Enri Zhulati
Reads every contract. Finds the hidden fees. Tells you about them.
What Enri Does
Nearly a decade in the Texas electricity industry. Not selling plans. Learning how the system works—and where it fails consumers.
Enri knows the fine print tricks. The bill credits that expire. The minimum usage fees that turn cheap plans expensive. The "green" claims that are just marketing. The companies with 5-star ratings and terrible PUC complaint ratios.
He writes the stuff electricity companies hope you never read. Contract gotchas. Fee schedules. The math behind "lowest rate" claims that fall apart the moment your usage deviates from 1,000 kWh.
The value proposition: He reads the contracts so you don't have to. Then he tells you what he found.
His Territory
Contract Teardowns
The stuff buried on page 7. Early termination clauses that aren't what they seem. "Free" features with asterisks. The fine print that costs you money.
Company Profiles
Who owns them. How long they've operated in Texas. Their PUC complaint ratios. What real customers say after the honeymoon period.
Consumer Guides
How to read an EFL. When to switch. How to spot plans engineered to look cheap at 1,000 kWh. The practical stuff nobody explains.
Guides by Enri
PEC Co-op: What Texas Shoppers Need to Know
Pedernales Electric Cooperative serves the Texas Hill Country but operates differently from retail providers. Here is what that means for your bill.
August 5, 2026Wise Electric Cooperative: What Decatur-Area Customers Should Know
Wise Electric Cooperative serves rural Wise County, TX. Here's what the rate structure, member rights, and service territory mean for you before you sign up.
August 4, 2026CoServ Electric: What Texas Shoppers Need to Know
CoServ Electric is a cooperative, not a retail provider. Here is what that means for Denton County residents and whether you have a choice.
August 3, 2026Ranchero Power Texas: Rates, Reviews, and Track Record
An evidence-first profile of Ranchero Power covering PUCT complaints, rates, billing reliability, and how it stacks up against larger Texas REPs.
August 2, 2026Tri County Electric Coop: What Texas Members Should Know
Tri County Electric Cooperative serves rural North Texas under cooperative rules, not REP rules. Here is what that means for your rate, rights, and options.
August 1, 2026Medina Electric Cooperative: What Texas Members Should Know
Medina Electric Cooperative serves rural Texas counties outside the deregulated market. Here is what members need to know about rates, service, and options.
July 31, 2026Grayson Collin Electric Cooperative: What Members Should Know
A data-grounded look at Grayson Collin Electric Cooperative rates, service territory, member rights, and how GCEC compares to retail alternatives.
July 30, 2026Bartlett Electric Co-op: What Texas Shoppers Should Know
Bartlett Electric Co-op serves rural central Texas under a different ruleset than retail providers. Here is what that means for your bill and your options.
July 29, 2026South Plains Electric Cooperative: What Members Need to Know
South Plains Electric is a cooperative, not a REP. That distinction changes your rights, your rates, and whether you can switch providers. Here is what the data shows.
July 28, 2026Start With the Guides
Learn how the system works. Then see which companies are worth your money.