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RESA Encourages U.S. Energy Consumers to Shop on National Energy Shopping Day

Homes and businesses located in restructured states can explore energy plans, compare options and choose a gas and electric supplier

HARRISBURG, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Retail Energy Supply Association (RESA), the national trade association representing competitive retail energy suppliers, is marking the sixth annual National Energy Shopping Day by encouraging Americans to take advantage of their power to choose.

Today is National Energy Shopping Day, which serves as an annual reminder to review your current energy plan, compare available offers, explore clean energy options and choose a gas and electric supplier that meets your individual needs.

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Recognized every year on the first day of summer and included in Chase’s Calendar of Events, National Energy Shopping Day promotes consumer awareness and engagement in competitive energy markets. The day serves as a reminder for individuals and businesses in states with retail choice to shop for energy plans that reflect their personal preferences, whether that means seeking renewable options, locking in fixed rates or finding budget-friendly pricing.

“Shopping for energy is one of the most overlooked ways consumers can make a real impact on their energy bills, their sustainability goals and take control of their energy choices,” said Tracy McCormick, executive director of RESA. “We believe that every consumer deserves more than one monopoly option. They deserve the right to choose.”

Currently, 14 states and the District of Columbia allow consumers to select their own electricity and/or natural gas supplier. However, a national survey by Ragnar Research Partners reveals a significant disconnect: 74% of Americans want to choose their energy provider, while only 28% currently have the option.

RESA offers free, easy-to-use tools at RESAusa.org to help consumers:

Energy choice isn’t just about shopping—it's about empowerment, competition and innovation. RESA remains committed to educating consumers, supporting transparent marketplaces and expanding access to energy choice nationwide.

ABOUT NATIONAL ENERGY SHOPPING DAY

National Energy Shopping Day is an initiative created by RESA to encourage individuals residing in states that offer retail energy choice in electric and natural gas suppliers to find the best provider tailored to their specific requirements. Consumers can select a plan that offers clean energy products or benefits, such as smart home integration or energy efficiency programs, for their homes or businesses. For more information, visit nationalenergyshoppingday.org

ABOUT RESA

The Retail Energy Supply Association is a broad and diverse group of retail energy suppliers who share the common vision that competitive retail electricity and natural gas markets deliver a more efficient, customer-oriented outcome than a regulated utility structure. RESA is devoted to working with all stakeholders to promote vibrant and sustainable competitive retail energy markets for residential and industrial consumers. For more information, visit resausa.org. Follow RESA on LinkedIn and X (Twitter).

Contacts

MEDIA CONTACT:
Stacey Gaswirth, Press@resausa.org, 214.213.4675

Retail Energy Supply Association

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Headquarters: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
CEO: Tracy McCormick
Employees: 2
Organization: NON

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Shopping for energy allows consumers explore energy plans, compare options and choose a supplier that meets their needs
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Contacts

MEDIA CONTACT:
Stacey Gaswirth, Press@resausa.org, 214.213.4675

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