Valley Stream Electricity Rates

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In Valley Stream, plan lengths go from one month to five years. PSEG Long Island's delivery charges get added to your bill on top of these prices.

Updated October 31, 2026 @ 5:09 AM CT.
Plan NamePlan LengthRate at 1,000 kWhSign up
GreenLight Energy – Greenlight Energy Monthly 15.00¢/kWh Continue
MPower Energy – Mpower Energy 60 months 17.40¢/kWh Continue
All Choice Energy – All Choice Energy Monthly 18.99¢/kWh Continue
Family Energy – Family Energy, Inc. d/b/a MYRATE ENERGY 60 months 19.29¢/kWh Continue
Alpha Gas and Electric – Alpha Gas and Electric 24 months 19.90¢/kWh Continue
Abest Green Power – Abest Green Power Monthly 19.99¢/kWh Continue
American Power & Gas – American Power & Gas 12 months 20.89¢/kWh Continue
Inspire – Inspire Energy Holdings 24 months 21.99¢/kWh Continue
Northeastern Power and Gas – Northeastern Power and Gas Monthly 25.60¢/kWh Continue
Power Up Energy – Power Up Energy Monthly 40.00¢/kWh Continue
Valley Stream electricity rate distribution chart showing 11 plans from 15.0¢ to 40.0¢ per kWh
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Featured Valley Stream Electricity Plans for October

The Valley Stream electricity market moves fast — rates and plan availability change often. A few of the top options today:

  • GreenLight Energy – Greenlight Energy (month-to-month): 15.00¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh.
  • MPower Energy – Mpower Energy (60-month): 17.40¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh. Locks in your rate for 60 months.

We compare rates from certified ESCOs active in PSEG Long Island’s Valley Stream territory. Every supplier below offers plans to Valley Stream residents today.

GreenLight Energy
ESCO · Valley Stream
MPower Energy
ESCO · Valley Stream
All Choice Energy
ESCO · Valley Stream
Family Energy
ESCO · Valley Stream
Alpha Gas and Electric
ESCO · Valley Stream
Abest Green Power
ESCO · Valley Stream
American Power & Gas
ESCO · Valley Stream
Inspire
ESCO · Valley Stream
Northeastern Power and Gas
ESCO · Valley Stream
Power Up Energy
ESCO · Valley Stream

Valley Stream’s economy benefits from its suburban Nassau County location near JFK Airport, anchored by Green Acres Mall and a mix of retail and service businesses. Commercial customers access deregulated rates through PSEG Long Island 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.

Common questions about electricity rates, plans, and suppliers in Valley Stream and the PSEG Long Island service area.

Is Valley Stream a deregulated electricity market?

Yes, Valley Stream homes can pick a plan from an ESCO or stay on PSEG Long Island's default supply rate. PSEG Long Island delivers the power either way.

Who has the cheapest electricity in Valley Stream?

GreenLight Energy's month-to-month plan has the lowest price we list in Valley Stream today: 15¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh a month. Because it's a month-to-month plan, the price can change after the first month. The cheapest 12-month plan we list is 20.89¢ from American Power & Gas. PSEG Long Island's default supply rate is lower still at 13.92¢, so staying on it costs less for now.

Source: PSEG Long Island

How much is the average monthly electric bill in Valley Stream?

About $182 a month in 2024, before taxes. The average home on PSEG Long Island's system used 739 kWh a month and paid about 24.57¢ per kWh on the default rate, all charges included (federal EIA data).

Source: EIA, 2024

What will I pay in Valley Stream if I don't choose a supplier?

PSEG Long Island's default supply price for Valley Stream homes is 13.92¢/kWh as of October 1, 2026, before delivery and taxes. It applies to homes that haven't chosen an ESCO.

Source: PSEG Long Island

Will a new supplier change my PSEG Long Island delivery charges in Valley Stream?

No, an ESCO only sets the price of the electricity itself; PSEG Long Island keeps billing delivery at the same regulated rates. Long Island homes pay about $17 a month plus 10.64¢/kWh for delivery, rising to 13.48¢ above 250 kWh in summer.

Source: PSEG Long Island, 2026