Deregulated energy markets are where energy utility companies are not able to sell electricity directly to the end consumer. Instead, the client can choose between many REPs (Retail Electric Providers), this creates a competitive market that results in lower prices for homeowners and businesses.
Every home and business uses electricity as part of a daily routine. It’s something most of us take for granted. It powers lights, computers, appliances, and allows us to cook. This little-understood force is what drives the modern world. But where does it come from? In this article, we’ll explore how power is made and
Electricity prices are constantly changing and there is no way to reliably predict the cost of your electricity at any given moment. The price could jump up and down as you use it, or it might stay the same for days on end. It all depends. To have peace of mind you can sign up
When shopping for a new electric provider, it can be difficult to decide which plan will best suit your needs. There are a variety of ways that you can cut down on the cost of your electricity bill, and it all starts with choosing the right supplier from the get-go. Finding a cheap energy price
Regulated vs. De-Regulated Energy Texas deregulated its electricity sales market in 2002, opening the market to competition among Retail Electric Providers. It ended the monopoly of the electric utility companies over energy supply in the state of Texas. There are now over 120 competing power companies in Texas. Currently, approximately 85% of Texas homeowners live
Choosing the right energy plan can be daunting and confusing. In the list below we provide a glossary of terms that will simplify your process of finding the cheapest electricity plan! Click on any of the terms below Add a header to begin generating the table of contents Energy Broker Many electricity retailers have broker
Thanks to energy deregulation consumers have the freedom to choose their own electricity provider and to purchase electricity plans that fit their usage habits. However, by having this freedom comes a certain amount of responsibility. When your electricity contract expires, the good rate you got initially will come to an end. Make sure you act
We are thrilled to announce the official launch of SlashPlan.com! Texans have a great choice of suppliers and plans in the deregulated retail energy market. With our customers’ best interests at heart, we strive to offer the greatest choice and convenience when it comes to choosing an electricity plan for your home. Throughout 2020 and
A power outage can be very inconvenient and at times even life-threatening! When an unexpected power outage occurs, it always catches us at the worst possible time, and we want it to get resolved fast. How long will it take before electricity is back up? Who should I contact? Where can I see the status
Texans enjoy the most freedom to choose the energy plan that fits them and a healthy competitive energy market that allows them to save money.
A TDU, or Transmission and Distribution Utility, is the company that is responsible for the infrastructure to deliver electricity to your home. They are responsible for the creation upkeep, and maintenance of the energy infrastructure, from the grids to your home.
We will send you a reminder 30 days before your current plan expires.
Meanwhile, why don’t you let your friends and family know that they can also save on their electric bill?