Just another power company We are fortunate in Connecticut to have a choice when it comes to determining who generates the electric power we use. When my current contract expired Sunwave gas+power was my lowest cost option for power generation for the next six months. After my contract expires I'll stay with them as long as they are the lowest cost supplier available, if not I'll switch again.

Sunwave Has great customer service Sunwave has been great to work with. They make the electrical distribution charges very understandable. And they also tell you that as long as you stay with sunwave you can transfer ito cheaper rates at any time without paying termination fees. The customer service people who speak with you on the phone are very nice.

Not rude, but has me concerned Received 2 emails (both sent back-to-back) thanking me for signing up with their company. Advised them they were wrong as I signed up with current supplier for 3 years tacked on to the current contract that expires in February, 2019. Their email indicated someone," possibly your husband, enrolled at 11:25 AM on 11/27/18." Nobody was here yesterday from 6:45 AM until 1:15 PM as we had to take one of our dogs to a vet whose office is an hour's drive away for an 8 AM appointment. They have the correct Eversource account number and I told their CS rep that we might have been a customer a number of years ago. I asked that they research if that's how they obtained the account number and requested cancellation of the enrollment. Their CS rep replied immediately that she would cancel the enrollment, but I guess I'll have to believe the research the matter is not forthcoming. Their contact has me concerned, especially since the "enrollment" did not take place from here. If this is typical of their actions I would suggest the Buyer should Beware. Sandra

End of term/renewal process communication is poor I got a letter in the mail saying that my 12 bill cycle contract was about to end and that I'd be contacted about upcoming pricing. I was never contacted so the first time I learn about the rate change is in my electric bill. Cost me $40 more just that month. So I jumped online to renew. I didn't feel like shopping, only to find out it would take another 2 weeks? Huh?? I'm already a customer, you can't just change my rates, effective immediately? If I called, it would probably be different, but I chose my avenue of communication and stuck with it. Also a warning about "billing cycles". When I first switched over, they did it 5 days before my regular billing cycle ended. Not sure why since one of the questions they ask is "When does your billing cycle end?". So those 5 days ended up being billing cycle #1 while the other 11 were full months. They obviously honored their contract but in a BS-y sorta way.

Beware....! Initial rates were OK, but be very careful if you're considering these guys. There was no notice at the end of my 4 month term at which time Sunwave automatically put me into a much higher rate plan and locked me in for 8 months. When I tried to move my service to a more reasonable provider they threatened to charge me a $50 early cancellation fee, even though I completed my originally agreed upon term and never agreed to the new term. When I called them to discuss they were unsympathetic, rude and stuck to the $50 charge. Looks like I just learned a $50 lesson. That lesson, "Don't use Sunwave Gas & Power...!"