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Fixed-Rate Gas 12
$ 0.469
12
$0
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
SureLock 12
$ 0.499
12
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Safe Harbor 12
$ 0.519
12
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RescueLock 12
$ 0.529
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SureLock 24
$ 0.539
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Guard 12
$ 0.549
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$4.95
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Safe Harbor 24
$ 0.558
24
$0
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Safe Harbor 36
$ 0.568
36
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Green Guard 12
$ 0.569
12
$4.95
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36 Month Natural Gas Plan
$ 0.579
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12 Month Home Natural Gas Plan
$ 0.599
12
$0
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12 Month Fixed
$ 1.364
12
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Variable
$ 1.556
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Rates as of June 1st, 2023

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Switched To Vista Energy
I got tired of my bills going up and down so much from my previous provider. So, I switched to Vista Energy and I have them for a couple of months now. Their service has been all right, but I felt kind of persuaded and forced into it. Originally, the people that came to me to get me to switch didn't say I was switching right then and there. They told me that they wanted to see my bills and check my rates so they could get me a better rate. I agreed to that but then I came to find out that I got completely switched. I didn't even know which company I wanted to go with, but I thought I'd see how this would go.
  • Helen Kos
  • Chicago, IL
  • January 29th, 2019

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Zip Stats for Chicago 60608

Chicago, Illinois, 60608 covers 6.35 square miles and has a population of 82739 people. This makes 60608 the 9th most populated zipcode region in Illinois.

Area codes in 60608 include 312/872.

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How to Keep Cool in Chicago Without AC

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Survive the Chicago Summer Heat 

Stay cool and survive Chicago's summer heat without going into debt. Find out how to keep your cool and cut your electricity bills.
Summer time in Chicago is notorious for oppressively hot days. Find out how you can keep your cool without relying on air conditioning and losing your shirt to high electricity bills!

High density urban areas like Chicago are full of buildings that hold in heat during the day, making the city a heat island. This makes it hard to stay cool in the city. If you don’t have AC, staying cool gets even harder. And if you do have it, you may be worried about your electricity bill. So, what do you do when the temperatures climb? Here’s a few tips to keep you cool and save energy in Chicago without AC.

Keep Cool with Fans

I grew up in the humid, hot south without AC. And in my experience, fans are your best friend when trying to stay cool.

If you have a ceiling fan, make sure to set it to spin counterclockwise. This pushes cool air down. When using box or standing fans, I recommend having two. Set up one so that it’s blowing air out of a window during the day. At night, turn the fan so that it blows cool night air into your room. This helps push the hot air out of your home. Have another directed at you to cool you off. You can also place a bowl of ice behind this fan. It will pull cold, humid air from the ice and help you feel cool.

A fan's main purpose is to cool the sweat on your skin, lowering your body temperature. However, a fan won’t lower the temperature of your home significantly. When you’re not in a room, turn them off to conserve electricity. 

Work Those Windows

Whether you’re in a home or apartment, knowing how to treat your windows can help you stay cool.

During the day, keep your windows closed as much as possible. This is an easy way to keep the heat out. But the covering matters. Insulated cellular shades or window quilts are the best choice, lowering your AC cost by about 30%.

But at night, open your windows wide. This lets the cool night air in and vents the hot air from your home.

Other Tips to Keep Cool Without AC

There’s a few other things you can do to keep cool without AC.

First, water is your friend. Make sure you stay hydrated so you sweat. Sweat is the main way our bodies maintain cooler temperatures. Drink plenty of water and other non-alcoholic and caffeine-free beverages. You can also take a cold shower or bath to lower your temp.

Second, dress for the weather. We all love looking fashionable, but not at the cost of heat stroke. Loose, lightly colored clothing in natural fibers will keep you breezy in the windy city. And don’t forget the sunscreen!

Last, you want to stay inside and in the shade as much as possible. If you are out during the day, take advantage of indoor places with AC. Public libraries, pools, and museums are all great choices. Don't forget, Chicago also offers city cooling centers

Keep Your Bills Cool with IL Energy Ratings

Now you should feel equipped to handle the summer heat. But what can you do about high electricity rates? The answer is simple. You can shop for a lower rate, compare electricity providers, and find the best electricity plan for you all in one place. Visit https://www.ilenergyratings.com