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August is almost over but there is still time for BGE customers to save over the current price to compare. See below for information on how to sign up for a new BGE electricity provider and save in August:
August BGE Price to Compare
The BGE price to compare for August is 9.54 cents/kWh. This price represents the default supply rate for BGE for the month of August if you do not choose another Marylandprovider.
August BGE Electricity Rates
Currently Constellation has the best rate for the month of August. Constellation’s 7.79 cents/kWh 6 month fixed plan allows BGE customers to save 18% over the price to compare for August. If you are looking to lock in your rate for longer than 6 months, Constellation also offers 12, 24 and 36 month plans which all have savings over the current price to compare for BGE customers.
These plans are for a limited time only, so go to our Constellation provider profilepage,enter your ZIP Code, compare plans and switch today.
For a renewable electricity plan, Clearview Energy has a great plan for August. Clearview Energy offers BGE customers the chance to help the environment with their 100% nationally sourced renewable energy plans. Their 6 month, 8.09 cents/kWh plan allows customers to save 15% over the August price to compare.
To lock in this for this renewable option for BGE, go to our Clearview Energy provider profile page and enter your ZIP Code.
To start comparing these August BGE electricity rates immediately, go to the to the right side of this page and enter your ZIP Code into our free compare and switch tool. There you will find Constellation, Clearview Energy and many other electricity providers.
Once you sign up, your new provider will contact BGE directly about your switch. BGE will still be your utility and deliver and bill you for your electric usage. The only thing that will change is your supply rate.
