Smarter electricity and natural gas supply decisions for your business.
In deregulated markets, businesses can choose who supplies their energy. We help you compare supplier offers, understand contract terms, and lock in a plan that fits your budget and risk tolerance — while your utility keeps delivering power and gas exactly as it does today.
One advisor. Multiple suppliers. A clear recommendation.
We are not the utility and we are not a single supplier. We work for you — gathering competitive offers, translating the fine print, and helping you make an informed choice.
Commercial Electricity
Compare fixed, index, and blended supply plans from licensed retail electricity providers serving your utility territory.
Commercial Natural Gas
Evaluate third-party natural gas supply options for heating, cooking, and process loads where customer choice is available.
Contract Review
Already under contract? We review your current agreement for renewal dates, auto-renewal clauses, and pass-through charges.
Focused on four markets we know well
Instead of trying to cover every state, we concentrate on the markets where we can give our clients the deepest expertise.
Pennsylvania
Electricity and natural gas choice across PECO, PPL, Duquesne Light, FirstEnergy, and major gas utilities.
Ohio
Electricity and natural gas choice in AEP Ohio, FirstEnergy, Duke, AES Ohio, Columbia Gas, and Enbridge Gas Ohio territories.
New Hampshire
Competitive electricity supply in Eversource, Unitil, Liberty, and NH Electric Co-op territories.
Florida Natural Gas
Commercial gas transportation programs through Florida's local gas utilities.
Energy is one of your largest controllable costs.
Supplier pricing changes daily, contracts are full of industry jargon, and default utility rates may not be the best fit for every business. Most owners and facility managers don't have time to track wholesale markets or chase quotes.
- Side-by-side comparison of multiple supplier offers
- Plain-English explanation of every contract term
- Guidance on timing, term length, and price structure
- Renewal reminders so you never roll onto a costly holdover rate
- Single point of contact across all of your locations
Who we help
- Retail, restaurants & hospitality
- Offices & commercial real estate
- Manufacturing & warehousing
- Healthcare & senior living
- Property managers & multi-site operators
- Churches, schools & non-profits
From bill to signed agreement in four steps
1. Share a bill
Send a recent utility bill and, if you have one, your current supply contract.
2. We analyze
We review your usage profile and request pricing from qualified suppliers.
3. You decide
We walk you through the options and our recommendation. No pressure.
4. We stay on it
We monitor your contract and reach out well before renewal.
Straight answers
Are you my utility company?
No. Energy Choice Program LLC is an independent energy consultant. Your local utility continues to deliver your electricity or gas, read your meter, and handle outages and emergencies. In deregulated markets, only the supply portion of your bill can be shopped.
Will switching suppliers interrupt my service?
No. Switching suppliers is an administrative change. The same wires, pipes, and meters are used, and the utility remains responsible for reliability.
Can my business choose its supplier?
In Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New Hampshire, most commercial customers can choose their electricity supplier, and Pennsylvania and Ohio also offer natural gas choice. In Florida, electricity is regulated, but many commercial customers can buy natural gas from a third-party marketer through their gas utility's transportation program. Send us a bill and we'll confirm your eligibility.
Commercial Energy Services
Supply procurement, contract strategy, and ongoing account support for electricity and natural gas — for single-site businesses and multi-location portfolios.
Commercial Electricity Procurement
In deregulated electricity markets, your bill is split into two parts: delivery (set by your utility and regulated) and supply (the energy itself, which you can buy from a licensed retail supplier). We focus on the supply side.
- Competitive quotes from multiple licensed suppliers
- Term options from 6 months up to 60 months
- Analysis of capacity, transmission, and other pass-through charges
- Renewable energy and REC options for sustainability goals
Pricing structures we compare
Fixed price — one rate for the full term. Budget certainty.
Index / variable — follows the wholesale market. Lower premium, more exposure.
Block & index — fix a portion of your usage, float the rest.
Layered purchasing — buy in tranches over time to average out market timing risk (larger accounts).
Typical natural gas users we support
- Restaurants and commercial kitchens
- Laundries, hotels, and multifamily buildings
- Greenhouses and agricultural operations
- Manufacturers with process heat
- Facilities with gas-fired boilers or HVAC
Commercial Natural Gas Supply
Many gas utilities offer customer choice or transportation programs that let commercial customers buy the gas commodity from a third-party marketer while the utility continues to deliver it. Natural gas prices can be volatile, especially in winter, so the structure of your contract matters as much as the price.
