Fairborn, Ohio
Yes. Fairborn buys power for its homes.
Judy takes no money from electric or gas companies. The facts on this page were checked October 12, 2026 from constellation.com.
The town picked Constellation to sell power to homes through MVCC (Miami Valley Communications Council). 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.
The program's price depends on your utility. Your utility's name is at the top of your bill.
If your utility is AES Ohio
- Town price
- 9.05 cents per kWh.
- Standard price
- 10.86 cents per kWh (Price to Compare)
- Ends
- From your December 2025 meter read to your December 2026 meter read.
The town's price is 1.81 cents less for each kWh.
See AES Ohio’s prices and offersIf your utility is Duke Energy Ohio
- Town price
- 9.05 cents per kWh.
- Standard price
- 10.49 cents per kWh (Price to Compare)
- Ends
- From your December 2025 meter read to your December 2026 meter read.
The town's price is 1.44 cents less for each kWh.
See Duke Energy Ohio’s prices and offersIf your utility is Ohio Edison
- Town price
- 9.05 cents per kWh.
- Standard price
- 11.07 cents per kWh (Price to Compare)
- Ends
- From your December 2025 meter read to your December 2026 meter read.
The town's price is 2.02 cents less for each kWh.
See Ohio Edison’s prices and offers
A price with 100% renewable power is 9.34 cents. Call Constellation to choose it.
How to leave the program
- Call Constellation at 1-833-866-3986 and say you want to leave your town's program. You can also leave on Constellation's page for the program.
- There is no fee to leave. You go back to your utility's standard price.
- Your utility still delivers your power and sends your bill.
Phone: 1-833-866-3986
Where this comes from
We checked this on October 12, 2026. Standard prices come from Apples to Apples (energychoice.ohio.gov).