Ready to make the switch?

Going green has never been easier — even for homes that are not separately metered or that do not receive an electricity bill directly.

Residents of any home (including condominiums, which are often billed through a third party, and apartments, which often do not receive a bill at all) can easily sign up to green their power with Bullfrog. Even households that are locked into a long-term contract with an electricity retailer can become bullfrogpowered. Regardless of whether you currently receive an electricity bill, Bullfrog simply sends you a separate bill for the premium of greening your electricity service at 3 cents per kWh.

Home-based business?

If you would like to sign up a home-based business and receive our marketing benefits as part of becoming bullfrogpowered, please use our business sign up form here.

How to switch [more] Just complete the online application. The process usually takes less than 10 minutes. You will be asked to identify the type of residence you live in and will be given the option to enter your electricity usage (if known) or consult an average for your residence type. If you receive an electricity bill, be sure to have it handy as your usage is located there. Note: Some households may prefer to link their green electricity payments directly to their actual metered electricity usage. For more information on metered billing, click here.

Metered Billing: Through the metered billing option, your green electricity costs will be “bundled” with your regular electricity costs and you will be charged a fixed rate of 8.9 cents per kWh. Green electricity charges will be included as a line item on your electricity bill from your local utility. Your utility will also bill you for certain administrative charges, including a variable charge known as the Provincial Benefit. The Provincial Benefit was originally a reduction in the cost of electricity. Recently, however, the Provincial Benefit has become a charge and the size of that charge is increasing. Under metered billing, the Provincial Benefit will be listed on your electricity bill. For more information of the Provincial Benefit and for historical charges and credits, click here. Metered billing is the most accurate way to measure your electricity use. Under metered billing, you are unable to participate in time-of-use billing. It may also take up to 3 months for your account changes to become active. For more information about metered billing, click here. If you choose this method, you will need to provide your current electricity account number. Click here to sign up for metered billing.