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Enbridge Gas Ohio offers eligible customers the opportunity to choose a retail natural gas supplier through its Energy Choice program. Customers who were previously with an Energy Choice supplier or participated in a governmental opt-in aggregation program whose contracts expire return to Enbridge Gas Ohio's Standard Service Offer (SSO) rate for up to two billing periods.

Medium and large business customers eligible to participate in Energy Choice are assigned to a default MRR supplier if they do not choose a retail supplier.

Frequently asked questions

The MRR is the replacement for the Monthly Variable Rate (MVR) program. Customers on the MRR will be charged the lower of the monthly variable rate submitted by their assigned MRR supplier or a “median MRR price” if the participating supplier’s submitted rate is higher. The median MRR price will be determined each month based on the median of each MRR supplier’s lowest monthly variable rate offer posted on the PUCO’s Energy Choice Ohio website. All MRR suppliers must charge a variable rate at or below the median MRR determined for each month. More information regarding the MRR may be found in Enbridge Gas Ohio’s tariffs.

No, as a medium or large business customer, your supply options depend on your annual gas consumption levels based on the prior calendar year as determined by Enbridge Gas Ohio. In addition to the MRR, you have a few other options:

Medium business customers - Usage greater than 200 mcf and less than or equal to 500 mcf: You may elect to receive commodity service under the Standard Choice Offer (SCO), enroll with an Energy Choice supplier, or (if available) enroll in a governmental aggregation program.

Large business customers - Usage greater than 500 mcf: You may receive commodity service by enrolling with an Energy Choice supplier.

Customers on the MRR will be charged the lower of the monthly variable rate submitted by their assigned MRR supplier or a “median MRR price” if the participating supplier’s submitted rate is higher. The median MRR price will be determined each month based on the median of each MRR supplier’s lowest monthly variable rate offer posted on the PUCO’s Energy Choice Ohio website. All MRR suppliers must charge a variable rate at or below the median MRR determined for each month. More information regarding the MRR may be found in Enbridge Gas Ohio’s tariffs.

Yes.

Business customers with gas usage greater than 200 mcf and less than or equal to 500 mcf:

  • Elect to receive commodity service under the SCO.
  • Shop for an Energy Choice supplier.
  • Join a governmental aggregation program, if one is available in your community.

Business customers with gas usage greater than 500 mcf:

  • You may receive commodity service by enrolling with an Energy Choice supplier.

Yes. Enbridge Gas encourages you to review your gas supply options and pick the option with the price and plan that works best for you. For more information, visit energychoice.enbridgegas.com to learn about your energy choices.

Other valuable resources and insights are available from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and the Office of the Ohio Consumers' Counsel (for residential customers).

No. Enbridge Gas Ohio bills customers at their suppliers' MRR and makes no profit on the natural gas portion of the bill. Instead, Enbridge Gas recovers its operating costs and a return on its investment in pipelines and facilities through its delivery charges.

No. Enbridge Gas continues to provide its current services, such as billing, meter reading, emergency response and answering bill and service questions.