Wheatland Township, Illinois
Yes. Wheatland Township buys power for its homes.
The town picked Dynegy Energy Services to sell power to homes. Unless you said no, your home is in the program.
The town's price and the standard price
Prices are for the electricity itself, in cents for each kWh. Delivery charges from your utility are the same either way.
If your utility is ComEd
- Town price
- 10.74 cents per kWh.
- Standard price
- 10.40 cents per kWh (Price to Compare)
- Ends
- Until December 31, 2026.
The town's price is 0.34 cents more for each kWh. You may pay less on the standard price.
See ComEd’s prices and offers
How to leave the program
- Look for the letter the supplier mailed about your town's program. It has an opt-out form.
- Fill out the form and send it back the way the letter says.
- If you don't have the letter, call your village, city or county office and ask how to leave the program.
More about Wheatland Township electric program (opens a new tab)
Where this comes from
We checked this on October 1, 2026. Standard prices come from the State of Illinois's price list (Plug In Illinois).