ComEd Business Electricity Rates
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- 1 Attention ComEd Small Business Customers:
- 1.0.1 – Illinois customers in the ComEd area are seeing savings of up to 20% – There are No Switching Fees, and you’ll continue to get the same exact bill, but with a lower rate.
- 1.0.2 • You Now Have a Choice when it comes to who supplies your electricity
- 1.0.3 • You can Save 10-20% on your monthly electric bill
- 1.0.4 • No Switching Fees, No Interruption of Service, and ComEd remains your electric utility.
- 1.0.5 Customers who have not chosen a competitive supplier pay the ComEd default rate for electric supply. The rate is determined by an auction that ComEd holds for electric suppliers to bid on the right to service default rate customers. Competitive rates will save you money on your electric bill.
- 1.0.6 ComEd wants you to shop and find a lower rate! This is because ComEd is a regulated utility in charge of the electricity delivery. They will remain the company you call in the event of power failure, and they will also continue to send you your monthly electric bill.
Attention ComEd Small Business Customers:
– Illinois customers in the ComEd area are seeing savings of up to 20%
– There are No Switching Fees, and you’ll continue to get the same exact bill, but with a lower rate.
Current Lowest ComEd Electricity Prices
• You Now Have a Choice when it comes to who supplies your electricity
• You can Save 10-20% on your monthly electric bill
• No Switching Fees, No Interruption of Service, and ComEd remains your electric utility.
About Electric Choice
Customers who have not chosen a competitive supplier pay the ComEd default rate for electric supply. The rate is determined by an auction that ComEd holds for electric suppliers to bid on the right to service default rate customers. Competitive rates will save you money on your electric bill.
Save Money While Remaining a ComEd Customer
ComEd wants you to shop and find a lower rate! This is because ComEd is a regulated utility in charge of the electricity delivery. They will remain the company you call in the event of power failure, and they will also continue to send you your monthly electric bill.
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