Atlantic City Electric Rates.

New Jersey has a deregulated energy market. As an Atlantic City business owner or resident, you can choose your energy supplier. In the deregulated market there is supplier competition. Suppliers set their rates based on supply and demand. Constant fluctuations in the energy market result in changing rates. If you haven’t researched suppliers recently, there could likely be a lower rate out there than the one you pay today. Take advantage of current market conditions and lock in a future agreement for your business. Whether your current contract expires next week or two years from now, you can sign a commercial agreement for a future start date to match up to your current agreement expiring.

While you can choose your supplier, your utility depends on where you live. This company is responsible for distributing energy through the power lines. Atlantic City Electric is your utility, and you can contact them if you have a power line or outage issue nearby.

When it’s time to shop for suppliers, you should know two things — when your current contract ends and the product type you want. Ending your agreement early will likely result in termination fees, so find a start date to match up to the end of your current contract. Your new contract will have either a fixed rate or a variable rate. Fixed prices will stay the same during your agreement, and variable rates will adjust as the energy market fluctuates.