- Fixed, index, and hybrid gas supply options
- Review of balancing, swing, and minimum-use provisions
- Coordination of enrollment with your local distribution company
Contract & Bill Review
Many businesses don't know when their energy contract ends — or what happens when it does. We review your existing agreement and bills to flag issues before they cost you money.
Renewal & expiration
We identify your end date, notice window, and whether you'll auto-renew or roll onto a month-to-month holdover rate.
Risk clauses
Material change, bandwidth, early termination, and pass-through language — explained in plain English.
Bill accuracy
We check that your billed supply rate matches your contract and look for unexpected charges.
Account management that doesn't end at signing
Multi-site portfolios
Consolidate multiple locations and utility accounts under one strategy, with co-terminus contract dates where possible.
Sustainability options
Renewable energy products and Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) to support ESG and corporate sustainability reporting.
Markets Served
We focus on four markets. See the Markets page for the utilities we cover in each.
| Market | Commercial electricity | Commercial natural gas |
|---|---|---|
| Pennsylvania | Yes | Yes |
| Ohio | Yes | Yes |
| New Hampshire | Yes | Larger commercial accounts, by utility |
| Florida | No (regulated market) | Yes, through utility transportation programs |
Markets We Serve
We focus on four markets: electricity and natural gas in Pennsylvania and Ohio, electricity in New Hampshire, and commercial natural gas in Florida.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's Electricity Generation Customer Choice and Competition Act and Natural Gas Choice and Competition Act let businesses buy their electricity and natural gas from licensed suppliers, while the local utility continues delivery. The market is overseen by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC).
If your business hasn't chosen a supplier, you're paying the utility's Price to Compare (default service rate), which resets periodically. We compare it against competitive offers so you can decide whether to lock in.
Utilities we work with
Electric: PECO, PPL Electric Utilities, Duquesne Light, Met-Ed, Penelec, Penn Power, West Penn Power, UGI Electric, Pike County Light & Power, Citizens' Electric, Wellsboro Electric
Natural gas: PECO Gas, Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania, UGI Utilities, Peoples Natural Gas, National Fuel Gas, Philadelphia Gas Works
Utilities we work with
Electric: AEP Ohio, Ohio Edison, The Illuminating Company, Toledo Edison, Duke Energy Ohio, AES Ohio
Natural gas: Columbia Gas of Ohio, Enbridge Gas Ohio, CenterPoint Energy Ohio, Duke Energy Ohio
Ohio
Ohio's Energy Choice program, regulated by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO), lets commercial customers buy electricity from Competitive Retail Electric Service (CRES) providers and natural gas from Competitive Retail Natural Gas Service (CRNGS) suppliers.
Many Ohio businesses are enrolled in a municipal aggregation or are paying the utility's standard service offer without ever reviewing it. We'll show you where you stand and what a dedicated commercial contract could look like.
New Hampshire
New Hampshire opened its electricity market to competition, letting commercial customers buy supply from registered Competitive Electric Power Suppliers. The market is overseen by the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission.
New England electricity prices tend to swing seasonally, with winter pricing often much higher because of the region's reliance on natural gas for power generation. Timing your contract and choosing the right term matter a lot here, and that's where we help.
Utilities we work with
Electric: Eversource (Public Service of New Hampshire), Unitil, Liberty Utilities, New Hampshire Electric Co-op
Natural gas: Third-party supply is available mainly to larger commercial customers of Liberty Utilities and Unitil. Ask us about your account.
Gas utilities we work with
Peoples Gas, Florida City Gas, Florida Public Utilities, and other local distribution companies that offer commercial transportation service
Good fits: restaurants, hotels, laundries, manufacturers, agricultural operations, and other businesses with steady gas usage
Florida Natural Gas
Florida's electricity market is regulated, so businesses can't choose an electricity supplier. Natural gas is different: several Florida gas utilities offer transportation programs that let commercial customers buy gas from a third-party marketer while the utility keeps delivering it.
As a Florida-based company, we help businesses here find out whether they qualify, compare marketer offers, and understand the balancing and contract terms that come with transportation service.
Eligibility depends on your utility, rate class, and usage. Utility names are used only to identify service territories; Energy Choice Program LLC is not affiliated with or endorsed by any utility. Send us a bill and we'll confirm your options.
How It Works
A transparent, step-by-step process. You stay in control of every decision, and nothing changes until you sign.
