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Key Points
- Thanks to energy deregulation, Ohio residents can choose their electricity provider.
- The current average Ohio electricity rate is 15.77 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh), which is 2% lower than the national average of 16.10 cents per kWh.
- You can use the SaveOnEnergy marketplace to find the lowest energy rates in Ohio.
Learn more about how deregulated energy works
Ohio energy FAQs
Yes, natural gas is deregulated in Ohio. You can learn more about natural gas deregulation in our extensive natural gas guide.
The best provider in Ohio will depend on where you live and your preferences. Enter your ZIP code to view all options in your area. Once you find the most suitable choice, sign up online or call the number on your screen to get help from a SaveOnEnergy expert.
You can lower your energy bill in a few ways. You’ve probably heard tips like turning your thermostat as low as you tolerate, using ENERGY STAR-rated appliances, and sealing air leaks. However, you can also save by finding a lower rate on the SaveOnEnergy marketplace.
Electricity rates can change based on your ZIP code. Some of the cheapest rates are available from Public Powerand Clearview Energy, depending on your location. To check the lowest rates in your area, enter your ZIP code on our marketplace.
The best energy plan will depend on your energy usage, billing preferences, and credit score. If you prefer predictable monthly payments, you may want a fixed-rate plan. If you don’t mind rate fluctuations, opt for a variable-rate plan. You can also explore green plans in your area if you want to go green.