Eligo Energy OH LLC

About Eligo Energy OH LLC

Eligo Energy OH LLC is the Ohio-licensed retail energy subsidiary of Eligo Energy, LLC, a privately held retail electricity and natural gas supplier founded in Chicago in April 2012. The company operates state-chartered subsidiaries in multiple deregulated markets across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast, serving residential and commercial customers.

Ownership timeline

Documented corporate events. Each entry links to a primary source.

1. April 2012
   Eligo Energy, LLC founded in Chicago, IL by Alex Goldstein and Mark Friedgan as a retail electricity and natural gas supplier. [source]

Track record

Documented regulatory actions, litigation outcomes, and major corporate events. Each entry is sourced. Pending matters and unresolved allegations are not listed.

• regulatory
  August 19, 2019

  Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced a finalized settlement requiring Eligo Energy IL, LLC to provide $1 million in refunds to more than 35,000 Illinois customers as part of a combined $3.1 million multi-company settlement. The AG found Eligo sales agents failed to disclose rates and fees, referenced a fictitious energy choice program, falsely promised savings of up to 20%, and deceived consumers by claiming to be correcting billing overcharges when actually switching suppliers. [source]

• regulatory
  July 15, 2021

  Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a 4-0 settlement with Eligo Energy PA LLC imposing a civil penalty of $188,125 for use of deceptive marketing mailers that falsely implied affiliation with or endorsement by the PUC, including phrases such as 'Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Notice' and 'Final Electric Notice: Attn Recipient: Request for Immediate Action.' [source]

• regulatory
  May 2024

  Maryland Public Service Commission approved a settlement requiring Eligo Energy MD LLC to pay $183,088, resolving violations stemming from Eligo operating in the Delmarva Power and Potomac Edison service territories without the required license authorization since 2017–2018. The settlement also required Eligo to increase its security on file with the Commission to $500,000. [source]

• regulatory
  October 20, 2025

  The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio adopted a unanimous settlement (Case No. 25-989-GE-UNC) resolving its investigation of Eligo Energy OH LLC for apparent violations of marketing, solicitation, and enrollment regulations including allegedly altered recorded sales calls. Under the settlement, Eligo agreed to pay a civil forfeiture of $14,600 to the state of Ohio, make a one-time $300,000 donation to the Dollar Energy Fund, credit customers who enrolled via telephone between May 2023 and March 2024 for the difference between Eligo's charges and what they would have paid their local utility, and refund any early termination fees charged during that period. [source]

Rate history

Eligo Energy OH LLC's lowest fixed and variable rates over time, broken out by territory.