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Compare Electricity Rates in Champaign

Founded in 1855 and chartered in 1860, the city of Champaign offers residents many green spaces, an award-winning library, University of Illinois’ flagship campus and plenty of energy supply plans from a competitive electricity company market. The city is situated between Chicago, Indianapolis and St. Louis, making it a great spot for shopping and doing business. So not only is your favorite retail chain most likely available in Champaign, your favorite competitive electric or natural gas provider is probably available too.

Whenever you’re ready to explore your options, give us a call at SaveOnEnergy.com® and a trained energy expert will walk you through the process.

Understand supply plan options

From Baytowne to Carriage Center, residents and business owners have the power to choose an energy supply plan thanks to Plug In Illinois. Understanding your options is important, and more specifically, understanding supply plan types is even more important. The two major types are fixed- and variable-rate supply plans.

Fixed-rate supply plans secure a rate per kWh for the length of a contract, making household budgeting a lot easier. Variable-rate supply plans don’t secure a supply rate, but are free from long-term contracts. If you’re in the market to see how low a rate can get (at the risk of experiencing high market prices), a variable plan might be your best bet. If you own a home and want to keep your finances as easy to understand as possible, a fixed-rate supply plan might suit your needs.

Don’t call your competitive electricity company in an emergency

When your power goes out, if you see a downed power line or if you smell a natural gas leak, don’t call your chosen retailer. Instead, you should contact your utility. In the event of an emergency in Champaign, call Ameren.

Report power loss to Ameren to 1-800-755-5000.

Updated 10-10-19

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