Calumet City Electricity Rates
- The cheapest Calumet City electricity rate is 0.2 cents per kWh, offered by MPower Energy out of 34 plans.
- The average Calumet City electricity rate across competing providers is 11.9 cents per kWh at 1,000 kWh.
- The estimated monthly electric bill in Calumet City is $88/month based on 740 kWh average usage.
Cheapest Electricity Plans in Calumet City
Sorted by price at 1,000 kWh. Plans with bill credits can cost more at other usage levels — check the EFL for the full breakdown.
Today's Cheapest Calumet City Electricity Rates
Electricity rates in Calumet City start at 0.18¢ per kWh (at 1,000 kWh) and go up to 16.99¢. The table below shows the cheapest plan from each provider serving this area.
| Plan Name | Plan Length | Rate at 1,000 kWh | Sign up |
|---|---|---|---|
| MPower Energy – MPower Energy NJ LLC 12 | 12 months | 0.18¢/kWh | Continue |
| Spark Energy – Spark Energy 3 | 3 months | 9.49¢/kWh | Continue |
| Nordic Energy Services LLC – Nordic Energy Services 1 | Monthly | 9.50¢/kWh | Continue |
| CleanChoice Energy – CleanChoice Energy, Inc. 12 | 12 months | 10.50¢/kWh | Continue |
| Constellation – Constellation Energy 8 | 8 months | 10.79¢/kWh | Continue |
| AEP Energy Inc – AEP Energy 12 | 12 months | 10.80¢/kWh | Continue |
| Dynegy Energy Services East LLC – Dynegy 9 | 9 months | 11.29¢/kWh | Continue |
| Public Power, LLC – Public Power, LLC 12 | 12 months | 11.39¢/kWh | Continue |
| Illinois Gas & Electric – Illinois Gas & Electric 12 | 12 months | 11.49¢/kWh | Continue |
| Inspire – Inspire Energy Holdings, LLC 6 | 6 months | 11.99¢/kWh | Continue |
| Verde Energy – Verde Energy USA 24 | 24 months | 12.19¢/kWh | Continue |
| Alpha Gas and Electric – Alpha Gas and Electric, LLC 24 | 24 months | 12.59¢/kWh | Continue |
| IGS Energy – IGS Energy 12 | 12 months | 12.99¢/kWh | Continue |
| SmartEnergy – SmartEnergy Holdings, LLC 6 | 6 months | 13.10¢/kWh | Continue |
| Ambit Energy – Ambit Northeast, LLC 12 | 12 months | 16.49¢/kWh | Continue |
Featured Calumet City Electricity Plans for October
Rates shift often across Calumet City’s competitive electricity market. These plans offer solid value at current pricing:
- MPower Energy – MPower Energy NJ LLC 12 (12-month): 0.18¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh.
- CleanChoice Energy – CleanChoice Energy, Inc. 12 (12-month): 10.50¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh. Locks in your rate for 12 months.
Calumet City Electricity Suppliers
We compare rates from 15 certified Retail Electric Suppliers active in ComEd’s Calumet City territory. Every supplier below offers plans to Calumet City residents today.
Calumet City Business Electricity Rates
Calumet City’s economy includes Calumet City’s local economy and business community. Commercial customers access deregulated RES rates through the ComEd territory.
Business electricity pricing factors in peak demand, load factor, and total volume. A quick quote is the only way to see what rates are available for your specific business profile.
Calumet City Electricity FAQ
Common questions about electricity rates, plans, and suppliers in Calumet City and the ComEd service area.
What is the cheapest electricity rate in Calumet City right now?
As of today, the lowest Calumet City rate is 0.18¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh, offered by MPower Energy (MPower Energy NJ LLC 12). Across 15 providers offering 34 plans, rates average 11.9¢/kWh. All retail providers serving Calumet City are certified by the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) and compete on the same your local utility distribution grid. Switching from average to cheapest saves roughly $117/month. Prices are updated multiple times per day.
What is the average monthly electric bill in Calumet City?
At the current average rate of 11.9¢/kWh, a Calumet City home using 1,000 kWh/month pays approximately $119/month for electricity supply. According to EIA data, the average Illinois household uses about 750 kWh/month. Actual bills vary seasonally. Choosing the cheapest plan at 0.18¢ reduces supply costs to $2/month.
Who delivers electricity in Calumet City?
Electricity in Calumet City is delivered by your local utility, the regulated utility for this area. your local utility owns the poles, wires, transformers, and meters. Under ICC regulations, your local utility must deliver power equally to all customers regardless of which RES (Retail Electric Supplier) they purchase supply from. Your supplier choice changes only your rate and billing.
How do I switch electricity providers in Calumet City?
It takes about five minutes: compare plans, pick your provider, and enroll online. your local utility processes the switch in 1–2 billing cycles under ICC regulations. No technician visit, no interruption, no equipment changes. Your RES (Retail Electric Supplier) handles all coordination with your local utility. Same power, same grid, same meter — just a new rate on your bill.
Are there renewable energy plans in Calumet City?
Many Calumet City electricity providers offer plans with renewable energy content sourced from wind and solar facilities connected to the PJM/MISO grid. Plans with higher renewable percentages use Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) to offset your consumption. Same your local utility delivery, same reliability. Pricing is often comparable to conventional plans, and no home modifications are required.
How much are electricity delivery charges in Calumet City?
In Calumet City, your local utility delivery charges are regulated by the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) and apply uniformly to all customers. These fees cover the physical grid — poles, wires, transformers, meters, and outage crews. Plan rates advertised on comparison sites generally include delivery charges already. The Terms of Service for every plan shows the exact split between supply costs and your local utility’s delivery fees.
Should I choose a fixed or variable rate plan in Calumet City?
A fixed-rate plan in Calumet City locks your per-kWh supply rate for the contract term, shielding you from PJM/MISO wholesale price swings. Variable plans may start lower but can increase monthly without notice. With Calumet City fixed rates starting at 0.18¢/kWh, locking in during mild-weather months gives most households more predictable bills and lower overall costs.
