Deregulated energy markets exist in some local, regional, and states, including both the United States and Canada. What is a deregulated market? This means, essentially, that any energy company can put electricity or gas into the grid. Before deregulation, there were energy monopolies: the same utility company could control the prices of all electricity and gas because only one company would generate the energy, transmit the energy, and then sell you the energy at your home or business.

Energy deregulation means that any energy company can sell you the same electricity or gas that you're receiving now. These energy companies are called "retail electric providers" (REP) and choosing among them can be very complex because you have many different options, including your electricity or gas rate.

Our energy consultants will look at a variety of options when helping find you the best retail electric provider, including: