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2019 Retail Power Marketers Sales- Total 2019 Retail Power Marketers Sales- Total (Data from form EIA-861 schedule 4B) Customers Sales Revenues (Thousands Average Price Entity State Ownership (Count) (Megawatthours) Dollars) (cents/kWh) 3 Phases Renewables Inc CA Power Marketer 1,076 487,438 31,030.0 6.37 Agera Energy LLC CA Power Marketer 128 38,453 3,198.1 8.32 American PowerNet CA Power Marketer 1 66,847 4,086.0 6.11 Community Choice Apple Valley Choice Energy CA Aggregator 24,547 233,802 16,477.0 7.05 Calpine Energy Solutions, LLC CA Power Marketer 167 4,140,896 254,663.8 6.15 Calpine Power America LLC CA Power Marketer 3 1,435,990 70,632.0 4.92 City of Cerritos - (CA) CA Municipal 293 65,787 4,857.6 7.38 City of Corona - (CA) CA Municipal 955 59,779 4,530.7 7.58 Community Choice City of Solana Beach CA Aggregator 7,464 60,369 4,369.0 7.24 Community Choice Clean Power Alliance of Southern Califor CA Aggregator 598,520 8,670,508 615,396.0 7.10 Community Choice CleanPowerSF CA Aggregator 311,777 2,705,871 217,743.1 8.05 Commerce Energy, Inc. CA Power Marketer 8,272 499,330 29,921.0 5.99 Commercial Energy of California CA Power Marketer 134 88,429 4,810.1 5.44 Constellation NewEnergy, Inc CA Power Marketer 6,409 6,234,927 315,200.7 5.06 Direct Energy Business CA Power Marketer 5,384 2,834,746 162,270.1 5.72 EDF Industrial Power Services (CA), LLC CA Power Marketer 12 908,135 45,793.5 5.04 Community Choice East Bay Community Energy CA Aggregator 546,707 5,814,180 469,312.0 8.07 Community Choice King City Community Power CA Aggregator 3,330 35,076 2,843.0 8.11 Community Choice Lancaster Choice Energy CA Aggregator 48,860 543,508 38,804.0 7.14 Community Choice Marin Clean Energy CA Aggregator 473,826 5,120,440 394,328.0 7.70 Community Choice Monterey Bay Community Power CA Aggregator 265,923 3,191,486 259,918.0 8.14 Northern California Power Agny CA Political Subdivision 1 365,589 12,336.0 3.37 Community Choice Peninsula Clean Energy Authority CA Aggregator 287,987 3,526,848 274,647.1 7.79 Community Choice Pico Rivera Innovative Municipal Energy CA Aggregator 16,697 216,054 15,034.0 6.96 Pilot Power Group, LLC CA Power Marketer 1,004 1,358,905 70,739.0 5.21 Community Choice Pioneer Community Energy CA Aggregator 87,704 1,067,078 73,650.0 6.90 Community Choice Rancho Mirage Energy Authority CA Aggregator 13,771 275,256 18,717.0 6.80 Community Choice Redwood Coast Energy Authority CA Aggregator 52,283 633,003 49,646.1 7.84 Community Choice San Jacinto Power CA Aggregator 13,250 156,661 10,778.0 6.88 Community Choice San Jose Clean Energy CA Aggregator 243,437 3,209,932 287,970.7 8.97 Shell Energy North America (US), L.P. CA Power Marketer 102 5,452,161 195,376.1 3.58 Community Choice Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority CA Aggregator 264,215 3,913,492 296,449.0 7.58 Community Choice Sonoma Clean Power Authority CA Aggregator 225,973 2,360,421 179,762.1 7.62 The Regents of the Univ. of California CA Power Marketer 472 254,631 17,514.4 6.88 Community Choice Valley Clean Energy Alliance CA Aggregator 53,511 642,652 54,594.0 8.50 Aequitas Energy Inc CT Power Marketer 1,783 44,879 5,009.0 11.16 Agera Energy LLC CT Power Marketer 8,503 538,959 56,478.0 10.48 Ambit Energy Holdings, LLC CT Power Marketer 52,457 448,601 44,684.8 9.96 Atlantic Energy LLC CT Power Marketer 57 4,320 511.7 11.84 Calpine Energy Solutions, LLC CT Power Marketer 42 998,158 78,565.0 7.87 Champion Energy Services CT Power Marketer 71 88,798 7,310.0 8.23 Choice Energy, LLC d/b/a 4 Choice Energy CT Power Marketer 2,570 12,032 1,761.8 14.64 Clearview Electric Inc. CT Power Marketer 23,546 241,395 25,316.4 10.49 Constellation NewEnergy, Inc CT Power Marketer 54,683 4,076,350 333,319.8 8.18 Direct Energy Business CT Power Marketer 10,597 2,057,005 169,922.4 8.26 Direct Energy Services CT Power Marketer 44,925 444,443 47,452.2 10.68 Discount Power Inc - (CT) CT Power Marketer 23,436 240,609 24,292.6 10.10 EDF Energy Services, LLC CT Power Marketer 54 428,733 35,180.7 8.21 ENGIE Resources LLC CT Power Marketer 692 1,135,279 92,015.6 8.11 ENGIE Retail, LLC CT Power Marketer 6,937 76,113 