Electricity and Gas Plans in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland

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Spring Power and Gas lets you select from a range of variable energy plans. Read below to learn more and sign up today!

Spring Green 50 or Spring Green 100

Spring Power and Gas offers a variable rate electricity plan, Spring Green 50 or Spring Green 100. This plan matches 50% OR 100% of your electricity usage with RECs that Spring Power and Gas purchases from national renewable resources. Variable rates may differ by month according to various factors and there are no guaranteed savings. The Initial Term is 36 months, but you may cancel at any time. Also, this information is only applicable for residential customers.

Variable rates can go up or down each month depending on factors such as market conditions and may be higher or lower than your utility rate. There are no guaranteed savings. Applicable only to Residential Customers.

Zero Gas 50 or Zero Gas 100

Spring Power and Gas offers a variable rate gas plan, Zero Gas 50 or Zero Gas 100. This plan matches 50% OR 100% of your gas usage with carbon offsets that Spring Power and Gas purchases from national renewable resources.

Variable rates may differ by month according to various factors and there are no guaranteed savings. The Initial Term is 36 months, but you may cancel at any time. Also, this information is only applicable to residential customers. Variable rates can go up or down each month depending on factors such as market conditions and may be higher or lower than your utility rate. There are no guaranteed savings. Applicable only to Residential Customers.

Spring Guard

Spring Guard is a month-to-month variable rate product for 36 months, with no cancellation fees, and no guaranteed savings. Includes HVAC coverage up to $750 per year (deductible due at time of service) or Surge Protection of up to $1500 per year.

The Spring Guard plan protects your heating and cooling system, or your household appliances from electrical surges.

See contract for full details. Terms and conditions apply, including limitations and exceptions.

Currently only available for Maryland customers.

Spring Rewards Program

When you become a Spring Power & Gas customer and Choose Spring Green 50 OR 100, and/or Zero Gas 50 OR 100, you gain membership into our Spring Power & Gas Rewards program. You will earn $25 in Rewards Dollars every month that you can use to unlock deals, discounts, and savings in over 500,000 ways.

Additionally, you will be eligible for daily, weekly, and quarterly giveaways, you can enter as many times as you choose! It is just one of the ways we like to say thank you for being a customer, we know you will like it here.

Frequently Asked Questions for Electricity and Gas Plans

Are There Any Switching Fees with Spring Power and Gas?

No. There are no start-up or switching fees charged by Spring Power and Gas to use our electricity and gas plans. Switching to Spring Power and Gas is free, and the process is easy.

There is also no charge for different or specialized equipment. You will continue to use the same poles, lines, and meters already in place.

What’s the Difference between Providers and Utility Companies?

A utility company is a business that manages the infrastructure used to deliver a utility, such as electricity or gas, to your home. This includes physical equipment like lines, wires, poles, transformers, and more. In most areas, this infrastructure may be owned by a single company that is responsible for its maintenance and additional installations.

A provider is the source of your actual utilities. In other words, it is where your energy comes from. Providers, such as Spring Power and Gas, establish relationships with those who create and convert energy into a usable form for us. They purchase this energy from places like power plants and then sell it to you.

Depending on where you live, you may have a choice between several providers. This is the foundation of a deregulated market. A single utility company can also be the only provider of all the equipment and resources in your area. This is called a regulated market.

Having options for your electricity and gas plans helps keep your costs competitive. It also allows you to identify the company that best aligns with your needs and values.