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Hi Toni,
Thanks for your inquiry and for visiting our page.
The details of electricity plans can vary based on factors such as peak and off-peak usage, account fees, and payment discounts. So it’s important to make sure you use the same details to compare your options. To get started, you’ll need the following details:
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Nikki