Electricity supplier reviews

Fortune 200 company with the largest nuclear fleet in the US. Strong clean energy credentials and competitive rates.

One of the largest retail suppliers in North America. Wide plan variety and competitive long-term fixed rates.

Competitive rates and strong green options, but elevated BBB complaint volume. Requires active contract management.

National brand backed by NRG Energy Corp. Mid-range rates, but door-to-door and Walmart kiosk sales tactics generate complaints.

100% renewable specialist using subscription pricing. Great for high-usage customers; costs more for low-usage households.

Very competitive headline rates, but often short-term introductory rates that reset higher. Elevated BBB complaint pattern.

Value-focused regional supplier with genuinely competitive PA rates. Less brand recognition but often beats national brands on price.

Large regional supplier (OH-based). Electricity supply is solid; solar division door-to-door sales generate complaints.

Texas-only renewable specialist owned by NextEra Energy. Strong green credentials; customer service is the weak point.

100% renewable focus, but $7M class action settlement in 2024 over billing practices. Elevated complaint patterns warrant high caution.

Publicly traded (NASDAQ: SPKE) dual-fuel provider. Door-to-door sales tactics generate complaints; mid-market rates.

Northeast-focused regional supplier (PA, NJ, CT, NH, NY). Mid-tier in all dimensions; smaller customer service capacity.