Recommended Plans in Akron
Great Rate
36 Month Fixed Rate
36 Month Home Power Plan
5.39¢ / kwh

Rate:
5.39¢
Rate Type:
Fixed Rate
Term Length:
36 months
Early Termination Fee:
$25
Monthly Recurring Charge:
$0.00
Important Documents:
Info
Short Term Value
6 Month Fixed Rate
Preferred Plus 6 Month
4.59¢ / kwh
4.6%
under market
Compared to the current Ohio Edison rate of 4.810¢ / kwh

Rate:
4.59¢
Rate Type:
Fixed Rate
Term Length:
6 months
Early Termination Fee:
$100
Monthly Recurring Charge:
$0.00
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3 Year Price Protection
36 Month Fixed Rate
Safe Harbor 36
5.79¢ / kwh

Rate:
5.79¢
Rate Type:
Fixed Rate
Term Length:
36 months
Early Termination Fee:
$0.00
Monthly Recurring Charge:
$0.00
Important Documents:
Info
Smart Home Package
36 Month Fixed Rate
36 Month Electricity Plan PowerPlug
5.69¢ / kwh

Rate:
5.69¢
Rate Type:
Fixed Rate
Term Length:
36 months
Early Termination Fee:
$25
Monthly Recurring Charge:
$0.00
Important Documents:
Info
Average Rates & Usage in Akron
In January, the average electricity rate in Akron was 11.83¢ per kWh.
The average households monthly electricity usage was 1,046 kWh,
making the average bill around $124.
based on EIA Data as of March, 2021
All Electricity Plans in Akron
Plan Name
Company
/ Rating
Length
Price
VS. Ohio Edison
6 month
Fixed Rate
Fixed Rate
4.59¢ / kwh
4.6%
under market rate
Compared to the current Ohio Edison rate of 4.810¢ / kwh
1 month
Variable Rate
Variable Rate
4.00¢ / kwh
16.8%
under market rate
Compared to the current Ohio Edison rate of 4.810¢ / kwh
3 month
Fixed Rate
Fixed Rate
4.60¢ / kwh
4.4%
under market rate
Compared to the current Ohio Edison rate of 4.810¢ / kwh
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Other information about electric service in Akron
Akron, Ohio is located in Summit County approximately 40 miles south of Lake Erie. Ranking as the fifth largest city in the state of Ohio, Akron proper has a population of almost 200,000 residents while the Cleveland-Akron-Canton metropolitan area in total has population of over 3.5 million people.
Long known as the Rubber Capital of the World through the 1900s, Akron has a diversified economy although it is still very centered on manufacturing and technology. In the last 20 years, Akron has garnered the tag, "Polymer Valley" and is home to more than 400 polymer-producing companies.
First on the list is Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, the former home of F.A. Seiberling, the co-founder of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. Stan Hywet is the one of the most important remaining examples of an American Country Estate built by the wealth created during the Industrial Age at the turn of the twentieth century.
The Akron Zoo is very nice and for those wanting to take in the arts, the Akron Art Museum and the Akron Civic Theatre are both highly recommended. For the kids at heart (and for the whole family) check out the Soap Box Derby at Derby Downs. Fun for all.
Akron is a unique city that continues to mesmerize those who visit and participate in the local festivities around town during the year.
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