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About EnergyMark

EnergyMark provides electricity to 62 counties throughout the state of New York including Kings County, Queens County, New York County, Suffolk County, and Nassau County. EnergyMark's average electricity only residential rate per kilowatt hour is 5.70 cents per kilowatt hour, which ranks the supplier 1st out of 64 companies in the state and 2nd out of 142 in the US for average electricity only rate. They had sales of 848,785 megawatt hours in 2023 via retail sales. During the same timeframe, EnergyMark purchased 848,785 megawatt hours by way of wholesale channels. The supplier made a total of $39,566,000 in 2023 through electricity sales to retail consumers.

Consumers of the company have an average residential electricity only bill of $43.02. This is 53.03% less than the state average of $88.13. The supplier currently does not produce any of the electricity that they sell. Instead, they must purchase that electricity at wholesale prices and then resell it at a higher rate to end users.

EnergyMark Rate & Electric Bills

EnergyMark residential electric rates are highest in December and the highest average bill is in July.

Historical Electricity Rates:

Price Per kWhAverage Bill$0.071/kWh$0.042/kWh$55.62/mo.$17.58/mo.
2nd5.70¢EnergyMark's Average residential price per kWh
16th$43.02Average monthly electricity bill for EnergyMark's residential customers

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EnergyMark Overview

  • Company Type:Retail Power Marketer
  • Headquarters:6653 Main Street
    Williamsville, New York 14221
    United States of America
  • CEO:Gary Marchiori

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EnergyMark State Coverage

StateCustomersSales ($)State Rank Based On Revenue% of Provider's Residential Sales in State
New York7,49647,416,106.1825100%
1 states with service

EnergyMark County Coverage

CountyPopulationProvidersAvg. County Rate (¢)Avg. Electric Bill
Albany County315,8116127.34$200.67/mo
Allegany County46,6546526.00$189.65/mo
Bronx County1,379,9465936.76$222.63/mo
Broome County197,1176025.81$195.32/mo
Cattaraugus County76,4396424.67$184.05/mo
Cayuga County74,9986126.20$194.71/mo
Chautauqua County126,0276524.68$183.18/mo
Chemung County81,4265925.45$191.15/mo
Chenango County47,4076425.77$194.94/mo
Clinton County78,7536225.84$195.21/mo
62 counties with coverage

Cities EnergyMark Has Coverage

* City coverage generated based on government data. Always verify you can get service from the provider.

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EnergyMark FAQ:

Who is the CEO of EnergyMark?

Gary Marchiori is the CEO of EnergyMark.

How many counties does EnergyMark have customers in in?

EnergyMark offers service in 62 counties throughout the country.

What is the average energy electricity rate for EnergyMark customers?

The average energy price of electricity for customers of EnergyMark is 5.70 cents per kilowatt hour (¢/kWh).

What is the phone number for EnergyMark?

You can reach EnergyMark by phone via (716) 632-1800.

How much is the average energy bill for EnergyMark customers each month?

Currently, the average monthly energy electric bill for customers of EnergyMark is $43.02. The state average energy bill is $88.13 and the US average is $88.13.

What cities does EnergyMark provider electricity to?

EnergyMark provides electricity in 844 cities throughout the nation.

Matt Hope
Last Reviewed By: Matt Hope
Published: 2024-11-12