Energize CT

18 recommendations and reviews from 18 people

• Referral from February 15, 2018
  

  Jeannine U. asked:

  Does anyone use another supplier instead of Eversource?

  

  Ann L. replied:

  Change all the time depending on who has the best deal. Go to Energizect.com, you can see all the suppliers.

  

  Pat O. replied:

  You can see all the different supplier rates at www.energizect.com you have a choice for supply only, delivery remains with Eversource and is about half of your bill...

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• Referral from January 17, 2018
  

  Heather F. asked:

  Anyone know the options for electric suppliers? I've been with Viridian but the rate is going up to 11.70. Received something from Constellation but I've never heard of them before. Thank you!

  

  Martha R. replied:

  Check out all available suppliers and current offers at energizect.com.

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• Referral from August 19, 2017
  

  Christine O. asked:

  So I know there's probably tons of posts about electric companies but I need help. My electric bill is insane. It baffles me how I'm paying more for delivery than I am for my actual usage. I live in mill pond and need a new electric company asap. Any recommendations? Preferably one that doesn't charge an obnoxious amount for delivery.

  

  Sylvia Z. replied:

  Go to energizect.com pick a supplier that is the only thing available to lower your bill. Eversource is the only company for most of CT that supplies the electricity be careful when picking a supplier I look for no cancel fee and one for at least 6 mo cycle. **** most people forget when that cycle is up and get another supplier so they get slammed with higher rates****

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• Referral from December 6, 2016
  

  Melissa M. asked:

  Recommendations for companies that do blown insulation

  

  Brian H. replied:

  http://www.energizect.com

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• Referral from September 2, 2016
  

  Olivia U. asked:

  Hello, does anybody know what electric supplier is offering the least expensive rate right now? Or is there a website that can show me multiple suppliers?

  

  Karen C. replied:

  If you go to energizect.com there is an option at the top of the page: Choose an Electric supplier. Choose the first option CT's official rate board, and it will list all of the different suppliers and their offers.

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• Referral from March 18, 2016
  

  Ivana W. asked:

  Any ideas on an electric supplier other than eversource? Looking to switch. TIA.

  

  Sheila L. replied:

  You can check generation rates here http://www.energizect.com/ I signed up for email alerts from Levco Energy, they alert me to lowest rates (but sometimes there are cancellation fees so it still pays to compare).

  

  Kelly D. replied:

  Go to http://www.energizect.com/. There is a link about choosing suppliers. It will give you all rates and fees for suppliers available. Do not go into contract with a supplier that has a term more then 6 months, ever source rate is state regulatory mandated every July and Jan and usually lower rates then most suppliers for the July through Jan term. you should check in Jan and July each year and if you do this and don't sign contract terms or fees can switch around to lowest provider and save money.

  

  Andrew E. replied:

  It varies. Check energize ct for lowest price and you will consistently have to renew for lowest rate depending on what plan you choose. Levco was lowest last I checked.

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• Referral from November 20, 2015
  

  Doris H. asked:

  I hope I don't get into trouble for posting this- and I am not selling anything so that's why I think it's ok. Has anyone looked at their electricity bill lately and noticed it has gone up? Mine sure did, and it was because the carrier I used to use, expired---meaning my contracted rate expired, and then I got hosed. Anyways, I was speaking to a friend who is with Ambit Energy. Her job, is to look over those "contracted prices" if you go with Ambit, and make sure to lock you in at a good price, forever moving forward , so that the spike thing doesn't happen again. Ever. It might be worth it to compare who you use now, with a company like Ambit....I saved over $100 per month on my bill, just by taking a few minutes to compare prices. If this makes sense to you, please call my friend Jane Thielen, 203-273-1643. She helped us so much....It's a good thing!

  

  Monica M. replied:

  We set a reminder for when our rates are about to expire. We always check the energizect.com site for a full listing of all suppliers with their rates, terms, and the percentage of green and renewable energy. I'll post the name of the one we currently have in a bit. Our power bill is currently around $50/month.

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• Referral from September 25, 2015
  

  Donna M. asked:

  Who is the best provider for electricity? I'm moving and just wanted some opinions. Tia

  

  Paul R. replied:

  Eversource is everyone's transmission company, but there are a number of generators. Go to energizect.com for details.

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• Referral from July 29, 2015
  

  Lauren D. asked:

  I'm thinking of switching electric supplier. Currently have a variable with North American. Who do you use and are you saving money? I'm thinking to go back to Eversource (CL&P)

  

  Lauren D. replied:

  Michael, I don't see Dominion as a choice on the energizect.com site?

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• Referral from July 26, 2015
  

  Ashley M. asked:

  Does anyone know of another electric company besides "eversource" that services New Milford ?

  

  Tracy C. replied:

  If you go to energizect.com it lists all the electric company choices and their rates.

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• Referral from January 25, 2015
  

  Kristen R. asked:

  Does anyone have any recs for generation suppliers for UI? We have NRG now and the rates just jumped a lot.

  

  Carol P. replied:

  Go to EnergizeCT.com

  

  Paul V. replied:

  Kristen Donovan Richmond go to www.energizect.com on the top right corner click 'choose your electric supplier' it gives you all the options!

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• Referral from November 8, 2014
  

  David G. asked:

  Looking for some help finding the best electric provider rates? Currently have Direct Energy and contract expiring.

  

  Matt L. replied:

  Energizect.com shows all rates

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• Referral from August 21, 2014
  

  Scott I. asked:

  Okay, so the rates at CT light and power are going up, way up. Does anyone know of any electric company that supplies a residential house in New Milford with reasonable rates?

  

  Sarah G. replied:

  the webits you need is www.energizect.com grab your old bill and plug in the numbers and you'll see who is cheaper and the terms and conditions of signing with them

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• Referral from February 10, 2014
  

  Michael S. asked:

  After checking my last 3 bills for Home Heating oil...........Since November 8th 2013, 3 Months I have spent 2255.00. My house is a ranch 2700sf Anybody know a reputable Company to do an energy efficiency test of my home. Thank You in advance for any suggestions.

  

  Anthony P. replied:

  If you go through EnergizeCT (or one of your utilities), they will set you up with a company and the state pays for it completely (you just pay a co-pay of $75). I had it done this past fall. It's all day affair (6+ hours on my house). They replace ALL of the lights in your home with compact fluorescents, do a safety test on your furnace (to make sure the CO levels are in the safe range), do a blower door test to see how leaky your house is. They then go up in your attic and seal all the openings they can find with expanding filler. They also do the same around all the windows. In addition (impressed yet?) they install new weatherstripping wherever it is needed on doors and windows. After it is all done, they give you a report and rebates that you can use to upgrade your insulation, furnace, windows (basically anything that makes your house more efficient). It is one helluva deal. Here's more info: http://www.energizect.com/.../solutions/energy-assessments

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