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Compare Cicero Electric Rates & Prices

Written by Taylor Freitas

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Edited by Aviva Tenenbaum

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Today’s lowest electricity rates in Cicero

Plan NamePlan LengthRate*
Smart Energy - Green 6 Month Fixed Rate6 months$0.092/ kWh
Public Power - Electric 6 Month Standard Fixed Rate6 months$0.099/ kWh
Constellation - 6 Month Home Power Plan6 months$0.100/ kWh
Direct Energy - Live Brighter 66 months$0.101/ kWh
Constellation - 12 Month Home Power Plan12 months$0.104/ kWh
Public Power - Electric 12 Month Standard Fixed Rate12 months$0.105/ kWh
Public Power - Electric 15 Month Standard Fixed Rate15 months$0.106/ kWh
Smart Energy - Green 12 Month Fixed Rate12 months$0.106/ kWh
Direct Energy - Live Brighter 1212 months$0.106/ kWh
Constellation - 18 Month Home Power Plan18 months$0.107/ kWh
Smart Energy - Green 18 Month Fixed Rate18 months$0.108/ kWh
Constellation - 12 Month Green Home Power Plan12 months$0.109/ kWh
Public Power - Electric 24 Month Standard Fixed Rate24 months$0.110/ kWh
Direct Energy - Live Brighter 1818 months$0.112/ kWh

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 3/05/2025, 6:52:16 AM CST for ZIP Code 60632. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.

*All pricing shown in cents per kWh

Energy suppliers

In deregulated areas like Cicero, energy suppliers sell electricity plans to residents and business owners, accept payments, and manage customer accounts. If you live in Cicero, you can choose from a number of energy suppliers, including:

Utility companies

Utility companies deliver electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses within their service areas, fix power outages and gas leaks, and maintain energy infrastructure. If you don’t sign up with an energy provider, you’ll purchase power directly from your utility company. Cicero’s utility companies include:

If you lose power in Cicero, you’ll need to contact ComEd to restore it, not your electric provider. Here are a couple of ways to notify the utility about an outage:

Cicero price to compare

Thanks to deregulation, you’re free to select your own energy supplier in Illinois. But if you don’t, you’ll purchase power directly from your utility company at the default rate — also known as the price to compare (PTC). You can also use this number to compare rates and see if a separate energy provider has cheaper plans. Right now, ComEd’s PTC in Cicero is 6.552 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh). This price is valid until May 31, 2025.

Types of energy plans in Cicero

As you’re exploring Choose Energy’s marketplace, you’ll come across several different types of energy plans. Here’s a breakdown of the most common options:

  • Fixed-rate plans: These plans offer a fixed electricity rate for the length of your contract, which can last between 12 and 36 months. With a fixed-rate plan, you’ll be protected from price hikes in the energy market — but you’ll need to pay an early termination fee (ETF) if you cancel your plan before your contract is up.
  • Variable-rate plans: If you have a variable-rate plan, your rate is tied to wholesale energy costs. As a result, your rate can change each month. There are no contracts with variable-rate plans, so you’re free to switch providers or end your plan at any time without an ETF.
  • Prepaid and no-deposit plans: Many companies will require an initial deposit before beginning service. A popular type of no-deposit plan is a prepaid plan, which allows you to pay for your energy before you use it. When your account runs low, you’ll get an alert to add more funds.
  • Renewable energy plans: Some electricity companies sell green energy plans, which include energy generated from renewable sources (such as solar and wind). Other companies will purchase renewable energy credits (RECs) to offset customers’ energy usage with power from renewable sources.

Find the best energy plan with Choose Energy

Choose Energy’s online marketplace makes it easy to discover Cicero electricity rates, compare providers, and sign up for a new plan all in one place. Here’s how the process works:

  • Enter your ZIP code. We’ll then provide you with a list of the available energy plans in your area. To narrow down your search for a plan that fits your needs, you can use the sort and filter functions.
  • Select a plan. Once you’ve picked a plan, you can sign up online in just a few minutes. Alternatively, you can call the phone number on your screen to have one of our experts walk you through the process.
  • Let your provider handle the setup. Your energy supplier will work with your utility to set up your electricity service so you can sit back and enjoy your new plan.

 

How to switch your provider in Cicero

If you’re looking for a new electricity plan in Cicero, Choose Energy is here to help. Our marketplace lets you explore plans from multiple providers and sign up for a new plan in just a few quick steps. Whether you’re moving to Cicero or simply ready for a new plan, you can enter your ZIP code on this page to get started today.

Frequently asked questions about Cicero energy

Is a deposit required for my energy plan?

That depends on a few factors, including your energy supplier and credit history. When you’re signing up for a new plan, most providers will run a credit check. If your score falls below a certain threshold, you’ll have to pay a deposit before beginning service. To avoid this, you can sign up for a no-deposit plan.

How do I choose my Cicero electric supplier?

Start by thinking about what’s most important to you. For some people, it’s renewable energy plans or no-deposit options. For others, it’s cheaper rates. Once you’ve identified your priorities, you can use a marketplace like Choose Energy to see which suppliers serve your area and sign up for a plan using your ZIP code.

What happens if you don’t buy from a supplier?

In Illinois, if you don’t buy power from a supplier, you’ll purchase it from your local utility company at the default price to compare. If you live in Cicero, your electric utility is ComEd.

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