We compare options,
we don’t sell anything
We’re not ComEd or an installer. We help Illinois homeowners compare electric rates in Illinois and review Illinois electricity rates to find programs that make sense for their home and budget.
What you get with Collective Power:
A clear comparison of programs available in your ZIP CODE.
Simple explanations (no confusing jargon)
No pushy sales pitch — if it’s not a fit, we’ll tell you
Get Lower Utility Bills in Illinois
If you’re a homeowner in Illinois and your electric bill keeps jumping, you’re not imagining it. Collective Power helps you compare energy programs available in your ZIP code.
We help you find lower-cost options, including ways to buy cheaper solar-generated electricity through Illinois programs designed to support long-term clean energy goals.
Why Switch Power Plan?
When your Illinois bill goes up, most people feel like they only have three choices:
Do nothing
Stay on the same rate and hope it doesn’t climb again next season.
Buy solar energy
If eligible, you can pay for power produced by solar at a lower rate—without buying panels.
Buy solar panels
Purchase the system, handle financing decisions, and deal with long-term maintenance.
Illinois Shines Program
Illinois Shines ensures that together, we can all play a role in our clean energy future and supports the State's renewable and clean energy targets. Renewable energy as defined in Illinois law includes solar, wind, hydropower in certain circumstances, anaerobic digestion, and crops and untreated and unadulterated organic waste biomass. Clean energy as defined in Illinois law is energy generation that is 90% or greater free of carbon dioxide emissions. In Illinois, some energies qualify as clean energy but not as renewable energy.
Illinois targets include:
40% of energy from renewable sources by 2030
50% of energy from renewable sources by 2040
100% of energy from clean sources by 2050
Lower-cost solar energy with $0 upfront (Illinois PPA)
With a Solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), a third-party energy provider installs solar panels on your roof, owns and maintains the system, and you simply pay for the electricity the panels produce—often at a lower per-kWh rate than your current utility price. That means you can benefit from solar savings without buying panels, taking out a loan, or dealing with ongoing maintenance.
What People Are Saying
Here’s how our customers feel after using Collective Power to review and compare their energy options
The team explained all my options in plain English. I finally understand my energy choices and feel confident that I’m paying the lowest rate possible.
David Chen
Homeowner
Switching plans was simple and fast. The savings on my monthly electricity bill are real, and I didn’t have to lift a finger.
Karen Johnson
Homeowner
Collective Power helped me see energy programs in my ZIP code I wouldn’t have found on my own. Highly recommend for any Illinois homeowner.
Marcus Thompson
Homeowner
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I switch my electricity provider in Illinois?
Yes. Many homeowners can switch providers to compare electric rates in Illinois and potentially find lower electricity rates in Illinois.
How do I compare electric rates in Illinois?
You can compare electric rates in Illinois by entering your ZIP code and reviewing available energy plans and Illinois electricity rates in your area.
Do I need to install solar panels to save money?
Not at all. With a Solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), you can pay for solar electricity without buying panels, loans, or handling maintenance.
Why are electricity rates in Illinois going up?
Illinois electricity rates may increase due to market energy costs, supplier pricing changes, and seasonal demand for electricity in Illinois.
What are the current Illinois electricity rates?
Illinois electricity rates change based on your ZIP code and supplier. Comparing electric rates in Illinois helps you find the lowest possible price.
Who has the cheapest electricity rates in Illinois?
The cheapest electricity rates in Illinois depend on your local suppliers. Checking Illinois electric supplier rates by ZIP code can help you find the best deal.
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