Pricing & Payment Plans

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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“text”: “Since energy is a commodity, natural gas and electricity prices are impacted by the energy market. As an independent energy supplier, Shipley Energy purchases energy from the market to supply to consumers. Our energy procurement experts watch the price of energy minute by minute to find the best prices for our customers.”
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