DFL Energy

For home

Switching supplier changes one line on your bill. Nothing else.

Same wires, same meter, same utility, same number you call in an outage. The only thing that changes is who sells you the energy — and what you pay for it.

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Start here

Half your bill isn't up for negotiation. The other half is.

Delivery is your utility's monopoly — the poles, the wires, the meter reading. It is set by the regulator and it is identical for everyone on the network.

Supply is the energy itself. In a deregulated state, that half is yours to shop.

Delivery Regulated. Same for everyone. Supply You choose who provides this. The only part we shop Typically a third to a half of the bill ONE MONTH'S BILL

Reading an offer

Four things that decide whether a plan is actually cheap.

The rate after the intro period

Teaser pricing is designed to expire. A plan advertised at a very low rate often converts to a variable one after a month or two, and variable is where the damage happens.

Monthly recurring charges

A flat fee of five to ten dollars, occasionally thirty, attached to a lower headline rate. On a modest household it can wipe out the saving entirely. Always compare the all-in cost.

Cancellation terms

Normal, and not a problem on shorter plans. It matters on twenty-four and thirty-six month terms, where being locked out of a falling market is a real cost.

What it is measured against

A rate only means something next to your utility's current default. That number is published, and it is the only fair benchmark.

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Switching

Three steps, and it takes about five minutes.

  1. 01

    Enter your ZIP

    Rates are set utility by utility, so the first thing we need is which network serves your address.

  2. 02

    Compare plans

    Offers from licensed suppliers in your area, shown against your utility's current default rate with the fees included.

  3. 03

    Enrol

    Your new supplier handles the changeover with the utility. It takes effect on your next meter read, and nothing about your service changes.

Find out what you are paying above market.

Send one recent bill and we will come back with what your account qualifies for today. No cost, and no obligation to switch.