7,212.7 9.48 Eligo Energy, LLC CT Power Marketer 86 7,828 664.2 8.48 Energy Plus Holdings LLC CT Power Marketer 2,342 25,329 3,579.9 14.13 Energy Services Providers, Inc CT Power Marketer 3,705 37,433 4,887.6 13.06 2019 Retail Power Marketers Sales- Total (Data from form EIA-861 schedule 4B) Customers Sales Revenues (Thousands Average Price Entity State Ownership (Count) (Megawatthours) Dollars) (cents/kWh) Everyday Energy LLC CT Power Marketer 139 986 102.0 10.34 Farmington River Power Company CT Investor Owned 1 32,745 2,657.8 8.12 First Point Power, LLC CT Power Marketer 1,889 117,357 9,573.6 8.16 Great Eastern Energy CT Power Marketer 658 13,895 1,461.7 10.52 HIKO Energy, LLC CT Power Marketer 879 708 82.0 11.58 Liberty Power Corp. CT Power Marketer 17,938 287,444 28,388.0 9.88 Major Energy Electric Services CT Power Marketer 2,961 49,153 5,062.0 10.30 Mega Energy of New England, LLC CT Power Marketer 2,319 32,585 3,346.0 10.27 National Gas & Electric, LLC CT Power Marketer 59 2,172 314.8 14.49 NextEra Energy Services, LLC CT Power Marketer 541 267,591 23,873.4 8.92 North American Power and Gas, LLC CT Power Marketer 27,104 251,136 29,967.0 11.93 Perigee Energy, LLC CT Power Marketer 551 4,634 360.0 7.77 Public Power LLC (CT) CT Power Marketer 31,298 399,700 41,709.2 10.44 Reliant Energy Northeast LLC CT Power Marketer 5,037 82,453 8,613.5 10.45 South Jersey Energy Company CT Power Marketer 1 4,876 318.5 6.53 Spark Energy, LP CT Power Marketer 1,194 100,920 9,209.0 9.13 Starion Energy, Inc. CT Power Marketer 11,181 106,894 10,456.1 9.78 Sunwave Gas & Power Connecticut, Inc. CT Power Marketer 7,700 100,540 10,361.0 10.31 Texas Retail Energy, LLC CT Power Marketer 56 61,421 5,356.1 8.72 Town Square Energy CT Power Marketer 38,588 377,403 34,880.8 9.24 TransCanada Power Marketing, Ltd. CT Power Marketer 2 1,809 140.0 7.74 Verde Energy USA CT Power Marketer 26,759 595,905 54,805.0 9.20 Viridian Energy LLC CT Power Marketer 3,865 37,826 4,982.9 13.17 XOOM Energy Connecticut, LLC CT Power Marketer 7,716 84,648 8,681.0 10.26 AEP Energy DC Power Marketer 257 11,562 869.0 7.52 Agera Energy LLC DC Power Marketer 311 52,883 4,597.0 8.69 Ambit Energy Holdings, LLC DC Power Marketer 721 9,150 807.5 8.83 Atlantic Energy LLC DC Power Marketer 96 5,473 725.6 13.26 Calpine Energy Solutions, LLC DC Power Marketer 17 168,320 10,542.1 6.26 Champion Energy Services DC Power Marketer 42 33,736 2,474.0 7.33 CleanChoice Energy, Inc. DC Power Marketer 7,299 60,613 7,628.4 12.59 Clearview Electric Inc. DC Power Marketer 654 5,902 666.9 11.30 Constellation NewEnergy, Inc DC Power Marketer 7,002 2,827,742 199,556.8 7.06 Devonshire Energy, LLC DC Power Marketer 1 8,907 520.7 5.85 Direct Energy Business DC Power Marketer 5,234 2,737,294 181,707.1 6.64 Direct Energy Services DC Power Marketer 642 5,975 704.9 11.80 ENGIE Resources LLC DC Power Marketer 43 166,894 11,505.0 6.89 ENGIE Retail, LLC DC Power Marketer 262 2,894 225.7 7.80 Eligo Energy, LLC DC Power Marketer 243 6,223 538.2 8.65 Energy Services Providers, Inc DC Power Marketer 595 9,989 1,221.9 12.23 Energy.Me Midwest LLC DC Power Marketer 35 3,838 306.0 7.97 Freepoint Energy Solutions LLC DC Power Marketer 4 9,828 672.0 6.84 Horizon Power and Light, LLC DC Power Marketer 382 12,419 1,349.0 10.86 IDT Energy, Inc. DC Power Marketer 2,003 21,188 2,703.7 12.76 Inspire Energy Holdings, LLC DC Power Marketer 32 8 4.0 50.00 Liberty Power Corp. DC Power Marketer 931 70,185 5,478.0 7.81 LifeEnergy, LLC DC Power Marketer 483 4,707 424.1 9.01 MP2 Energy LLC DC Power Marketer 19 6,580 443.8 6.74 MPower Energy NJ LLC DC Power Marketer 826 4,037 436.3 10.81 Major Energy Electric Services DC Power Marketer 1,756 16,330 1,664.0 10.19 MidAmerican Energy Services, LLC DC Power Marketer 117 39,233 2,778.7 7.08 NextEra Energy Services, LLC DC Power Marketer 190 67,125 5,458.3 8.13 Palmco Power DC, LLC DC Power Marketer 1,212 7,929 882.0 11.12 Park Power LLC DC Power Marketer 1 1 0.1 10.00 Public Power LLC (CT) DC Power Marketer 1,195 14,935 1,953.9 13.08 Reliant Energy Northeast LLC DC Power Marketer 637 12,691 1,113.1 8.77 Renaissance Power & Gas, Inc.
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