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Did you know that in Illinois, you can choose your power provider? Most people use their local utility company for their natural gas and electricity solutions because it’s the default option. However, they’re missing out on the many benefits offered by alternative retail electric suppliers and alternative gas suppliers. Since ARES and AGS have to compete for customers, they’re more likely to innovate and provide additional services.

Nordic Energy is a ComEd Alternative

If you live or own a business in Illinois, you may be using ComEd as your power provider. Nordic Energy is an alternative energy supplier in the same area, which means you can easily make the switch.

Of course, you may wonder what an alternative energy supplier is and why you should choose one over your local utility company. Let’s break down how AGS and ARES, such as Nordic Energy, work.

Why Choose an AGS or ARES?

AGS and ARES are typically independently owned companies, which means they’re in fierce competition for customers. This competition is usually beneficial to consumers as it drives innovation, affordability, and service quality.

On the other hand, utility companies may rest on their laurels, knowing their customers aren’t aware of alternatives. Their plans may not be as flexible, forcing customers to choose options that don’t fit their needs.

How Does Switching Affect Your Power?

One of the best things about using an AGS or ARES is that there’s no change on your end. Nordic Energy and other alternative suppliers use the same power infrastructure as local utility companies, which means no upgrades or renovations are necessary. Your energy comes from a different source but along the same gas and power lines initially installed in your home or business.

Who Do You Call When You Have Power Issues?

Utility companies are responsible for maintaining infrastructure. So if you have issues with your gas or power lines, you’ll still contact ComEd for resolution.

Why Choose Us

Nordic Energy isn’t the only AGS out there — in fact, competition is the point of alternative suppliers. So why choose Nordic Energy over other companies?

Here at Nordic Energy, we’re dedicated to being the best. We know smart consumers are always on the lookout for better deals, which is why we offer excellent value.

Fantastic Customer Service

If you need assistance, Nordic Energy goes above and beyond to deliver. We know how frustrating it can be to get the run-around when you need a straightforward answer, so we’re dedicated to helping as quickly and effectively as possible. Whether you call or submit your concerns via our online form, we promise to get back to you with a solution as soon as possible.

Fast Operational Speed

There’s nothing more inconvenient than calling for a simple quote and having to wait days for an answer. Here at Nordic Energy, we respond to quote requests in minutes so you can get on with your day.

Why do we respond so quickly? We want to give you a taste of the customer service you can expect when you switch to Nordic Energy. If you like our no-fuss, no excuses approach, you can enroll immediately.

Multiple Energy Sources

One of the things we’re most proud of is our multiple energy sources. Since we have several vendors to choose from, we can negotiate the best deals, which allows us to offer competitive pricing and additional services to our customers. It also means our energy is more reliable than one-source competitors since we can switch vendors if something happens along the supply line.

FAQs

Before you make the switch, you probably have a few questions. We know that staying informed is integral to making good business decisions, which is why we’ve collected and answered the questions most frequently asked by interested parties.

How Does the Nordic Energy Rewards Program Work?

We want to show our appreciation to loyal customers, which is why we developed the Rewards Program. Every month you’re with us, you’ll accumulate 50 Rewards Dollars, which you can use at a variety of businesses:

  • Hilton

  • Subway

  • Chili’s

  • Carnival

  • Oakley

 

Additionally, you’ll be eligible for free giveaways, discounts with local restaurants, travel specials, and more.

How Does Pricing Differ?

One of the most significant differences between AGS and utility companies is pricing. Typically, utility companies have variable pricing, which changes as market prices change. AGS and ARES, on the other hand, have fixed rates.

 

What does this mean for you? With alternative suppliers, you can estimate your bill every month since you know what you’ll be charged for use. With utility companies, your energy use can stay the same, but your bill still fluctuates, making it harder to budget.

List of Counties We Serve

Nordic Energy serves every county in Illinois. Whether you’re looking for a power provider for your residence or your place of business, we’re eager to offer our services.

Nordic Energy Services

Are you ready to get more from your power company? Then it’s time to contact Nordic Energy. We’re excited to help customers take full advantage of our services and always work toward greater efficiency.

To enroll with Nordic Energy, visit our website, which will walk you through the process. Alternatively, you can give us a call at 1-844-696-7663 to get started.

DISCLAIMER: Nordic Energy Services, LLC ("Nordic"), is not the same entity as your electric delivery company. You are not required to enroll with Nordic. Beginning on (effective date), the electric supply price to compare is (price in cents per kilowatt hour). The electric utility electric supply price will expire on (expiration date). The utility electric supply price to compare does not include the purchased electricity adjustment factor. For more information go to the Illinois Commerce Commission's free website at www.pluginillinois.org. The purchased electricity adjustment factor may range between +.5 cents and -.5 cents per kilowatt hour.
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