Understanding your energy bill
In a deregulated market, your commercial energy bill has two main parts:
Delivery charges — your utility
Covers the poles, wires, pipes, and meters. Regulated by your state's public utility commission. This portion stays with your utility no matter what.
Supply charges — your choice
The cost of the electricity or natural gas itself. If you don't choose a supplier, you typically pay the utility's default rate. This is the part we help you shop.
What stays the same when you switch
- Same utility delivering your energy
- Same meters, wires, and pipes
- Same outage and emergency number
- No equipment changes or site visits
- No interruption in service
What can change
- Your supply price and its structure
- Your contract length and terms
- Your renewable energy content
Our six-step process
Discovery call
A short conversation about your locations, operating hours, budget priorities, and how much price risk you're comfortable with.
Bill & contract collection
You send recent utility bills (ideally 12 months) and any current supplier agreement. Where needed, you sign a Letter of Authorization so we can request your historical usage data from the utility.
Usage analysis
We review your load profile — how much energy you use and when — because suppliers price based on it. We also confirm eligibility for choice in your utility territory.
Competitive pricing
We request offers from multiple licensed suppliers and organize them in a side-by-side comparison showing price, term, structure, and key contract terms.
Recommendation & decision
We explain the trade-offs and give you our honest recommendation — including when staying put is the right call. Energy prices move daily, so offers are usually valid for a short window.
Enrollment & ongoing support
After you sign, the supplier handles enrollment with your utility, usually effective on a future meter-read date. We confirm the switch, verify your first bills, and contact you well before renewal.
What to have ready
The more we know, the more accurate your pricing will be.
Recent utility bills
Showing account number, service address, rate class, and usage history.
Current contract
If you're already with a supplier, so we can check end dates and termination terms.
Business details
Legal business name, decision-maker contact, and any planned changes like expansions or new equipment.
Process FAQ
How long does the process take?
A bill review usually takes a few business days once we have your bills. Larger or multi-site accounts that require historical interval data can take longer.
Am I obligated to sign anything?
No. The review and comparison are free and carry no obligation. A Letter of Authorization only lets us request usage data on your behalf — it does not switch your supplier.
When is the best time to shop?
Ideally 6 to 12 months before your current contract expires. That gives you time to watch the market and avoid rolling onto a holdover or default rate.
What if I'm in a contract with an early termination fee?
We'll review the fee and, in many cases, can help you secure a future-start agreement that begins the day your current contract ends.
Independent advice for commercial energy buyers.
Energy Choice Program LLC is a Florida-based energy consulting company helping businesses navigate electricity and natural gas supply decisions in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Hampshire, and Florida natural gas.
Make energy choice simple, transparent, and worth it.
Energy deregulation gave businesses the right to choose their supplier — but it also created a confusing marketplace of rate structures, fine print, and aggressive sales tactics. Many businesses either never shop at all or sign contracts they don't fully understand.
We started Energy Choice Program to be the advisor we'd want on our side: someone who explains the options clearly, brings competitive offers to the table, and tells you the truth even when the answer is "your current deal is fine."
Company at a glance
- Legal nameEnergy Choice Program LLC
- HeadquartersFlorida, USA
- FocusCommercial electricity & natural gas supply
- MarketsPennsylvania, Ohio, New Hampshire, Florida (natural gas)
- IndependenceNot a utility. Not tied to a single supplier.
Our principles
Transparency
Every offer side by side, with the contract terms that matter spelled out.
Independence
We work with multiple suppliers so our recommendation fits you — not a quota.
Plain English
No jargon. You'll understand exactly what you're signing and why.
Long-term service
We track your contracts and reach out before renewals, every time.
Jeremy Driver
Founder & Principal, Energy Choice Program LLC
Jeremy founded Energy Choice Program to help business owners and facility managers make confident, well-informed decisions about their energy supply. He works directly with clients from first bill review through contract signing and renewal, so every customer has a single, accountable point of contact.
Working with us
- One dedicated point of contact
- Free, no-obligation bill reviews
- Multi-supplier comparisons
- Written summary of every recommendation
- Renewal monitoring for the life of your account
Request a free energy review
Tell us a little about your business. We'll follow up within one business day to discuss your accounts and next steps.
Get in touch
- Emailjeremy@energychoiceprogram.org
- Phone(352) 760-7489
- HoursMonday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. ET
- LocationFlorida, USA · serving PA, OH, NH, and Florida natural gas customers