready to take control of your energy costs?
Electricity Partners is proud to offer assistance in several states where energy choice is available. Select your state below to learn more about deregulated energy options in your area.
Businesses can choose their energy provider: Deregulation in California allows businesses to select from various energy providers.
Connecticut businesses have energy choices: Deregulation allows you to compare and select the best energy providers.
Delaware’s energy market has been deregulated since 1999, enabling business owners to choose from various energy suppliers to find competitive rates.
Deregulated energy markets allow businesses to choose their energy provider, leading to more competitive pricing.
Access to Competitive Rates: Businesses can choose from multiple energy suppliers to find the best prices.
Maine’s energy market has been deregulated since 2000, allowing businesses to choose from various energy providers and benefit from competitive pricing.
Maryland’s deregulated energy market allows business owners to choose from multiple electricity providers, creating competition that leads to better rates and service options.
Massachusetts has been a deregulated energy market since the late 1990s, allowing businesses to choose from multiple energy suppliers.
Michigan’s energy market allows businesses to choose their energy provider, creating competition and potentially lower rates.
New Hampshire’s energy market was deregulated in the late 1990s, giving consumers the power to choose their electricity provider.
New Jersey’s deregulated energy market allows businesses to choose from a variety of electricity providers, promoting competition and potentially lower rates.
Ohio has a deregulated energy market, allowing businesses to choose their electricity provider and find competitive rates.
Pennsylvania was one of the early adopters of energy deregulation, giving businesses the power to choose their electricity providers for more competitive rates.
Rhode Island has been a deregulated energy market since 1996, allowing businesses to choose their energy supplier.
Texas has one of the largest deregulated energy markets in the country, allowing businesses to choose from multiple energy providers.
Virginia’s deregulated energy market allows businesses to select from a variety of electricity providers, creating a competitive environment that can lead to better rates.
Washington, D.C.’s energy market is deregulated, allowing business owners to select from a variety of energy providers to find the best rates and services.
