Ohio Edison price to compare: current rate and history
The Ohio Edison price to compare is 11.070¢ per kWh now (since October 1, 2026). On 1,000 kWh, that is $110.70 for the supply part of the bill. It is the price per kWh that Ohio Edison charges for electricity supply when you do not select a supplier. Compare it with the price of a supplier offer. Each value below has a link to the official document.
- Now
- 11.070¢
- per kWh, since October 1, 2026
- A year ago
- 9.106¢
- +1.965¢ (+22%)
- Highest since 2022
- 11.070¢
- from October 2026
- Lowest since 2022
- 5.708¢
- from October 2022
All periods
What the price includes
Generation only: Rider GEN capacity and energy charges, Rider GCR (generation cost reconciliation), Rider AER (alternative energy resource) and Rider NDU (non-distribution uncollectible). No transmission (Rider NMB is not bypassable).
The utility does not publish a history of this price. Each value is the sum of the charges that make up the price, from the tariff sheets of that period. The value in effect now agrees with the supply charges of our Ohio Edison bill calculator (11.071¢ per kWh). Ohio Edison also publishes its own list of past prices.
How to compare a supplier offer
A supplier offer replaces only this price. The delivery charges of Ohio Edison stay the same with any supplier. If an offer is less than the price to compare, you save the difference on each kWh while the offer price stays fixed. Read the contract term, the price after the term, and any monthly or early cancellation fee. The price to compare changes one or more times a year, so compare the offer with the next value too.
Use the Ohio Edison calculator: select "A supplier that I selected" and type the offer price to see your bill with it.
Other utilities in Ohio: AEP Ohio (Ohio Power), AES Ohio, The Illuminating Company (Cleveland Electric), Toledo Edison. Compare them on one page: Ohio price to compare by utility. See all utilities.
Questions
What is the Ohio Edison price to compare now?
11.070¢ per kWh, since October 1, 2026. On 1,000 kWh, the supply part of the bill is $110.70 at this price.
When does the Ohio Edison price to compare change?
The current price has been in effect since October 1, 2026.
What was the Ohio Edison price to compare a year ago?
9.106¢ per kWh on November 2, 2025. The price now is 1.965¢ higher (22%).