“Too few people in CT realize they have energy options outside of the traditional large companies such as United Illuminating (UI) and Connecticut Light and Power (CL&P)… it’s important to know your bill is divided into two component charges. One set of charges is the generation charge. This is the cost of the actual electricity supply. The other set of charges are the transmission and distribution charges. This is the cost of delivering the electricity from the generation facility where the electricity is produced to your home. Deregulation only affects the generation charge, or the actual cost of the electricity.”
See our Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about buying your energy from a competitive energy supplier, learning how to read your utility bill, and knowing that the utility company will still respond to all service calls and power outages.
Download this News Release