Recommended Plans in Columbus
Variable Rate
1 month
Variable Rate
Non-Renewable
Variable Rate
Non-Renewable
Clean Energy Plan
Compared to the current AEP - Columbus Southern rate of 5.1600¢ / kwh
4.45¢
per kwh
$0.00
MRC
The 'MRC' or 'Monthly Recurring Charge' is a fee that the provider will add
to each of your bills in addition to the electric usage charges.
Variable Rate
1 month
Variable Rate
Renewable
Variable Rate
Renewable
Monthly Plan
6.00¢
per kwh
$0.00
MRC
The 'MRC' or 'Monthly Recurring Charge' is a fee that the provider will add
to each of your bills in addition to the electric usage charges.
24 Month Fixed Rate
18 Month Fixed Rate
18 month
Fixed Rate
Non-Renewable
Fixed Rate
Non-Renewable
Live Brighter 18
10.59¢
per kwh
$0.00
MRC
The 'MRC' or 'Monthly Recurring Charge' is a fee that the provider will add
to each of your bills in addition to the electric usage charges.
Average Rates & Usage in Columbus
In October, the average electricity rate in Columbus was 13.24¢ per kWh.
The average households monthly electricity usage was 720 kWh,
making the average bill around $95.
based on EIA Data as of April, 2022
All Electricity Plans in Columbus
Plan Name
Company
Length
Price
Monthly Recurring Charge
The 'Monthly Recurring Charge' is a fee that the provider will add to each of your bills in addition to the electricity/gas usage charges.
Clean Energy Plan
Info
1 month
Variable Rate
Variable Rate
4.45¢ / kwh
13.8%
under market rate
Compared to the current AEP - Columbus Southern rate of 5.1600¢ / kwh
$0.00
monthly recurring charge
12 month
Fixed Rate
Fixed Rate
11.90¢ / kwh
$0.00
monthly recurring charge
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Other information about electric service in Columbus
Columbus, Ohio is located in Franklin County in the middle of the state of Ohio, providing easy to access for everyone within the state. Named for the famous explorer Christopher Columbus, it has steadily grown in size and population since it was founded in 1812. Boasting a population of 860,000 (as of the 2016 census estimates), it is by far the biggest city in the state.
The sprawling city covers almost 213 square miles, making it one of the largest in the region. Thanks to the incorporation of several nearby areas, the Columbus metropolitan area spans several counties. It is positioned between two rivers, giving it a great advantage in terms of trade.
In addition to being the corporate headquarters for five of the top fortune 500 companies in the United States, Columbus has a great many of the local sites for residents and visitors to enjoy. These include taking in a game at Ohio State University, visiting the Columbus Zoo, one of the finest in the country, checking out the Franklin Park Observatory, maybe visiting the seat of state government at the Ohio State House, and enjoying a little shopping at Easton Town Center.
