Ohio has a deregulated electricity market, allowing customers to choose their electricity supplier. AEP Ohio and Duke Energy Ohio are the main distribution utilities that deliver power regardless of your supplier choice.
13.5¢/kWh
below the national average of 16¢/kWh
· Source: EIA
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