Public Power Energy Rates, Reviews & Plans

About Public Power

Established in 2008, Public Power is an electricity provider that provides energy services to more than one million people in Illinois, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and more. Formerly owned by Crius Energy, Public Power has been part of the Texas-based Vistra Energy family of brands since 2019.

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Services offered by Public Power

Public Power for residential customers

Public Power sells residential energy and natural gas plans to customers across the Northeast and Midwest. The company specializes in fixed-rate plans, which come with a set electricity rate that won’t change for the length of the plan..

Public Power for business customers

If you own a small business in Public Power’s service area, you can contact the provider for your commercial energy needs. Check out our business energy hub to learn more about your options.

Public Power service areas

Public Power operates in eight states (including Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio) and Washington, D.C. You can use the SaveOnEnergy to explore providers available in whichever state you live in or are moving to.

SaveOnEnergy’s tips for easy electricity service setup

• Don’t forget to read your plan’s Electricity Facts Label before signing up. It contains important information including:
  • Price per kilowatt-hour based on usage
  • % renewable energy sourcing
  • Early termination fees
• Enjoy hassle-free supplier setup. Once your order has been confirmed, your new supplier will set up service with your utility, or transmission and distribution service provider (TDSP) – but don’t worry, there shouldn’t be any interruption to your power during the switch.
• Understanding your electricity bill. Your local TDSP will still deliver your electricity and maintain electric infrastructure including meters and power lines. Your utility fees can be found as TDU or TDSP charges on your monthly bill. They are independent of your supplier rate.

How to move or transfer service with Public Power

If you’re an existing Public Power customer and are planning a move within the provider’s service area, make sure to provide the company with your new address (at least 48 hours in advance). Leaving Public Power’s service area? You can use the SaveOnEnergy marketplace to find a new plan near you.

Contact Public Power

• Headquarters: Irving, Texas
• Bill pay: Public Power does not have an online bill pay option. Payments are processed through your utility company.
• Customer service: Call 1-888-354-4415 or email service@ppandu.com
• Outages: Contact your utility company