Time to Choose an Independent Electricity Supplier!
By January 1, 2026, all residents currently on universal supply and consuming up to 1000 kWh per year must select an independent electricity supplier. This marks the third and final phase of the market liberalization process.
Regardless of your phase, you can sign a new contract now!
You can switch electricity suppliers or plans anytime without any additional fees.
What Does Electricity Pricing Look Like in a Competitive Market?
| Gray | Green |
|---|---|
| Transmission service costs | Electricity purchase price |
| System service costs | Supply service cost |
| Public Interest Services (PIS) costs | |
| Distribution service surcharges |
* The state will continue to regulate this portion of the price.
** The unregulated price depends on the specific independent supplier's offer. It may vary based on current and forecasted electricity exchange prices, fixed/variable terms of the agreement, and other contractual conditions.
