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Waste is one of the largest controllable operating costs for any commercial business — and it's what we do. But energy and insurance are two more areas where most operators are quietly overpaying, often by thousands per year, simply because they've never shopped the rate. We handle the waste. These resources handle the rest.
Electricity & Gas — You Don't Have to Pay the Default Rate
In deregulated states, your business can shop competing supplier rates. Most commercial operators don't know this — and most are overpaying because of it. Your utility still delivers the power. You simply stop paying their default rate.
Stop Paying the Default Utility Rate
More than 30 states have deregulated their commercial energy markets. That means businesses can choose their electricity and gas supplier — the same way you'd shop any contracted service. Most commercial operators in eligible states are still on default pricing, often significantly higher than what's available through brokers with access to 60+ competing suppliers.
- No service interruptions — your utility still delivers the energy
- No switching fees of any kind
- Lock in fixed rates for 12–36 months for budget certainty
- Works for electricity, natural gas, or both
- Just need your utility account number to get started
Any Business With a Meaningful Monthly Energy Bill
The higher your monthly energy spend, the more a rate reduction is worth in real dollars. But even businesses with moderate usage benefit from knowing their options — especially before a contract auto-renews at an unfavorable rate.
- Industrial facilities and manufacturing operations
- Warehouses, distribution centers, and cold storage
- Commercial office buildings and multi-tenant properties
- Retail and service businesses with high equipment loads
- Any business currently on a default utility rate
- Any business with an energy contract up for renewal
Deregulated Commercial Energy States
These states have open commercial energy markets where businesses can choose their supplier. Availability varies by utility territory — a free quote will confirm eligibility for your specific location.
Know What You Should Be Paying
Most commercial operators set their insurance once and don't revisit it for years. Rates shift. Businesses change. Carriers vary widely. A free comparison takes ten minutes and costs nothing.
Tailored Business Insurance in Minutes
Embroker is a fully digital commercial insurance platform. Answer a few questions about your business online and it matches you with coverage from top-rated carriers in minutes. No brokers to schedule. No paper forms. No waiting a week for a quote.
Most commercial operators are either underinsured for their actual exposure, carrying coverage they no longer need, or paying rates that have never been compared against the market.
Get a Free Business Insurance Quote →Shop Business Insurance Rates Side by Side
Simply Business compares quotes from multiple top-rated carriers at the same time so you see your actual market options — not a single rate with no frame of reference. Covers over 1,000 business types across all industries.
Particularly useful if your current policy is more than two years old and has never been shopped. Rates on identical coverage can vary by 30% or more between carriers.
Compare Business Insurance Rates →Straight Answers on Energy & Insurance
For operators who haven't been through this process before.
Can my business really shop its electricity rate?
Yes — if you're in one of the 30+ states with deregulated commercial energy markets. Your business can choose its electricity and gas supplier rather than paying the default utility rate. Your service and delivery never change. Only the supplier and rate do.
How much can a business actually save on energy?
Commercial businesses in deregulated markets typically save 10–30% off their default utility rate by shopping competing suppliers. Even a 10% reduction on a $3,000/month energy bill saves $3,600 per year. The quote is free and takes under ten minutes.
What happens to my service if I switch energy suppliers?
Nothing changes about your service. The same utility that currently delivers your power continues to do so. You're only changing who you purchase the energy commodity from — not who runs the lines or responds to outages. No switching fees, no service interruptions.
How often should a business shop its insurance rates?
Every two to three years at minimum, and any time your business changes significantly — new employees, new locations, new equipment, or new services. Most operators auto-renew for years without realizing rates have shifted or that their coverage no longer reflects the business they're running.
Practical Guides for Commercial Operators
What commercial operators actually pay — and where the savings are hiding.
How to Shop Commercial Electricity Rates in a Deregulated State
How the deregulated energy market works, what to look for in a supplier contract, how to read your current utility bill to find your baseline rate, and what questions to ask before you sign anything.
Read the Guide →What Commercial Business Insurance Should Cost — And How to Know if You're Overpaying
National benchmark rates by coverage type and business size, the coverage gaps most operators miss, and how to compare quotes so you're not just taking the first number you're given.
Read the Guide →The Commercial Operator's Overhead Audit: Cut Costs Without Cutting Operations
A practical overhead audit any operator can run in an afternoon — what to benchmark, what to ask your current vendors, and when switching providers actually makes financial sense versus when to stay put.
Read the Guide →Jedison Waste participates in referral programs with some providers listed on this page. When you click a link and sign up or purchase a product, Jedison Waste may receive a referral fee from that provider at no additional cost to you. We only list resources we believe are genuinely useful for commercial operators. All quotes and pricing are provided directly by third-party services. Jedison Waste is not responsible for the products, services, or pricing offered by external providers. Energy savings estimates are based on national industry averages and vary by business, location, and current contract.
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