Connecticut Electric Companies
Choosing an energy provider is a big task for anyone. It's important that you find a supplier that offers attractive rates while remaining reliable. CTEnergyRatings lets you compare the best electricity companies in Connecticut.
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Who are the best Connecticut electricity providers?
Connecticut Electricity Utilities
These companies are primarily responsible for safely and reliably delivering electricity or to your home. Electric utilities must maintain their poles and wires while utilities look after their network of pipes and valves.
Connecticut Electric Company FAQs
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Who are the best Connecticut electricity providers?
The highest-rated electricity companies are Constellation, and Direct Energy.
These are Connecticut Energy Ratings' Gold Tier Providers. This distinction is only given to energy retailers who offer the best rates with superlative customer service with a wide range of electricity plans to choose from. Customers can rest assured when choosing these providers to be serviced by the most capable and industrious retailers in the Connecticut electric market!
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Who are the lowest-cost electricity providers in Connecticut?
The Connecticut electric companies with the cheapest rates are Think Energy with 1 plan starting at 10¢/kWh, Major Energy with 1 plan starting at 11.7¢/kWh, XOOM Energy with 4 plans starting at 13.3¢/kWh, and Direct Energy with 1 plan starting at 13.7¢/kWh.
Here is Connecticut Energy Ratings' full portfolio of over 90+ electric providers to choose from!-
What are the cheapest electricity plans in Connecticut?
The plans with the lowest rates this week are Think Basic 5 from Think Energy starting at 10¢/kWh, Secure Choice 12 from Major Energy starting at 11.7¢/kWh, SureLock 12 from XOOM Energy starting at 13¢/kWh, and SureLock 12 - Airline Rewards from XOOM Energy starting at 13.3¢/kWh.
Here are other 90+ electricity companies with affordable plans!
Other Providers
We have not vetted and do not sell plans for these electricity companies in Connecticut. However, they may still serve customers in Connecticut and are included for historical and educational purposes.
