Waiting until the last minute to renew your account limits your options. Reviewing renewal choices early gives you more control over pricing, term length and risk exposure especially in changing energy markets.
Why Renewal Timing Matters for Your Business
Energy renewals are an opportunity to reassess risk, budget certainty and business priorities, not just extend a contract. Planning ahead helps you avoid default outcomes and make decisions aligned with how your business operates today.
What Happens at Renewal
Important: Default outcomes vary by market and plan type, which is why reviewing options early matters.
Ways to Renew
Online Through Your Customer Portal
Select customers can review available renewal options and complete your renewal securely online.
With Your Account Representative
Get guidance tailored to your business needs and locations.
With Customer Care Support
Speak with a specialist who can walk you through available options.
Not sure who your account representative is? Call 833-848-6938
Get Prepared
Helpful reminders: Renewing does not interrupt your service, and no new equipment is required.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you don’t take action, your account may move to a default or variable rate depending on your state and contract terms. Default rates can change over time and may not offer the same level of price stability as a renewed plan.
A variable rate can change from month to month based on market conditions. While this can provide flexibility, it also means your supply price may increase or decrease over time, making costs less predictable for budgeting.
That depends on your risk tolerance and budgeting needs. Fixed rates offer price stability over a set term, while variable rates may fluctuate with the market. Reviewing your usage patterns and priorities can help inform the right choice.
In many cases, yes. Availability depends on your market and timing, which is why reviewing renewal options early is recommended.
No. Renewing or changing plans does not affect energy delivery or reliability. Your local utility continues to deliver energy and respond to outages.
No. Renewal is handled through Constellation. Your utility remains responsible for delivery regardless of your supplier or plan.