Sign Up	Provider Offer	Cost Per Month	Min. Term (Mo.)	Environmental Info	Facts Label and Terms	Average Price per kWh (1000 kWh)
	Reliant Energy Reliant Power TrackerSM	$136	0		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.136/kWh
	Reliant Energy OneRate Secure Wind Plan	$150	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.15/kWh
	Reliant Energy OneRate Flex Plan	$142	0		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.142/kWh
	Hudson Energy Services Texas Super Saver 12	$125	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.125/kWh
	Hudson Energy Services Texas Super Saver 24	$129	24		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.129/kWh
	Cirro Energy Smart Saver SM 12	$127	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.127/kWh
	Cirro Energy Smart Saver SM 24	$132	24		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.132/kWh
	Econnergy Energy Company, Inc. Tex Flex Plan	$150	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.15/kWh
	Nueces Electric Co-op Retail Division Residential Electricity	$135	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.135/kWh
	Stream Energy Green and Clean Residential Electric Service	$136	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.136/kWh
	Stream Energy Residential Service Month to Month	$139	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.139/kWh
	Stream Energy Residential Service One-Year Fixed Rate	$129	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.129/kWh
	Commerce Energy Sure Choice Variable	$130	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.13/kWh
	Commerce Energy Sure Choice Plus	$130	24		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.13/kWh
	Commerce Energy Clear Choice 50% Wind Power	$128	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.128/kWh
	Commerce Energy Clear Choice 100% Wind Power	$130	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.13/kWh
	Commerce Energy Sure Choice	$127	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.127/kWh
	Amigo Energy Online 12-Mo Commitment Program	$122	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.122/kWh
	Amigo Energy Deep Discount No-Contracts	$122	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.122/kWh
	Amigo Energy Online 24-Mo Commitment Program	$126	24		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.126/kWh
	Amigo Energy 100% Renewable Energy Service	$134	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.134/kWh
	National Power Company 4 Month Price Protection Plan	$132	4		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.132/kWh
	National Power Company 6 Month Price Protection Plan	$130	6		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.13/kWh
	National Power Company 9 Month Price Protection Plan	$129	9		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.1294/kWh
	National Power Company 12 Month Price Protection Plan	$132	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.132/kWh
	National Power Company NPC Variable Rate Plan	$141	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.1414/kWh
	National Power Company 16 Month Two Summers Price Protection Plan	$127	16		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.127/kWh
	National Power Company 24 Month Price Protection Plan	$143	24		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.143/kWh
	Ambit Energy, LP. Heart of Texas Month to Month	$130	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.1299/kWh
	Ambit Energy, LP. Heart of Texas 1 Year	$130	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.1299/kWh
	Dynowatt Residential Variable Plan	$131	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.131/kWh
	Green Mountain Energy Company Pollution Free	$161	0		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.1612/kWh
	Green Mountain Energy Company Pollution Free - Reliable Rate	$158	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.158/kWh
	First Choice Power, Inc. Simply Better Convenience Plan	$148	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.148/kWh
	First Choice Power, Inc. Simply Better Price Plan	$139	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.139/kWh
	First Choice Power, Inc. Simply Better Earth Saver Plan	$142	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.142/kWh
	TXU Energy PriceGuarantee 24SM	$141	24		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.141/kWh
	TXU Energy Freedom Plan	$146	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.146/kWh
	TXU Energy PriceGuarantee 12SM	$143	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.143/kWh
	TXU Energy SummerSavings 24 SM	$135	24		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.135/kWh
	Texas Power Texas Power Plan	$129	0		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.129/kWh
	Spark Energy, L.P. Online Advantage SOA12NM	$123	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.123/kWh
	Spark Energy, L.P. Spark 100% Renewable Advantage 12	$131	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.131/kWh
	Spark Energy, L.P. Spark Online Advantage SOA24NM	$126	24		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.126/kWh
	Spark Energy, L.P. Spark Online Advantage SOA36NM	$139	36		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.139/kWh
	Texpo Energy Guaranteed Savings & No Long Term Commitment E-Plan for Texas Residents	$119	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.119/kWh
	CPL Retail Energy Direct Electricity Plan	$152	0		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.152/kWh
	CPL Retail Energy Clean Texas Wind PlanTM	$166	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.166/kWh
	CPL Retail Energy Pure Texas Wind PlanTM	$170	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.17/kWh
	APNA Energy Residential Electric Service	$129	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.129/kWh
	Gexa Energy Gexa Green - 100% Pollution Free	$156	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.156/kWh
	Gexa Energy Power Plan	$135	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.135/kWh
	Gexa Energy Gexa Guaranteed	$124	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.124/kWh
	StarTex Power Star Seasonal Savings 36 Month Plan	$140	36		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.14/kWh
	StarTex Power Promotional Month to Month Variable Plan	$132	1		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.132/kWh
	StarTex Power Star Seasonal Savings 12 Month Plan	$139	12		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.139/kWh
	StarTex Power Star Seasonal Savings 24 Month Plan	$140	24		Terms of Service ; Facts Label	$0.14/kWh

