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Liberty Power Expands Mass Market, C&I Product Line
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Liberty Power announced today the launch of two new products – Liberty Green, a renewable product, and SmartStep, a seasonal rate product.
Liberty Green, available to commercial and residential customers, is a 100% renewable plan with Green-e Energy Certified RECs. In Illinois, Liberty's renewable product is offered in the form of wind RECs associated with the state's wind farms.
Liberty had previously offered renewable power as part of customized C&I deals, but did not have any "off the shelf" offers.
SmartStep is a seasonal product with a fixed rate within each specific period.
Liberty Power said that the launch of SmartStep, "purposely coincides with the onset of the summer season, known for its increasing temperatures and higher electricity costs."
"This new multi-rate plan addresses these costs and in the near future will offer the opportunity to reduce energy expenses with a lower rate during other peak times of the year," the company said
"Because of SmartStep's initial summer savings rate, you won't have to think twice about turning down the air conditioner during a heat wave," said Rana Ghosh, Chief Marketing Officer. "Energy bills can eat up a lot of your budget. This product makes seasonal price changes more affordable," the company said,
With SmartStep, the term of a customer's agreement is divided into sub-terms or 'steps.' Each 'step' is secured with its own Liberty Power low fixed-rate. This new product combines price certainty and rate relief while removing the mystery of fluctuating costs.
SmartStep is now available to residential and commercial customers in Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Ohio.
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