Yep Energy

YEP says it is no longer providing electricity service

YEP Energy should not be presented as a normal current electricity enrollment option. The official homepage says YEP Energy is no longer providing electricity service and directs shoppers to Power to Choose for plans from other providers.

That notice should override older promotional copy on the site. Historical pages still describe residential, commercial, green, referral, and customer-care features, but those sections do not mean new Texas electricity enrollment is available today.

What former customers can still use

YEP still publishes account and customer-care resources, including payment-location information, paperless billing copy, outage links, and contact details. Former customers may need those resources for old bills, final balances, payment history, or account records.

If the question is about an old YEP account, keep the account number, service address, and final bill nearby before contacting customer care.

Business and natural-gas copy needs context

The site still includes business-energy and natural-gas language. For this provider page, the relevant point is narrower: the electricity-service notice says YEP is no longer providing electricity service.

A business customer or former customer should confirm the specific account type before assuming any old YEP product is still available.

How to choose a replacement provider

New shoppers should compare active Texas REPs by service address and TDSP. Start with the EFL, then check the Terms of Service, cancellation fee, renewal rules, base charge, and any usage-based bill credits.

If a third-party listing still shows YEP as a new-service option, confirm it against YEP's current homepage notice before entering personal information.

Best next step

For new electricity service, use YEP as a legacy reference and choose from providers with current plan documents. For prior-account questions, use YEP's published customer-care resources.

The key distinction is simple: account support may still matter, but new electricity shopping should move to active REPs.