Energy deregulation gives consumers and businesses a choice when it comes to their energy suppliers. In deregulated markets, utilities no longer hold a monopoly on energy service as consumers and businesses have access to adequate and competitively priced energy supplies, able to choose from multiple competitive retailers that offer various service plans at competing rates.

Your state-appointed utility still takes care of the infrastructure that makes up the distribution system, such as your power lines. They are responsible for maintaining this infrastructure as well as reading your meter and responding to emergencies. If you have an emergency with an outage or an issue with your power lines or poles, you still call your utility.

City Power and Gas does not surprise our customers with hidden fees. Our rates and fees are outlined and explained in the Terms and Conditions that accompany each service plan.

City Power and Gas offers both fixed and variable plans.

A fixed-rate product may be higher or lower than utility rates, but, unlike utility rates, a fixed-rate product will not change during the life of your contract. You are protected against unexpected and costly price increases and have greater control over the cost of your gas.

A variable rate plan allows you to purchase gas at market-based prices that change from month to month. While a variable rate is subject to monthly price increases or decreases, it may help you realize the lowest possible cost in the market. However, it also exposes you to possible price increases, and, unlike a fixed rate, a variable rate does not protect you against price volatility. This may be higher or lower than the utility rate.

City Power and Gas offers competitively priced fixed-rate plans ranging from 3 to 36 months, providing price protection for customers seeking stability. We also offer competitive variable rate pricing for those looking to secure the lowest energy rate at any given time. Shop our rate plans to find the one that’s perfect for your needs.

Renewable energy, or green energy, is energy generated from natural processes that are continuously replenished and have less of a negative impact on the environment compared to fossil fuels. This includes energy generated from sources such as sunlight, geothermal heat, wind, tides, water, and various forms of biomass, which can supply a significant proportion of the nation’s energy needs.

Gross receipt taxes are included in our rate but you still have to pay the normal state sales tax for your area.