Renaissance Power & Gas
Retail electricity provider · PA, MA, NY, OH, DC
Renaissance Power & Gas sells electricity supply in competitive markets. The local utility still delivers the power, maintains the lines and restores outages.
Rates by state
| State | Homes | Supply rate | Est. all-in | State avg (all-in) | Avg kWh/mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pennsylvania | 4,419 | 10.24¢ | 18.92¢ | 20.70¢ | 1,058 |
| Massachusetts | 3,730 | 15.29¢ | 34.74¢ | 30.43¢ | 595 |
| New York | 1,845 | 17.06¢ | 36.30¢ | 28.39¢ | 368 |
| Ohio | 335 | 9.54¢ | 18.53¢ | 18.25¢ | 718 |
| District of Columbia | 122 | 15.33¢ | 22.91¢ | 24.20¢ | 527 |
Average revenue per kWh from residential customers (EIA-861 2025), adjusted to the 12 months ending July 2026. Outside Texas, "all-in" adds the state's average utility delivery charge.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Renaissance Power & Gas charge for electricity?
Renaissance Power & Gas's residential customers paid an average of 10.24¢/kWh for supply in Pennsylvania (EIA 2025, adjusted to current state trends). That's about 18.92¢/kWh once typical utility delivery charges are added. Prices vary by plan, so check the facts label or contract summary for any offer.
Where does Renaissance Power & Gas operate?
Renaissance Power & Gas reported residential customers in 5 states: Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, District of Columbia.
How many customers does Renaissance Power & Gas have?
About 10,451 residential customers in total (2025).