Commercial Electricity Supplier Ohio

Demand & Usage Basics

Your load profile - when and how you consume energy - drives capacity tags and transmission costs. Interval data helps align the right product to your risk tolerance.

Contract Terms

Look beyond the headline rate. Validate what's fixed vs pass-through, bandwidth clauses, early termination, and start-month effects on pricing.

Price floats with the market (Index). With Block + Index, you pre-buy a portion of usage at a fixed price and let the rest float.

• Good for: Teams comfortable with some risk to capture dips.
• Simple example: Use 100,000 kWh/month. Fix a 60,000 kWh block at $0.071/kWh; the remaining 40,000 kWh follows the index.
• If index averages $0.060/kWh: blended ≈ (60% x 0.071 + 40% x 0.060) ≈ $0.066/kWh.
• If index spikes to $0.085/kWh: blended ≈ (60% x 0.071 + 40% x 0.085) ≈ $0.076/kWh.

Add Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) to match a chosen % of your electricity. Physical supply stays the same; you fund renewable generation attributes.

• Good for: Hitting sustainability targets with predictable add-on cost.
• Simple example: Use 100 MWh/month and choose 50% green. Buy 50 RECs. If a REC costs ~$0.30, added cost ≈ $15/month.
• Note: Works with fixed, index, or hybrid plans.

Combine multiple Ohio locations into one strategy to leverage scale and simplify renewals.

• Good for: Multi-location retailers, manufacturers, property portfolios.
• Simple example: Five sites x 20,000 kWh/month each = 100,000 kWh. Quote together to improve pricing and set one renewal date.
• Tip: You can still mix fixed and index blocks across the portfolio.