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OH – Rate Change Alert – Duke Energy

Published April 4, 2026

Category: Ohio
Related Categories: Electric, Market Alert

 

Rate change alert

Price as of April 1, 2026 through April 30, 2026
Below is the price to compare for residential Duke Energy customers. This price can be used with the comparison chart on Energy Choice Ohio to help you find the best deal for you.

Duke Energy’s price to compare is $0.1008 per kWh

With Ohio energy choice, customers from residential homeowners to large manufacturers are able to shop for energy options from a diverse group of competitive suppliers certified by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO).

If you choose a new energy supplier, Duke Energy will continue to deliver the electricity to your home or business. Duke Energy will also continue to maintain and repair the respective poles, wires and infrastructure. You should continue to call Duke Energy if your power goes out.

For additional information about choosing a supplier, visit Energy Choice Ohio.

Learn how the price to compare is established.

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