Electric Utilities
- There are 2,896 electric utilities in the United States across 52 states and territories.
- Includes investor-owned utilities, municipal utilities, rural electric cooperatives, and federal power agencies.
- Enter your ZIP code below to find which utility delivers power to your address.
Texas has 5 Transmission and Distribution Utilities (TDUs) that deliver electricity across the deregulated ERCOT market. Your TDU is assigned by address — you cannot choose it — but you can shop among retail electricity providers for the best rate.
Pennsylvania has 5 major Electric Distribution Companies (EDCs) in its deregulated electricity market. Each EDC owns the local wires and meters in its territory while consumers choose a competitive electricity supplier.
Ohio has a deregulated electricity market with 2 major Electric Distribution Companies (EDCs). Residential and commercial customers in these service territories can switch to a competitive electricity supplier.
New Jersey has 2 major EDCs in its deregulated electricity market. Customers served by these utilities can choose a third-party electricity supplier for potentially lower rates.
Several New England states — including Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire — have deregulated electricity markets. These 3 major EDCs serve the region while customers can shop for competitive supply rates.