Explore competitive supplier plans, understand Eversource and United Illuminating service territories, and continue with a ZIP-code comparison built for Connecticut customers.
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Filter and sort the illustrative plan cards. Confirm the current provider offer, rate, fees and availability before enrollment.
Fixed-rate electricity plan
Illustrative 12-month fixed plan. Review the provider's contract summary, cancellation provisions and usage assumptions before enrollment.
Fixed-rate electricity plan
Illustrative 24-month fixed plan. Verify the final rate, early-termination terms and effective date directly with the provider.
Fixed-rate electricity plan
Illustrative fixed-rate option. Availability can differ between Eversource and United Illuminating service areas.
Renewable-content plan
Illustrative renewable-content option. Confirm the renewable-energy description, certificate treatment and complete contract terms.
Connecticut customers receive local utility delivery service while eligible customers may select a competitive supplier for the electricity-supply portion of the bill.
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Compare more than the headline price. Review the plan term, monthly charge, fixed or variable structure, early-termination terms, renewable content and the usage level used to calculate the advertised rate.
| Plan | Provider | Term | Monthly charge | Illustrative rate* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Constellation Fixed 12 | Constellation | 12 months | $0.00 | 13.0¢/kWh |
| Live Brighter 24 | Direct Energy | 24 months | $0.00 | 14.6¢/kWh |
| Town Square Fixed 12 | Town Square Energy | 12 months | $0.00 | 15.5¢/kWh |
| Think Clean 24 | Think Energy | 24 months | $0.00 | 16.0¢/kWh |
*Illustrative, manually maintained comparison data. Enter a ZIP code and confirm current provider terms before enrollment.
Start with the delivery utility serving your address. If you later select a competitive supplier, the utility generally remains responsible for the meter, local wires, outages and delivery charges.
Use your service address or a recent bill to confirm Eversource or United Illuminating.
Arrange delivery service, verify the start date and provide any required identity or deposit information.
Compare plan rate, term, fees, cancellation provisions and renewable content.
Use accurate utility account information and retain the confirmation details.
The service address determines the local delivery utility. Eversource serves much of Connecticut; United Illuminating serves portions of the southwest, while municipal and cooperative utilities serve selected local areas.
Customers who do not select a competitive supplier generally receive a default supply option through the utility. The default supply rate is separate from delivery charges and may change according to the utility's published schedule.
Use the current utility-published supply rate as a reference when reviewing competitive offers.
Confirm the current standard-service rate and effective period before comparing supplier contracts.
Your Eversource bill contains the account identifiers commonly requested during supplier enrollment. The example images below show where these fields appear.
Copy identifiers exactly as shown. Do not cancel utility delivery service when changing the competitive supplier.
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Connecticut's energy-choice structure separates local utility delivery responsibilities from eligible competitive electricity-supply offers. The utility continues to maintain local infrastructure and respond to outages; the supplier sets the generation plan, term and contract conditions.
Maintains poles, wires, meters and local distribution equipment, restores outages and bills delivery charges.
Provides the electricity-supply rate, plan term, renewable content and supplier agreement.
Utility delivery and outage response across much of Connecticut.
View utility information →Utility delivery and outage response in portions of southwestern Connecticut.
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Eligible customers may be able to select a competitive supplier for the supply portion of the bill. Availability depends on the utility territory, service address and current market rules.
Yes. The local utility generally continues delivery, metering, infrastructure maintenance and outage response.
Review the plan term, fixed or variable structure, monthly charges, early-termination provisions, renewable content and usage assumptions.
Use a recent bill or the exact service address. ZIP-code guidance alone may not definitively identify a utility boundary.
No. The displayed cards are illustrative, manually maintained examples. Confirm current prices, terms and availability directly with the provider before enrollment.
Enter a Connecticut ZIP code to continue to electricity-plan results.
