HomeMarch 12, 2013
Bounce Energy Launches Service in Third State
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Bounce Energy has launched electricity service in New York.
Specifically, Bounce Energy now offers residential and commercial electricity supply at Consolidated Edison, Niagara Mohawk, NYSEG, Rochester Gas & Electric, Orange & Rockland, and Central Hudson Gas & Electric.
Current Bounce Energy residential offers include (in ¢/kWh):
ConEd (Zone J): 12 Months Fixed: 10.9 Variable: 10.4 NiMo (Zone F) 12 Months Fixed: 7.9 Variable: 7.5 NYSEG (Zone C) 12 Months Fixed: 6.9 Variable: 6.1 RGE: 12 Months Fixed: 6.3 Variable: 5.7 Orange & Rockland (Zone G): 12 Months Fixed: 7.5 Variable: 9.0 Central Hudson: 12 Months Fixed: 7.8 Variable: 8.5
The fixed plans include a termination fee equaling the projected amount of electricity to be consumed for the remainder of the current term multiplied by the difference between the fixed price in effect for the remainder of the current term and the price at which Bounce can sell such electricity following the termination, except that, for all residential customers and commercial customers solicited through door-to-door marketing, the early termination fee will be no greater than $100 if the remaining term is less than 12 months and $200 if the remaining term is 12 months or more
The variable products include a guarantee that there will be no more than a 10% increase in the rate per month.
Bounce Energy includes a full suite of reward programs with its New York offerings, including travel, shopping, dining, grocery, electronics, and sports rewards.
In listing offers on the Power to Choose site, Bounce Energy is promoting, in particular, $25 or $50 gift cards which can be earned every 6 months
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