Is your Ohio town buying power for you?
Some towns buy electricity for everyone who lives there. Your town picks one company and one price. Unless you said no, your home was moved to that price. Find your town to see its price and how to leave.
Towns on our list
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- Macedonia
- Madison Township (Lake County)
- Madison Township (Richland County)
- Madison Village
- Mansfield
- Mantua Township
- Maple Heights
- Massillon
- Mayfield Heights
- Mayfield Village
- McDonald Village
- Mentor
- Mentor-on-the-Lake
- Middleburg Heights
- Middlefield Township
- Middlefield Village
- Milton Township
- Monroe Township
- Montville Township
- Moreland Hills
- Morgan Township
- Munroe Falls
- Munson Township
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- Painesville Township
- Palmyra Township
- Paris Township (Portage County)
- Paris Township (Stark County)
- Parkman Township
- Parma
- Parma Heights
- Peninsula
- Pepper Pike
- Perry Township (Columbiana County)
- Perry Township (Lake County)
- Perry Village
- Pierpont Township
- Pittsfield Township
- Plain City
- Plain Township
- Plymouth Township
- Powell
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- Sagamore Hills Township
- Saybrook Township
- Sebring Village
- Seven Hills
- Shalersville Township
- Shawnee
- Sheffield Lake
- Sheffield Township (Ashtabula County)
- Sheffield Township (Lorain County)
- Sheffield Village
- Smith Township
- Solon
- Somerset
- South Amherst
- South Euclid
- South Russell Village
- Springfield
- Springfield Township
- Strongsville
- Suffield Township
- Sugar Bush Knolls
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Not on the list? Your town may still have a program we don't track yet. Look at the supply part of your electric bill. If it names a company other than your utility, someone else sells you power.
List checked on October 1, 2026.
What is a town electric program?
- Your town picks one company to sell power to every home.
- Homes are moved to it unless they say no. This is called aggregation.
- Your utility still delivers your power, fixes outages and sends your bill.
- You can leave the program and pick another price.