Live web estimate
Pennsylvania, Texas, and Ohio
These are the markets where the instant ZIP-based website estimate is strongest today.
State guide hub
Compare Electric Rates by State
Choose My Electric now covers a broader set of deregulated electricity markets. Some states are best served by instant ZIP-based web comparison today, while others are better handled through utility-specific guides, benchmark views, or app-first market flows. This hub makes those paths easy to find.
Coverage at a glance
Where the website is fastest, and where the guide matters most
Guide + utility-first flows
Maryland, Massachusetts, Maine, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Illinois
These markets often depend on utility selection, official state boards, or published benchmark context.
Benchmark-heavy markets
Connecticut, District of Columbia, and New York
These pages help shoppers understand official supplier snapshots, benchmarks, and fallback data when live public boards vary.
Supported state pages
Browse the market guide that matches your utility region
Live ZIP estimate
Pennsylvania electric rates
Compare Pennsylvania supplier offers, utility benchmarks, and plan timing before a current rate goes stale.
Explore PennsylvaniaLive ZIP estimate
Ohio electric rates
Review Ohio electric and gas market context, choose the right utility area, and compare supplier options.
Explore OhioLive ZIP estimate
Texas electricity plans
Browse Texas electricity plans and compare supplier pricing by delivery area and plan structure.
Explore TexasUtility-first market
Maryland electric rates
Understand Maryland utility territories like BGE, Pepco, Delmarva, Potomac Edison, SMECO, and Choptank.
Explore MarylandBenchmark guide
Connecticut electric rates
Review Connecticut benchmark context, billed supplier snapshots, and Eversource versus UI territory differences.
Explore ConnecticutOfficial live board
District of Columbia electric rates
Use the DC guide to understand Pepco delivery and official DC Power Connect supplier comparisons.
Explore DCUtility-first market
Massachusetts electric rates
See how Energy Switch MA works, which utility areas participate, and where municipal light plants change the story.
Explore MassachusettsPublished supplier sample
Maine electric rates
Review Maine utility districts and official published supplier pricing, including representative-sample caveats.
Explore MaineUtility territory guide
New Jersey electric rates
Follow the New Jersey guide by utility territory and see how supplier boards differ across PSE&G, JCP&L, ACE, and Rockland.
Explore New JerseyOfficial live board
Rhode Island electric rates
See Rhode Island Energy supply comparisons and why Rhode Island competitive choice is narrower than other states.
Explore Rhode IslandService-area based
Illinois electric rates
Check the Illinois market by utility service area and understand how official Plug In Illinois data is published.
Explore IllinoisBenchmark fallback
New York electric rates
Follow New York utility benchmark guidance and supplier directory context while the public offer board is offline.
Explore New YorkFAQ
Quick answers about expanded state coverage
Which states have instant web ZIP comparison today?
Pennsylvania, Texas, and Ohio currently have the strongest instant web ZIP comparison flow on the public website.
Why do some state pages focus on guides or utility benchmarks instead of live plan cards?
Some deregulated markets publish data through utility-first boards, billed supplier snapshots, benchmark feeds, or temporary fallbacks when official offer boards change. Those guides keep the website accurate instead of forcing a fake one-size-fits-all market view.
Where does the app still help the most?
The app is still the best place for rate-expiration alerts, bill uploads, plan tracking, and repeat comparison support after the first research pass.