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Yes, You Can Choose Your Home Energy Supplier! No Fees Involved No Service/Billing Interruption Enrollment Takes Less Than 5 Minutes How it Works In the past, local utility companies were responsible for supplying and delivering natural gas and/or electricity to customers. This meant that you could buy your natural gas and/or electricity only from your local utility company at the price authorized by the state's Public Service Commission (PSC). There were no choices. Today, natural gas and electricity are deregulated in Maryland, which means you can now choose to purchase your gas and/or electricity supply from any energy supplier that is licensed by the Public Service Commission (PSC) and registered with your local provider. By having access through The Maryland Residential Energy Co-op to competitive energy suppliers, we can help you acquire great prices on gas and electricity supply. BGE, Pepco, Alleghany Power, and DelMarVa still distributes the power to your home, still maintains the lines, and is there for you in case of an outage. All that changes is where your distribution company gets their supply from, which means you save money. You still receive the same bill; it will now designate a new supplier in the supply section showing the new, lower supply rate and your budget billing is not affected. What are the Benefits of Joining the Energy Co-op? Receive a low, fixed rate on your electric and natural gas bill guaranteed not to change during your contract term We offer individuals the group buying power of the co-op resulting in lower rates Deregulation has sparked healthy competition...As the energy market changes in the future, the co-op will negotiate lower rates on your behalf CQI Associates has 15 years of industry experience and professionally manages the Residential Co-op program We are a Client Advocate - No need for you to go through confusing energy choice decisions yourself Lock in natural gas and electricity at the same time! We offer the option to obtain up to 100% clean, renewable, wind powered electricity