As I understand it, with deregulation the local utility basically becomes nothing more than an electricity delivery company. Households can choose an alternate source for the who generates the power they use. No matter which company you select, you still utilize the same local utility to deliver electricity, provide service read meters, and even billing, so it makes it very easy to save money. I'm very much in favor of alternative energy sources, which is another reason I am so hyped up about this stuff.
The tough part is there are only 20 states with energy deregulation, so you need to check to see if your state allows you to save money with choosing your power source. Hopefully deregulation will become available to all states, although I'm sure some politicians are dragging their feet because they get kickbacks from special-interest lobby groups, but that's just my theory.
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My state is deregulated, and I contract for both my gas and electric through Kathy A's company. It's still expensive, but less so this way.
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Cheryl- I had no idea KathyA's company sold power! I'll have to chat with her sometime.
I was impressed in Alaska when I found out that Jay Ramras, a former REPUBLICAN lawmaker, has a hotel in Fairbanks (Pike's Landing)that used various forms of alternative energy. I am presently too tired to recall, but I do know he uses a lot of green alternatives.
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