Residential Electricity is usually a mystery as far as what a consumer is actually paying for or even agreeing to before signing a contract. The beginning decision on who to switch to can be such a nightmare many consumers stay on a higher electric rate simply because the information available to determine what to look for when choosing electricity companies is not available. The Texas market happens to be the biggest market in terms of choosing a competitive retail electricity provider. Because of this it’s important to see how they have done things in Texas in order to know what to do in the newly deregulated markets throughout the United States.Illinois has just begun to deregulate their electricity market and there will be millions of residential customers wondering what they should do when deciding on who to switch to. To begin lets take a look at an electric bill. There are three components to an electric bill. There is the “Energy only” portion of the bill. This is the portion of the bill that has become deregulated and is available to be competitively priced. You then have the “Wires charges”, these also go by the name “TDSP charges”, “Transmission and Distribution charges” and “Pass thrus charges”. These charges are regulated by the government and will always be regulated. There will never be more then one electric pole and wire coming to a residential house. The final charges on the bill are the “Taxes”.





Knowing the three components of the bill helps in determining what questions to ask a Retail Electric Provider who may call on the phone or send a mail advertisement attempting to switch a consumer to their residential electricity product. Usually the Retail Electric Supplier will quote a retail consumer a “energy only” rate that will be low and attractive sounding. The questions a consumer should ask are, “Is this a fixed electric rate or a variable electric rate?” If the provider says it is variable then that means it can change. The rate may be good for the first month but can then increase dramatically on the second month and from then on. The exception to this would be if it was a true follow the market rate that followed the natural gas market. If this were the case then the rate could go up or down based upon what natural gas is doing. The consumer would be taking on this risk and so the rate should be much lower then the standard fixed rate offered by the same electric company. If the fixed rate is not much different then it would be better to stay on a fixed rate or find an alternative electric company.

The next question to ask would be, “Are there any fees that have been taken out of the Retail “Energy only” rate and added in a line item somewhere else in the contract?” Sometimes a Retail Electric Provider will strip out some charges that normally appear in the “energy only” rate and put this in a line item close to the “TDSP charges”. Several providers do this and a consumer should look out for this unethical but legal business practice. So far the Texas PUC has not legally come down against any of the Retail Electric Providers that have done this. We expect that eventually one of the electric companies will be sued and the PUC will rule that this type of clever contract term and agreement clause cannot be done. Until then look out for this. A consumer may think they are signing up on the best electric rate when it may be one of the worst electric rates. Another question to ask is, “What is the early termination fee?” Most electric providers charge a standard penalty that is something like $10 -$15 a month of however many months remain on the electric contract. This would be considered a fair penalty. The reason this would be fair is because the Retail Electric Providers buy this energy out on the open market, hedge it, split it up and then resell it. It is not like a cell phone contract. It’s more like buying a stock and watching it go down and deciding that you want your original investment back. The Electric Provider is of course not going to be willing to let you out of the contract unless rates are even higher then where they were when you got in. The worst case electricity contract early termination penalty that we have seen was with Gexa Energy charging 3 months averaged out bills as the penalty. This of course would be a large sum for a family who most likely is being evicted or moving out of state having to now pay an unreasonable cancellation panelty.

The final question would be to ask if the “TDSP charges” have the energy only charge bundled in with it. Occasionally a provider will quote an electric consumer a bundled rate that includes both the “TDSP charges” and “Energy only” charges. Since an electric consumer cannot do anything about the “TDSP charges” it should not be a consideration when pricing among several electric providers. If this is the case the “Energy only” portion of the rate needs to be determined so the consumer can succesfully compare the rate with other competitive electric rates being offerred.

