Learn more about how area codes work in Ohio.

The average household spends $100 every year on vampire power. 

Helps consumers avoid disconnection or reconnect service if someone in the home has a medical condition.

Can provide income-eligible consumers a discount on telephone service.

Assists income-eligible Ohioans to improve their home’s energy efficiency and reduce energy costs.

Tenants should understand how they will receive and pay for utility services before signing a lease agreement. 

Maintain or restore service, establish new or transfer service, help with a PIPP default or first PIPP payment.

Available Nov.–March

There are laws and rules governing telemarketing, which protect you from getting unwanted calls.

Interested in saving money this holiday season? 

Take this 20-question pop quiz to see how much you know and if you make the grade.

It is important that you read your bill each month, look for any unusual charges, and keep track of your normal electricity usage.

Are you an energy saver or an energy waster?

Helps utility customers with payment assistance for electric, natural gas and/or water bills.

A law begins as an idea, which then goes through many steps to become a law. Here is how it happens.

Advocating for Ohioans regarding their utility services.

Reduce energy usage and save on utility bills.

Understanding your water bill and service.

Ohio law clearly defines rules and codes of conduct marketers must follow. 

A year-round extended payment plan to pay electric and/or natural gas bills based on a percentage of household income.

Ohio law requires utilities to maintain the safety of their lines.

A utility’s Third-Party Notification program serves as a safety net for consumers whose utility service could be disconnected.

Concerned about energy prices?

When Ohioans use less water to accomplish the same things, it will save money and help ensure a water supply is available for the future.

Did you know you can express your concerns to those making decisions about the utility rates you pay?

A checklist for energy assistance appointment documents.

Ways to help keep your home cool and save money on your energy bills when temperatures soar.

Contact your utility company to ask for an individualized payment plan.

Assistance for utility customers (regardless of income) to reconnect or avoid service disconnection.

Available mid-Oct. to mid-April

Provides service members and their families with special utility service protections and assistance.

You receive and pay your telephone bill every month, but do you know what the charges on your bill mean?

This simplifies the information to help you choose the best bulb to meet your needs.

Assists with electric utility bills, central air conditioning repairs, an air conditioning unit and/or fan purchases.

Available July–Sept.

Learn energy-saving tips that can reduce your home’s energy costs.

Be prepared and know your rights if a power outage occurred today.

Information to consider when deciding whether to purchase a utility line warranty.

Common utility-related scams, how to avoid being scammed, and where to report it.

Learn more about how government aggregation of energy works in Ohio.

Electric utilities are modernizing the electric grid with digital technology to improve its reliability and efficiency.

It is important to read your bill each month, look for any unusual charges, and keep track of your normal natural gas usage.

A benefit directly applied once per heating season to the main heat source or bulk fuel bill.

There is help if you struggle to pay electric and natural gas bills.