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ABOUT ENERGY DEREGULATION

Deregulation creates choice. Customers in the electric and natural gas markets now have the ability to choose the supplier of natural gas and electricity for their business. Prior to deregulation you only had one choice and no competition. The monopoly on energy made for poor service and high cost.

Following deregulation of the airline and telephone industries, the focus moved to natural gas and electric utilities. Consumers are now able to choose who supplies their natural gas and/or electricity. The utility delivers the energy regardless of who supplies the natural gas or electricity through their distribution system. Additionally, the utility is still responsible for maintenance of the distribution system, billing, meter reading and responding to outages.

Since deregulation came to the energy industry over 10 years ago, almost half of the states have passed major legislation and regulations to restructure their electric power, natural gas, or both.

Benefits of deregulation:

  • Choice: pricing, service, contracts
  • Elimination of monopolies creating a level playing field
  • Better customer service
  • Better energy pricing
  • More jobs and opportunities
  • Alternative and renewable energy resources more available
Nordic Energy is a competitive supplier of Natural Gas and Electricity. We currently offer commercial and residential electric service in Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Contact us to learn more about competitive energy solutions in your area. 1-844-696-7663
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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