In summary, be sure to compare residential electricity rates wth multiple electric companies and suppliers before making a decision. Also, most states require the electric provider have an electricity facts label as a step to educate and inform the consumer so they do not buy something they were not properly educated about beforehand. This electricity facts label along with this article will help in educating an energy consumer to make good buying decisions when finally deciding on an electricity company.
Additional Resources
http://www.icc.illinois.gov/consumer/
http://www.powertochoose.org/
http://www.eia.doe.gov/neic/brochure/electricity/electricity.html

is usually a mystery as far as what a consumer is actually paying for or even agreeing to before signing a contract. The beginning decision on who to switch to can be such a nightmare many consumers stay on a higher electric rate simply because the information available to determine what to look for when choosing electricity companies is not available. The Texas market happens to be the biggest market in terms of choosing a competitive retail electricity provider. Because of this it’s important to see how they have done things in Texas in order to know what to do in the newly deregulated markets throughout the United States.Illinois has just begun to deregulate their electricity market and there will be millions of residential customers wondering what they should do when deciding on who to switch to. To begin lets take a look at an electric bill. There are three components to an electric bill. There is the “Energy only” portion of the bill. This is the portion of the bill that has become deregulated and is available to be competitively priced. You then have the “Wires charges”, these also go by the name “TDSP charges”, “Transmission and Distribution charges” and “Pass thrus charges”. These charges are regulated by the government and will always be regulated. There will never be more then one electric pole and wire coming to a residential house. The final charges on the bill are the “Taxes”.

is usually a mystery as far as what a consumer is actually paying for or even agreeing to before signing a contract. The beginning decision on who to switch to can be such a nightmare many consumers stay on a higher electric rate simply because the information available to determine what to look for when choosing electricity companies is not available. The Texas market happens to be the biggest market in terms of choosing a competitive retail electricity provider. Because of this it’s important to see how they have done things in Texas in order to know what to do in the newly deregulated markets throughout the United States.Illinois has just begun to deregulate their electricity market and there will be millions of residential customers wondering what they should do when deciding on who to switch to. To begin lets take a look at an electric bill. There are three components to an electric bill. There is the “Energy only” portion of the bill. This is the portion of the bill that has become deregulated and is available to be competitively priced. You then have the “Wires charges”, these also go by the name “TDSP charges”, “Transmission and Distribution charges” and “Pass thrus charges”. These charges are regulated by the government and will always be regulated. There will never be more then one electric pole and wire coming to a residential house. The final charges on the bill are the “Taxes”.

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Natural Gas Residential Market rates now available. You take on the risk in exchange for lower electric rates.
Sunday, February 4th, 2007

Residential Rates are back down to the 10 cent per KWh range.
Consumer Strategist


Texas Electric Company Reporting - Donny Eisenbach


10 - 10.8 cent per KWh electricity rates are showing back up in Texas but are these rates legit?
January marks the beginning for a month with no marked price-to-beat rate. This means incumbent electric providers can charge whatever they want. A few of

the electric retail providers pricing electric energy rates at around 10 cents per kilowatt-hour to 10.8 cents. Reliant Energy still offers a 16 cent per KWh

residential rate even though rates have dramatically climbed down. This would be price gauging by most peoples estimation. What type of people do they charge

this rate to? Someone is buying but exactly who and how did they get you?


The public utility commission estimates about 30% of North Texas have switched from TXU to another Retail Electric Company.


Now that the price-to-beat is no longer active is it a good time to switch retail electric providers?


There are these low electric rates being offerred on a month-to-month basis but these plans are strictly market rates so when natural gas rates go up so does

your rate. The spikes that occur with natural gas can sometimes be 3 times higher then a previous month. Is this really a smart choice for Residential

customers who don’t know any better? Startex Power, Reliant Energy, Commerce Energy, and Amigo Energy currently have these market plans available and they

are good so long as you know what you are getting into.


When the natural gas spot rate goes up on the NYMEX and Henry Hub expect the same to happen to electricity rates. Natural Gas and coal makes up about 75% of

the electricity cost of generation. Expect to see consumers feeling as if they were tricked into something they weren’t educated on.


While Natural gas continues to fall lower this does represent an opportunity to educated consumers who are willing to take on the risk of gas spikes. If a

consumer is concerned about an unexpected rate hike because of the commodity market in Natural Gas rising higher from anything from a hurricane to a mideast

war issue then stay away.


No one wants a higher electric bill but this is what happens when taking on your own risk instead of letting the electric company hedge the electric energy

and offer a fixed rate. Customers make the decision so long as they are informed about the rate, otherwise they get into a low rate they know nothing about.

Reliant Energy is a large enough experienced company to lead the way in providing a truly understandable natural gas electric plan that anyone can

understand. We hope they choose to do this.


Commerce energy is aggressively seeking new customers and have a 10 cent market rate that is competitive when put side-by-side the other Retail Electric

Providers.


Reliant energy, has a new PowerTracker plan that starts at 10.3 cents.


Reliant Energy’s rate is based on a Natural Gas formula using the NYMEX natural gas futures’ contract price and a market conditions multiplier that is

supposed to reflect market changes.


