Type in your address to see which electric utility serves your home, and whether you live somewhere you also shop for a retail plan. Across 690,000+ address checks the most common answers are utilities like Duke Energy, Xcel Energy, Georgia Power, PG&E and Florida Power & Light. Electric territory is drawn address by address, not city by city.
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Ranked by address-level observations in ZIP codes where this utility was the primary or leading answer.
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One utility owns the poles, wires and meter at your address. You don't get to choose it, and it's who turns your power back on after a storm. In most states that same company also sells you the electricity. In Texas, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania and a few others you pick a retail supplier on top of the delivery company, which stays fixed either way.
The other thing worth knowing is that not every electric utility is a big investor-owned company. Austin, San Antonio, Los Angeles and Seattle run their own, and rural co-ops cover a lot of the country. The lookup names yours either way.
State electricity guides where we have a real regulatory story. Confirm your exact address with the lookup.
It depends on territory lines that don't follow city or ZIP boundaries. Run the lookup with your exact address and it names your utility with a start-service link.
In choice states (like Texas, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania and others) you choose the retail supplier; the delivery utility stays fixed. In regulated states, the utility serving your address is your only option.
Often not. Many ZIP codes are split between two or more utilities (metro Phoenix's APS/SRP split is a famous example). Address-level lookup is the only reliable method.
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Observation counts on this page come from our address-level mapping database, not from inventing city-wide lists. Data refreshed 2026-07-22. Territories vary address by address. Always confirm yours with the lookup. Read how we verify provider data.