If I Live in a Municipality or Co-Op Can I Switch Suppliers?
The short answer is no you can't switch suppliers.
While there may still be options available, those options are usually controlled by the decision makers of the co-op or municipality. It is up to your co-op whether to participate in the deregulated market or not, but most have chosen not to. You could speak to your board members and see how they feel about switching suppliers. If your municipality already participated in an energy aggregation program, you can only change your supplier when the contract expires.
If your co-op or municipality is interested in starting an energy program, please contact David Ramos, david@energypricechoice.com, for more information and to see what options we have available for you.
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