Traditional production of natural gas and electricity is the largest source of industrial air pollution in the U.S. and the need for energy, in factories and in our homes, will only continue to grow. The good news is you can make a difference by choosing carbon-neutral energy with Renaissance. We offset 100% of the carbon output generated by the energy we supply to our customers.

An Energy Supply Company “ESCO” is a company authorized by the State to sell electricity and/or natural gas to homes and businesses by using the transmission or distribution system of a utility.

Energy prices remain regulated in many areas across North America. This means that the energy rates and all the processes that get the electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses are controlled by a governing body. If you live in an area that is not deregulated, you are probably stuck with the one local utility because they are the monopoly for energy supply and distribution.

Fixed-rate plans offer you a set supply rate and protect you from rate increases for a period of time. Variable rate plans, on the other hand, offer you a fluctuating rate which can be advantageous should electricity prices decrease.

When you move your energy supply to Renaissance, your utility company continues to provide the same reliable services they always have. They take care of maintenance, billing, and outages.

Reduced emissions pollution – fewer emissions of mercury, nitrogen oxide (NOx), carbon dioxide (CO2), sulfur dioxide (SO2) or particulate matter into the air, water and soil. This means reduced harmful effects to the environment such as climate change, mercury poisoning, acid rain and smog. Less damaging to the land – extraction of fossil fuels, such as strip mining for coal, can scar the land and lead to surface and ground water contamination. Preserves and protects our environment for future generation.

When you choose Renaissance Power & Gas as your supplier of carbon neutral electricity or natural gas, you are reducing the amount of pollution that is released into our atmosphere, because we will purchase carbon credits on your behalf in order to capture the carbon output generated by the energy we supply to customers.

We are confident you’ll love our products and our service but we also know problems can happen. We will work hard to make sure you’re happy, but if we have to, we’ll let you go without a fee or a fuss and welcome you back when you’re ready.

Easy. Just give us a call or write us an email and let us know your new address. You must also contact your local utility company to inform them of these changes.

When you sign up with Renaissance, you don’t get a separate bill from us. Our supply charges simply replace the previous supply charges on your utility bill. So just continue to pay your monthly utility bill as usual.

Everything stays the same. Your Utility Company will continue to deliver your electricity the same way, read the meters, check the wires, fix outages and continue to send the same monthly bill. Aside from the rate, the only change you’ll notice is that Renaissance will appear on your bill under the supply section.

Don’t worry. When you move your energy supply to Renaissance, your local utility company will still serve you. Everything stays the same. They will continue to send you the bill, maintain the infrastructure, and fix any outages. The only change you will see, since we are now working with your utility company to provide your energy, is that on the supply portion of your bill, you will see Renaissance as your energy supplier

The term “Therm” (also called “CCf”) is the unit of measurement for your natural gas usage. In most areas, this is the unit visible on your utility bill for your natural gas usage on any billing cycle. It’s a standard of measurement similar to a gallon of gas.

Your utility charges you for using local wires, transformers, substations, and other equipment to deliver electricity to consumers from high-voltage transmission lines. Customers are usually charged for electricity distribution in cents per kilowatt-hour.

These are charges assessed by your local utility company for the cost of moving high voltage electricity from generation facilities to the distribution lines of an electric distribution company.

This depends on the day of the month your utility company reads your meter. Usually, you will become an RP&G customer on your next meter reading as long as you are enrolled at least 15 days before that date. You won’t see us on your utility bill until you complete at least one full billing cycle. For an exact date, call our customer service hotline and ask.

Unfortunately, we do not service municipal areas at this time.

Yes, you can. However, we require a separate contract for each address.

A competitive energy supplier is a company certified by a state’s public utility commission to generate or deliver natural gas and electricity to local distribution companies (utility companies). They are separate entities from utility companies. They focus mainly on energy supply. The competitive energy suppliers compete with each other to provide your energy. This competition drives the costs down and passes the savings to you.