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Chart: Electric supply rate, November 2026

Dayton Electric Supply Rates for November 2026: 10.86¢ Default

Posted on November 4, 2026November 5, 2026 by Dayton Report

From Public Utilities Commission of Ohio data for November 2026.

AES Ohio’s Price to Compare, the generation rate for Dayton-area customers who haven’t chosen a supplier, is 10.86¢ per kilowatt-hour in November 2026, according to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio’s Energy Choice Ohio chart.

The cheapest supplier offer fixed for 12 months with no monthly fee or promotional terms is 10.59¢.

10.00¢15.00¢Nov 2026AES Ohio Price to Compare 10.86¢Cheapest 12-month fixed offer 10.59¢
10.00¢15.00¢Default 10.86¢Cheapest fixed 10.59¢
10.00¢15.00¢Nov 2026AES Ohio Price to Compare 10.86¢Cheapest 12-month fixed offer 10.59¢
10.00¢15.00¢Default 10.86¢Cheapest fixed 10.59¢
10.00¢15.00¢Nov 2026AES Ohio Price to Compare 10.86¢Cheapest 12-month fixed offer 10.59¢
10.00¢15.00¢Default 10.86¢Cheapest fixed 10.59¢
AES Ohio Price to Compare   Cheapest 12-month fixed offerElectric supply rate, November 2026 to November 2026. Source: Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Energy Choice Ohio Apples to Apples comparison charts.

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For a home using 1,000 kWh a month, that difference is about $2.70 a month on the supply portion of the bill. Delivery charges are the same either way.

Source: Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Energy Choice Ohio Apples to Apples comparison charts. How the figures are built: methodology.

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