In deregulated states and provinces, your organization can choose who supplies its electricity and natural gas. We make licensed suppliers compete for your account, lay the offers out side by side so you can choose with confidence, and handle the switch. It's free to you: the supplier you choose pays us.
Your bill has two parts: delivery, which always stays with your utility, and supply, which you're allowed to shop. Most people never do. That's the part we go after.
Snap a photo of a recent bill, text it to 610-904-9403, or fill out the free savings check. Whatever is easiest.
We collect offers from licensed suppliers in your area and lay them out side by side: price, contract length, and the fine print, in plain English.
Nothing changes until you sign. Your utility keeps delivering your power and fixing outages. Only the supplier and the price change.
Shops, restaurants, offices, and service businesses. We get suppliers competing for your account, lock in a rate that fits your budget, and track your renewal date so you don't roll onto an expensive month-to-month rate.
Check my business savings →Every dollar you save goes back to your mission. We compare offers for your electric and gas accounts, explain the contract in plain English for your treasurer or board, and keep an eye on every renewal date.
Check my organization's savings → Read our guide for churches & nonprofits →Your council or board needs to see the options. We gather competing offers from licensed suppliers and lay them out side by side in a clear comparison your council, board, or finance committee can review, timed around your approval process.
Check our savings → Read our guide for public bodies →Hospitals, manufacturers, and property portfolios. Beyond the rate: fixed, index, and blended contract structures, a line-by-line fine-print review, and help with the capacity charges that can be a big share of a large bill.
Check my facility's savings →Shopping for your home? We help households too. Check home rates →
If your business is on a demand-metered account in the PJM region (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Maryland, Delaware, DC, and northern Illinois), part of your bill is a capacity charge. It's based on how much power you were using during the grid's five busiest hours the summer before, and it sticks for the next 12 months. The price behind that charge has jumped:
Carrying 1 MW of capacity responsibility? That is roughly $110,000 more a year. Check your exposure →
Source: PJM Base Residual Auction results, RTO clearing prices. The 2028/29 auction (July 2026) fell 6,831 MW short of PJM's reliability target.
Enter your peak load contribution (PLC) in kW. It is on many commercial electric bills, and your supplier can tell you. If you don't know it, your highest monthly demand in kW is a rough stand-in.
An estimate, not a bill. It multiplies your PLC by PJM's system-wide clearing price for each delivery year. Your actual charge also depends on PJM's scaling factor for your zone and on whether your contract passes capacity through at cost or already includes it in a fixed price. We read it from your bill and your contract.
What that means in dollars: a business carrying 1 MW of capacity responsibility pays roughly $110,000 more a year than it did in 2024/25: the $300.25 rise in the price per MW-day, times 365 days. What you actually pay depends on how your contract handles capacity. We show you what your share is, alert your team ahead of likely peak hours so you can ease off, and build the charge into your contract strategy.
A free service always raises the same question: what's the catch? Here's exactly how this works.
The supplier you choose pays us a commission built into the rate you sign. You never get a bill from us, and we put how we're paid in writing before you agree to anything.
We're independent, so we can put offers from different suppliers side by side and tell you which one actually fits. If a contract has a catch, we point it out before you sign.
No call center. You work directly with Jordan Reese, who reviews your account personally and keeps an eye on your renewal date. Call or text 610-904-9403.
Some contracts are already good. If yours is, you'll hear it from me, Jordan, along with why. No pressure and no pitch, and nothing changes unless you sign.
Start my free savings check →Tell us where you are and what kind of account it is. We'll shop licensed suppliers in your area and show you what you could be paying instead.
Jordan Reese will personally review your request and reach out. Want to speed it up? Send a photo of a recent bill or text one to 610-904-9403.
Yes. The supplier you choose pays us a commission that's built into the rate you sign. You never get a bill from us, and we put how we're paid in writing before you agree to anything.
No. Your utility keeps delivering your power, reading your meter, and fixing outages. The only thing that changes is the supplier and the price on the supply part of your bill.
Supplier contracts have terms. Some have an early cancellation fee, and some roll onto a variable rate when the fixed term ends. We explain every term in plain English before you sign and track your end date so you're never caught off guard.
Small businesses, churches and nonprofits, boroughs, townships, school districts, hospitals, and larger commercial facilities. We help households too.
Yes. We gather competing offers from licensed suppliers and present them side by side in a format your council, board, or finance committee can review. Tell us your approval timeline and any bidding requirements up front, and we'll plan the timing of offers around them.
Our main markets are Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire, plus Canada: Alberta and Ontario for electricity and natural gas, and British Columbia, Manitoba, Quebec, and Saskatchewan for natural gas. We also serve New Jersey, Delaware, Washington DC, Massachusetts, Maine, Texas, Michigan, and California. We do not serve New York. Each linked market has a free shopping guide. Call 610-904-9403 to confirm your area.
Yes. We review your current contract, note when it ends, and line up offers before it expires. If switching early makes sense after any fees, we show you the math.
It's a charge on larger business bills in the PJM region, based on how much power you were using during the grid's five busiest hours the summer before. It stays with you for the next 12 months, and the price behind it has gone from $28.92 to $325 per MW-day since 2024/25. More on capacity charges.
A recent bill. Snap a photo of it, text it to 610-904-9403, email it to Invoice@theenergyexchangemarket.com, or fill out the free savings check.
Tell us where you are and what kind of account it is. We do the shopping and show you the numbers. Free, no obligation.
Rather talk? Call Jordan at 610-904-9403
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