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Single editorial inbox
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Average reply time
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Countries Selectra operates in
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Year Selectra was founded
Should you contact CallMePower, or your supplier?
Most readers landing on this page are actually looking for a retail supplier or local utility, not CallMePower. We do not issue bills, dispatch line crews, read meters, enroll you in a plan, or process refunds. CallMePower publishes independent guides and a comparison service. If your question is about your own account, contract or outage, the relevant supplier or utility will resolve it far faster than we can.
As a rule of thumb: contact CallMePower only when your question is about the callmepower.com website itself — for example a factual error, a partnership proposal, a press request, or a data-protection request under a US state privacy law. For everything else, the cards below point you to the right place.
Billing issue, refund, autopay problem
Your retail supplier or utility
Find supplierPower outage or gas emergency
Your local utility (24/7 hotline)
Outage guideSmart meter not working
Your delivery utility (TDU/LDC)
Utility vs supplierPlan switch denied or delayed
Your retail supplier first
Supplier directoryDoor-to-door supplier complaint
Your state PUC or attorney general
State regulatorsComplaint unresolved by supplier
State PUC or PSC
State commissionsFederal energy or wholesale question
FERC (federal regulator)
About FERCEditorial error, partnership, privacy request
CallMePower editorial
[email protected]Quick reference: who handles which type of US electricity and natural gas enquiry. Updated for 2026.
Contacting the CallMePower team
CallMePower runs a single inbox for all enquiries about the website: [email protected]. Mark the subject line with the topic (Editorial, Partnership, Legal or Privacy) so we can route your message to the right person. We aim to acknowledge every message within 48 hours and provide a full reply within two US business days.
We deliberately do not operate a customer helpline. CallMePower is an editorial and comparison service, and a phone line would risk being mistaken for a supplier or utility hotline. If you would prefer not to email, you can also reach the wider Selectra group through its social channels, which are monitored on business days from our European offices.
Editorial & corrections
Factual mistakes, outdated rates, broken internal links, suggestions for new guides or state pages.
[email protected]Business partnerships
Supplier listings, affiliate integrations, sponsored research, white-label comparators, advertising.
[email protected]Legal & copyright
Trademark, copyright takedown, takedown of inaccurate quotes, intellectual property licensing.
[email protected]Privacy & data requests
Subject access, deletion or correction requests under CCPA/CPRA, VCDPA, CDPA and other US state privacy laws.
[email protected]Social channels
Selectra, the group behind CallMePower, is active on the main social networks under the handle @selectra. Social channels are useful for press requests, recruitment news and following our publications across the 18 markets where the group operates. We do not handle account or billing issues through DMs, since we are not your supplier. For anything that requires a written audit trail (complaints, privacy requests), please use email.
Postal address and corporate information
CallMePower is operated by Selectra from the Selectra group headquarters in Paris. We do not currently maintain a public-facing US office address for visitors. All formal correspondence, such as legal notices, takedown requests and regulatory letters, should be addressed in writing to the registered head office below, marked for the attention of the CallMePower editorial team.
Selectra was founded in 2007 by Xavier Pinon and Aurian de Maupeou in the wake of the deregulation of the French retail energy market. The group has since expanded into telecoms, insurance, water and online banking, and has been ranked among Europe's fastest-growing companies by the Financial Times FT 1000. Today, Selectra operates in 18 countries and employs over 1,500 people, with a dedicated US editorial team for CallMePower.
Complaints about callmepower.com
CallMePower takes editorial complaints seriously. If you believe a page on callmepower.com is inaccurate, misleading or breaches your rights, we apply a two-stage process: an internal review within 10 business days, then escalation if you are not satisfied. We log every complaint with a reference number so you can follow it up.
The complaints process described below applies only to content on this website. Complaints about an energy supplier or utility follow a separate path through that company's own complaints team and, ultimately, your state Public Utility Commission (PUC) or Public Service Commission (PSC).
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Editorial review
Stage 1 within 10 business daysEmail [email protected] with the page URL, the disputed passage and your evidence. We reply within 10 US business days with our findings and any correction applied.
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Senior review
Stage 2 further 15 business daysIf you remain unsatisfied, ask in writing for a senior review. A different editor reviews the case and confirms the final position within a further 15 US business days.
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External escalation
Final stageFor unresolved legal or privacy issues you can contact the relevant authority: your state attorney general for consumer protection, the Federal Trade Commission for unfair business practices, or your state PUC for energy-specific disputes.
About CallMePower
CallMePower publishes free guides and comparison tools to help US households cut the cost of their electricity and natural gas bills. The website is part of the Selectra group, an independent comparison service founded in Paris in 2007 and now active in 18 countries. We make money through commercial partnerships with selected suppliers. The editorial team is kept separate from commercial decisions, and our rankings explain our methodology.
The CallMePower editorial team covers the same core areas a typical reader is searching for: retail-choice states and how deregulation works, the major US retail energy suppliers, electricity prices per kWh, natural gas prices per therm, and the practical side of moving home. Our pages are reviewed as state rules, federal regulations and supplier tariffs change.
Meet the founders
Xavier Pinon
Co-founder and CEO
Xavier leads the commercial side of Selectra and oversees content development across the group's 18 markets. He is also the co-author of a reference book on the French retail energy market.
Aurian de Maupeou
Co-founder and Director of Digital Strategy
Aurian oversees Selectra's SEO strategy, in-house technical tools and the rollout of new country markets, including the US site CallMePower.
Selectra by the numbers
Selectra has grown from a two-person Paris startup in 2007 to a 1,500-strong international team. The Financial Times has ranked Selectra among the FT 1000 fastest-growing companies in Europe for two consecutive years. In 2019, the group's comparison service helped 327,000 households and businesses change their energy, broadband or mobile contract, saving them an estimated 8.3 million euros collectively and the equivalent of 113,000 tonnes of CO₂ through greener tariff choices.
1,500+
Employees
327k
Customers helped (2019)
€8.3M
Collective savings
113kt
CO₂ saved
Today, Selectra operates in France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Brazil, Mexico, Bulgaria, Ireland, Australia, Japan, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Colombia. Since 2013, the service has extended beyond energy to include telecoms, home insurance and online banking, while keeping the same independent-comparison model that defined the original French site.
Contact CallMePower — frequently asked questions
Where to go next
Most readers who arrive on this contact page actually need a supplier-specific helpline or a regulator. The shortcuts below cover the queries we see most often.
All US energy supplier contact pages
Helplines, emails and complaints addresses
What to do during a power outage
Call your local utility 24/7 hotline
State PUC and energy regulators
Free escalation for unresolved complaints
Deregulated states explained
Which states have retail choice
Electricity prices per kWh
Average residential rates by state
Moving home guide
Set up electricity and gas at your new address
Help us keep callmepower.com accurate
Spotted a rate, supplier or rule that's out of date?
Email the CallMePower editorial inbox with the URL and the issue. We acknowledge within 48 hours and fix verified errors within 10 business days.