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Amazing energy supplier for aes and center point utility delivery
It was surprisingly informative the rep had a answer to all my questions explaining in detail about the 100% green energy and perks and rebates as well as a fixed price lower then the s.s.o protecting me from the inflation of variable rates and increases from the utility
  • Chris Cooper
  • Dayton, OH
  • April 1st, 2024

Frequently Asked Questions in Dayton

What plans does APG&E have in my area?

In your area, APG&E offers the following electricity plans: SimpleSaver 12 starting at 10¢/kWh, SimpleSaver 14 starting at 10.1¢/kWh, SimpleSaver 18 starting at 10.2¢/kWh, and True Classic 36 starting at 15¢/kWh. The average rate of a 12 month fixed-rate electricity plan in your area is around 10.3¢/kWh, ranging from 8.3¢/kWh to 13.5¢/kWh.

What is the average cost of a 12 month electricity plan in the city of Dayton, OH?

The average rate of a 12 month fixed-rate electricity plan is around 10.3¢/kWh, ranging from 8.3¢/kWh to 13.5¢/kWh. Popular plans in this range are

In the case of 24 month plans, the average rate of a 24 month fixed-rate electricity plan is around 10.4¢/kWh, ranging from 10.1¢/kWh to 10.7¢/kWh. Popular plans in this range are

What are the most popular plans?

The most popular electricity plans in 45426 in the past 30 days are 6 Month Home Power Plan, Residential Clean Energy Plan, Secure Choice 12, Live Brighter 12, and Electric 12 Month Fixed Rate WITH MRC.

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Stats for 45426

Dayton, Ohio, 45426 covers 19.29 square miles and has a population of 15239 people. This makes 45426 the 288th most populated zipcode region in Ohio.

Area codes in 45426 include 937.

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News Posts Around Dayton

Dayton Customers Face High Estimated Bills From Cold

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Are Your Dayton Energy Bills Higher?

Consumers saw estimated amounts on their February bills. Learn why these were higher than normal and how you can save more.
Extreme cold may have added an estimated $12.00 to $15.00 to average electricity bills in Ohio. Learn why some Dayton bills ran even higher.

Higher-than-normal electricity bills shocked many Dayton energy customers last month. February's cold snaps left them contacting news outlets and lawmakers about high bills and if it could happen again. However, the actual reasons for these high bills may not be as big a problem as they first appear. Still, it should still be a reason to shop for better electricity rates. Let's talk about why cold snaps may have driven up your Dayton bills and what you can do about it.

Dayton February Estimated Bills

On average, February cold pushed heating use about $12-$15 higher than normal. To put that in perspective, EIA estimates that Ohio homes spend close to $125 a month on their electricity bills. So this means because of the cold weather, the average home bill rose close to $140 last month.

AES Ohio explained that record low temperatures caused the higher-than-average electric bills. That's party due to the nearly 50,000 homes that don't have smart meters. Due to extreme cold, AES Ohio meter readers were unable to read these analog meters. As a result, these customers saw estimated charges on their bills, many of which may have been slightly higher than they should be.

Customers must still pay the estimated bill amount. But, AES Ohio will eventually take accurate readings and then credit any overcharges to their account.

Ohio Electric Rates May Rise

However, it's important to remember that meters aren't the only thing to worry about.

Right now the AES Ohio PTC rate is 9.17822 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh). But, with natural gas prices expected to rise, it's possible the PTC rate may rise as well. This means that unless you are practicing the best energy saving strategies, your future energy costs may rise. If that happens, then now's the time to shop during the shoulder month pricing season.

Ohio homes use an average of 811 kWh of energy per month. With the PTC rate, that adds to an average supply charge of about $74 on your bill. However, you would pay 7.99 cents per kWh if you switched to the Electric 12 Month Fixed Rate WITH MRC plan from Public Power. This equals an average supply charge of about $64 a month for 12 months ($10 less than AES Ohio). On top of the savings, Public Power has no early termination fee. This makes it convenient if you need to cancel should you have to move.

What Dayton Electric Customers Can Do

Thankfully, there are state programs you can take advantage of to keep the heat on during these last cold months. For example, HeatShare can help Columbia Gas of Ohio customers to help make payments or reconnect their service. If you need help with your winter bills it's best to call your utility and work with them to avoid disconnection.

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