Plans & pricing · Ontario
Canadian Energy Protection tariffs
Electricity plans
Canadian Energy Protection offers fixed-rate electricity protection contracts of up to 5 years. Current per-kWh rates are quoted directly by CEP after a one-to-one consultation, they are not published on a public rate card.
Canadian Energy Protection
5-Year Fixed Electricity
Lock the electricity supply portion of your Ontario bill for up to 60 months. Insulates against movements in the OEB's Regulated Price Plan (RPP), Time-of-Use, Tiered or Ultra-Low Overnight, for the full contract term.
- Fixed-rate price protection for up to 5 years
- Available to every Ontario LDC customer
- Continues to be delivered & billed by your existing utility
Canadian Energy Protection
5-Year Fixed Natural Gas
Lock the gas commodity rate (¢/m³) on your Ontario Enbridge Gas bill for up to 60 months. Designed to protect against the quarterly rate moves that Enbridge applies under OEB supervision.
- Fixed ¢/m³ rate for up to 5 years
- Available to every Enbridge Gas customer in Ontario
- Continues to be delivered & billed by Enbridge Gas
Selectra energy expert explains
What a CEP rate-protection contract actually buys you in Ontario
Canadian Energy Protection sits in a specific corner of Ontario's retail energy market: a small, family-owned, OEB-licensed marketer that sells fixed-rate contracts of up to five years on electricity, natural gas, or both. The product is not designed to be the absolute cheapest cent-per-kWh on the market on day one. It is designed to flatten volatility across a 36 to 60-month horizon, while the OEB's Regulated Price Plan (RPP) and Enbridge Gas's quarterly rate move around it.
Why rates aren't on the page
CEP doesn't publish a public rate card. Like most Ontario marketers, they quote prices after a consultation that captures your local LDC, usage profile and contract length. This is normal in Ontario's marketer segment, but it means you can't compare CEP head-to-head on a cents-per-kWh basis against an Alberta-style live rate sheet. Always request a written quote that spells out the energy charge, contract term, exit fees and renewal clause before you sign.
What the contract actually controls
Bottom line
CEP is a sensible choice for Ontario households who value certainty over a rock-bottom headline rate and prefer dealing with a small, family-owned, Ottawa-based business rather than a national door-to-door brand. Always insist on seeing the full proposed contract, energy charge, term, exit fee, renewal clause, before signing, and remember Ontario's 10-day cooling-off period: you can cancel any new contract within 10 calendar days at no cost, regardless of what the sales agent told you.