As with any electric rate the rate also has some built in fees related to the customer’s electric utility TDSP service area.


It is veyr important for consumers to stay informed because this plan is absolutely not for everyone and could easily be cause for some irate non paying

customers if Natural Gas Prices spke up.


With a residence you usually pay at the most $500 a month so if the electric rate spikes the Retail Electric Providers assume you will be able to pay the

bill still if the average month bill increases to say $1000. At this time a consumer who was unhappy could convert to a fixed price to avoid any future rate

spikes.


Because these plans have no long term commitment you can convert to fixed price at any time.


The big companies have coined the term “market-tracker” as the type of product that follows the Natural Gas futures market on the NYMEX exchange. The

market-tracker plan follows natural-gas prices. TXU’s plan is a 24-month contract with a $200 cancellation fee at 15 cents a killowatt hour right. This rate

is extraordinarily high and the people locking into this rate are being gouged severily.
The positive aspect of this plan is that it caps its rate and provides protection from short-term spikes. The negative to this plan is that it does so at a

premium that makes no sense for being so high.


Now that the “price to beat” rate is finished because of the government deregulation process, we will see continued lower rates in the form of market rates

for energy and fixed electric rates.


Gas prices were as high as $12 after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita but since this time the natural gas spot price has dropped enough to allow for truly

discounted rates at around 10 cents per KWh.
Natural gas prices are purely a guessing game and are highly speculated as to what they will do next. As of Feb 2007 they are currently quite a nit above

the averages from lat year at this time. This is due largely to colder then expected weather. This week in Texas the weather is warming up again and

natural gas prices will likely drop the week of Feb 4 2007.


Because of the volatility, the lack of a minimum term may help consumers, he said.


“If prices get to the point beyond their tolerance level, they could leave the rate,” he said.


At this time the deregulated electricity market has not seen the low rates promised by the Texas deregulation plan but the more interest energy consumers

show in a true energy market rate the lower the rates will go.


The best residential electric contract option at this time in the market would be a 10 cent fixed priced product for residential customers. Right now the

demand is just not there for electric companies to go there.




Here are a few Retail Electricity Companies offering Market Rate prices following the natural gas market.


10.3 cents


Reliant Energy,


866-222-7100,


www.reliantenergy.com. Plan becomes available Monday.


10.4 cents


Commerce Energy, Costa Mesa, Calif.: 877-226-5425, www.commerceenergy.com. Includes $4.95 monthly service charge.


10.8 cents


StarTex Power,


866-917-8271,


www.startexpower.com.


10.8 cents


Amigo Energy,


888-469-2644,


www.amigoenergy.com. $6.95 charge for using less than 500 kWh.


SOURCES: Reliant Energy,


Commerce Energy, StarTex Power, Amigo Energy


FOR MORE INFORMATION


Natural-gas prices can be followed on www.naturalgasprice.net

Cost per Month estimates are based on electricity usage of 1,000 kWh per month and are inclusive of fixed and variable charges

Sign
Up Provider Offer Cost Per Month Min. Term (Mo.) Environmental Info Facts Label and Terms Average Price per kWh (1000 kWh)

