(openPR) - Prospect, CT - Lower Electric Bill Today, an online provider of electricity news, rates, information, and statistics, announced today that JCP&L (Jersey Central Power and Light) customers in New Jersey can pay less for electricity by switching to a low-cost, independent electric supplier.
JCP&L is New Jersey’s second largest public utility company, serving thousands of customers in Hunterdon, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Sussex, and Warren Counties. When JCP&L increased their electric rates last summer, many customers voiced their desire for more affordable electricity.
Due to electricity deregulation – a government program designed to lower electric rates by introducing independent electric suppliers into the marketplace – JCP&L customers can now switch their service to a low-cost provider. Customers can transfer their service for free by visiting LowerElectricBillToday.com.
“Our goal at Lower Electric Bill Today is to educate consumers about electric choice," the company’s president, Christina Cleri, said. “This not only involves presenting reputable, low-cost electric providers to consumers wanting a lower electric bill, but also relaying the latest news and information concerning electricity deregulation.”
Lower Electric Bill Today has helped consumers in several states, including Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Texas, successfully reduce their electric bill up to 20%. Now that JCP&L customers have electric choice, New Jersey residents and business-owners can take advantage of reduced electric rates as well.
Lower Electric Bill Today, LLC is an online provider of electricity news and services. By offering practical information on electricity deregulation, lower electric rates, and eco-friendly living, Lower Electric Bill Today helps consumers reduce their carbon footprint and permanently lower their electric bill. For more information, please visit www.LowerElectricBillToday.com.
Lower Electric Bill Today, LLC
50 Waterbury Road #111
Prospect, CT 06712 info@lowerelectricbilltoday.com
800-973-3958
Christina Cleri
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