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Lower your energy bill. Then lock the rate. For the term you choose.

For US commercial buyers and households in deregulated states. We re-shop your electricity supplier, your natural gas supplier, or both, then lock fixed rates for any term you pick — 12, 24, 36, or 48 months — so the next inflation cycle does not reach your operating costs. Same utility, same wires and pipes, no service interruption.

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Any savings discussed on this site are estimates, never guaranteed. Outcomes vary by state, utility, contract term, and load profile.

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The commercial bill, decoded

Three things every commercial buyer keeps getting wrong about their energy bill.

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1

You can shop the supplier without changing the utility

In deregulated states, the utility owns the wires, meter, and outage response. The supplier is a separate market. You can re-shop suppliers as often as you want — your utility, your meter, and your account number stay the same.

2

Variable rates compound silently with inflation

A "default" or "standard offer" rate moves with wholesale + capacity markets. You will not get a notice when it goes up. By the time the winter spike shows on your invoice, the wholesale move that caused it is already six weeks behind you.

3

Locking is what saves money. Not the offer letter.

Suppliers send teaser offer letters that look great on day 30 and become expensive by day 365. Seenra locks the rate end-to-end — and watches the renewal — so you do not lapse back into a teaser default.

Inflation pressure

The variable rate keeps moving. The locked rate doesn't.

US wholesale electricity inflation has run several percent a year on average in deregulated regions over the past few years. On a typical mid-size commercial bill, that is hundreds of dollars a month of new cost showing up every twelve months — much of it preventable with a fixed-rate lock.

Then · 2022

$3,800/mo baseline

A 32,000 kWh/mo commercial customer paid roughly $3,800 — about 11.9¢/kWh blended, in the largest deregulated regions.

Now · 2026

$4,800/mo · variable

That same load on a variable rate now sits near $4,800. Inflation in wholesale + capacity markets has compounded ~6%/yr, with winter spikes layered on top.

Recommended

Locked with Seenra

$4,250/mo · 24-mo flat

A locked 24-month fixed at 12.4¢/kWh holds the supply portion flat. Estimated annual savings vs the projected variable: $6,580 in year one, more if inflation runs hot.

Commercial coverage

Live in every deregulated commercial market. Tap a state to see the utilities we quote against.

Top-3 commercial launch states for content depth: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas. New York, Maryland, Illinois, Massachusetts open next for multi-site commercial.

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Gold tiles are deregulated for electricity, gas, or both — those are where Seenra shops fixed-rate offers from licensed suppliers, on the same wires you already have.

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Utilities we quote against

80+ US utilities. Same wires, same meter, same outage response — only the supply changes.

Logos shown for representation. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any utility. Seenra is an independent licensed-supplier brokerage.

AEP
AEP OhioOH
FE
FirstEnergyOH/PA
D
Duke EnergyOH/NC
DPL
DP&LOH
CG
Columbia GasOH
PE
PECOPA
PPL
PPL ElectricPA
DL
Duquesne LightPA
O
OncorTX
CP
CenterPointTX
AT
AEP TexasTX
TN
TNMPTX
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Con EdisonNY
NG
National GridNY/MA
NY
NYSEGNY
CH
Central HudsonNY
CD
ComEdIL
AI
Ameren IllinoisIL
PG
Peoples GasIL
NI
Nicor GasIL
EV
EversourceMA/CT
PS
PSE&GNJ
JC
JCP&LNJ
BG
BGEMD
PP
PepcoMD/DC
WG
Washington GasMD/DC
DP
Delmarva PowerMD/DE
Illustrative scenarios

What a locked supply contract looks like for different US commercial buyers.

The scenarios below are constructed examples — not real customers — built from publicly available US retail-energy rate data. They are designed to illustrate how a fixed-rate lock changes the supply line on the bill. Named, consent-given case studies replace these as our customer book grows.

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Featured · Manufacturing · PJM

Illustrative scenario · Cleveland, OH

A 24-month supply lock for a mid-size manufacturer in AEP Ohio territory

A two-shift injection-moulding profile pulling roughly 120,000 kWh per month. The illustrative scenario re-shops licensed PJM suppliers and locks a 24-month fixed rate — converting a variable supply line that had drifted up over the prior two years into a known, fixed cost for the contract term.

AEP OH

utility unchanged

24mo

locked term

~120k

kWh/mo load

Fixed

supply rate, 24 months

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Common questions

The questions every commercial buyer asks first.

When a customer locks in a supply contract, the licensed supplier (or, in some markets, a utility partner that pays a broker referral) compensates Seenra. The amount applicable to each contract is disclosed to the buyer at signing in line with state PUC rules. The compensation does not change which suppliers we surface — our ranking is rate × term × confidence, and supplier compensation is not an input.

Lock the rate. Cut a year of inflation pressure off your bill.

5-minute setup. Same utility, same wires. Locking the supply line converts your most volatile bill component into a predictable, fixed cost for the term you choose.

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