The Empire State offers energy plans in a deregulated energy market; here's why that can be a good thing for you and how to choose a plan.

Lubbock Power & Light moves into ERCOT, where its customers must choose a new electric provider or one will be chosen for them.

If you live in an energy deregulated state, this choice could save you a lot of money.

Here's a breakdown of the states where you have an energy choice and how your state's utility bills compare to the rest of the nation.

Depending on where you live, you may have the power to shop around for a new energy provider to see if you can get a better price. We will walk you through how to know if you're eligible.

A strong energy contender working in a number of places, but not always working perfectly.

You can choose your energy supplier in Connecticut. Here's what you should know about deregulation and how to weigh plans and rates.

Pennsylvania allows consumers to choose their energy supplier. Is it worth it?

You can choose your electricity provider, plan and price in Texas. Choosing wisely is the hardest part. How to make sense of electricity shopping.

Where you live determines whether you have a choice in energy providers. But choice isn't always a good thing. These experts weigh in on the pros and cons of both energy models.

You can't always control the price of electricity, but you can control your home's energy consumption. Here's how to calculate it.

Deregulated energy allows you to choose who you buy your energy from. But not every state is deregulated.

For EV drivers who have a choice in electric plans, switching could save you money each month.

Choosing an electricity provider for a business or commercial property is more complicated than rate shopping for a home. We're here to help you make sense of it all.

If you live in New Jersey, you likely have the option to shop for an energy supplier. Should you?

A challenge to Lubbock Power & Light's plan to exit the Southwest Power Pool electrical grid may delay the transition to a competitive market until 2024, giving residents more time to choose a supplier.

Here's what you should know about choosing your energy supplier in Illinois -- and how to potentially save money on your energy bills.

Here's what you need to know about a recent AEP Ohio energy bill hike and how you can choose your energy provider.

Here's what you need to know about a recent AEP Ohio energy bill hike.

If you live in a deregulated area and have the power to choose your electric provider, you'll want to take these steps before you make the switch.