The ratio of average energy demand to maximum demand for a time period, such as one year, one month, or one hour. An end user with a high load factor uses energy at a consistently higher level year-round than an end user who may use energy specifically for heating or cooling.
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Agera Energy is an independent retail supplier of electricity and natural gas. We are not affiliated with, nor endorsed by any local utility or state commission. Agera is licensed to sell electricity and natural gas in the state of California (ESP: 1394), Maryland (Gas: IR-3418 and Electric: IR-3417), New York, Pennsylvania (Electric: A-2014-2445416; Gas: A-2014-2445425), Virginia (Electric: E-31; Gas: G-43), Maine (Electric: 2014-00361), Rhode Island (Gas: 2379(k3); Electric: D-96-6(D7)), District of Columbia (Gas: GA 2014-14; Electric: EA 2014-25), Illinois, New Jersey (Electric: ESL-0194; Gas: GSL-0167), Massachusetts, New Hampshire (Electric: DM-14-298; Gas: DM-14-299), Ohio (Electric: 14-881E(1); Gas: 15-415G(1)). Agera is also licensed to sell electricity in Connecticut (Application of Agera Energy for an Electric Supplier License PURA Docket: 14-10-05), Delaware (Docket: 14-0506); Texas (Rep Cert: 10230). Agera does not guarantee a saving.
