Common Charge unites people, businesses, and advocates to flip the switch on a fairer energy future. One where people hold the power, bills shrink, and the grid grows stronger.
They’re built for the next generation of power.
One that acknowledges that the world is changing.
So, solutions need to change, too.
Faster, more reliable, more affordable options.
That put the power (literally and figuratively) in the people’s hands.
It’s time for a new era of energy.
One in which innovation is supported.
Grid reliability is emphasized.
Affordability is amplified.
And people have options to explore.
We have one goal: to give Americans more freedom and autonomy in their energy solutions.
So everyone benefits.
Energy makes the world go around.
So, it’s time for more energy solutions to go around.
The way we power our lives is changing fast. Demand is rising, technology is advancing, and consumers are left carrying the cost of an outdated system. It’s time to reimagine what energy can do, for families, businesses, and the grid we all share.
When every solution is switched on, a new era begins. Families enjoy lower bills and fewer outages. Consumers gain a say in how they power their lives. And Americans step into an energy future that is reliable, fair, and built for everyone.
The solution is already here, millions of distributed assets like smart appliances, solar panels, vehicles, and batteries. Unlocking their full potential means lower bills, more control, and added power for the grid when it’s needed most. These tools are proven, plugged in, and ready. It’s time for policy to catch up. And for awareness to grow.
The current energy system is broken. Consumers face rising bills and more outages across the country. Outdated models are blocking progress and leaving families and businesses with fewer choices and higher costs.
We’re here to connect, collaborate, and answer your questions. Whether you’re a policymaker, business, or consumer who simply wants a fairer energy system, Common Charge is ready to hear from you. Together, we can turn the power in our homes and communities into an energy future that works for everyone.