strSignUpAltText Reliant Energy
Reliant Power TrackerSM
$136 0
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.136/kWh
strSignUpAltText Reliant Energy
OneRate Secure Wind Plan
$150 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.15/kWh
strSignUpAltText Reliant Energy
OneRate Flex Plan
$142 0
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.142/kWh
strSignUpAltText Hudson Energy Services
Texas Super Saver 12
$125 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.125/kWh
strSignUpAltText Hudson Energy Services
Texas Super Saver 24
$129 24
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.129/kWh
strSignUpAltText Cirro Energy
Smart Saver SM 12
$127 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.127/kWh
strSignUpAltText Cirro Energy
Smart Saver SM 24
$132 24
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.132/kWh
strSignUpAltText Econnergy Energy Company, Inc.
Tex Flex Plan
$150 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.15/kWh
strSignUpAltText Nueces Electric Co-op Retail Division
Residential Electricity
$135 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.135/kWh
strSignUpAltText Stream Energy
Green and Clean Residential Electric Service
$136 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.136/kWh
strSignUpAltText Stream Energy
Residential Service Month to Month
$139 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.139/kWh
strSignUpAltText Stream Energy
Residential Service One-Year Fixed Rate
$129 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.129/kWh
strSignUpAltText Commerce Energy
Sure Choice Variable
$130 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.13/kWh
strSignUpAltText Commerce Energy
Sure Choice Plus
$130 24
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.13/kWh
strSignUpAltText Commerce Energy
Clear Choice 50% Wind Power
$128 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.128/kWh
strSignUpAltText Commerce Energy
Clear Choice 100% Wind Power
$130 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.13/kWh
strSignUpAltText Commerce Energy
Sure Choice
$127 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.127/kWh
strSignUpAltText Amigo Energy
Online 12-Mo Commitment Program
$122 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.122/kWh
strSignUpAltText Amigo Energy
Deep Discount No-Contracts
$122 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.122/kWh
strSignUpAltText Amigo Energy
Online 24-Mo Commitment Program
$126 24
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.126/kWh
strSignUpAltText Amigo Energy
100% Renewable Energy Service
$134 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.134/kWh
strSignUpAltText National Power Company
4 Month Price Protection Plan
$132 4
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.132/kWh
strSignUpAltText National Power Company
6 Month Price Protection Plan
$130 6
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.13/kWh
strSignUpAltText National Power Company
9 Month Price Protection Plan
$129 9
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.1294/kWh
strSignUpAltText National Power Company
12 Month Price Protection Plan
$132 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.132/kWh
strSignUpAltText National Power Company
NPC Variable Rate Plan
$141 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.1414/kWh
strSignUpAltText National Power Company
16 Month Two Summers Price Protection Plan
$127 16
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.127/kWh
strSignUpAltText National Power Company
24 Month Price Protection Plan
$143 24
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.143/kWh
strSignUpAltText Ambit Energy, LP.
Heart of Texas Month to Month
$130 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.1299/kWh
strSignUpAltText Ambit Energy, LP.
Heart of Texas 1 Year
$130 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.1299/kWh
strSignUpAltText Dynowatt
Residential Variable Plan
$131 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.131/kWh
strSignUpAltText Green Mountain Energy Company
Pollution Free
$161 0 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.1612/kWh
strSignUpAltText Green Mountain Energy Company
Pollution Free - Reliable Rate
$158 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.158/kWh
strSignUpAltText First Choice Power, Inc.
Simply Better Convenience Plan
$148 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.148/kWh
strSignUpAltText First Choice Power, Inc.
Simply Better Price Plan
$139 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.139/kWh
strSignUpAltText First Choice Power, Inc.
Simply Better Earth Saver Plan
$142 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.142/kWh
strSignUpAltText TXU Energy
PriceGuarantee 24SM
$141 24
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.141/kWh
strSignUpAltText TXU Energy
Freedom Plan
$146 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.146/kWh
strSignUpAltText TXU Energy
PriceGuarantee 12SM
$143 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.143/kWh
strSignUpAltText TXU Energy
SummerSavings 24 SM
$135 24
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.135/kWh
strSignUpAltText Texas Power
Texas Power Plan
$129 0
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.129/kWh
strSignUpAltText Spark Energy, L.P.
Online Advantage SOA12NM
$123 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.123/kWh
strSignUpAltText Spark Energy, L.P.
Spark 100% Renewable Advantage 12
$131 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.131/kWh
strSignUpAltText Spark Energy, L.P.
Spark Online Advantage SOA24NM
$126 24
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.126/kWh
strSignUpAltText Spark Energy, L.P.
Spark Online Advantage SOA36NM
$139 36
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.139/kWh
strSignUpAltText Texpo Energy
Guaranteed Savings & No Long Term Commitment E-Plan for Texas Residents
$119 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.119/kWh
strSignUpAltText CPL Retail Energy
Direct Electricity Plan
$152 0
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.152/kWh
strSignUpAltText CPL Retail Energy
Clean Texas Wind PlanTM
$166 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.166/kWh
strSignUpAltText CPL Retail Energy
Pure Texas Wind PlanTM
$170 12 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.17/kWh
strSignUpAltText APNA Energy
Residential Electric Service
$129 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.129/kWh
strSignUpAltText Gexa Energy
Gexa Green - 100% Pollution Free
$156 1 Check
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.156/kWh
strSignUpAltText Gexa Energy
Power Plan
$135 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.135/kWh
strSignUpAltText Gexa Energy
Gexa Guaranteed
$124 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.124/kWh
strSignUpAltText StarTex Power
Star Seasonal Savings 36 Month Plan
$140 36
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.14/kWh
strSignUpAltText StarTex Power
Promotional Month to Month Variable Plan
$132 1
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.132/kWh
strSignUpAltText StarTex Power
Star Seasonal Savings 12 Month Plan
$139 12
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.139/kWh
strSignUpAltText StarTex Power
Star Seasonal Savings 24 Month Plan
$140 24
Terms of Service ; Facts Label $0.14/kWh


If you have questions about how to choose a Retail Electric Provider