No marketing fluff. Just clear answers to the questions you actually have about Texas electricity.
Everything Texas renters need to know about apartment electricity: when you need your own plan, short-term vs contract options, low-usage plans, deposits, and what happens when you move out.
The average Texas home uses 1,132 kWh per month—29% more than the national average. Here's how your usage compares and what drives those numbers.
Charging an electric vehicle adds 300-500 kWh to your monthly bill. Here's how to find the right plan structure—free nights, time-of-use, or high-usage—to keep your charging costs low.
The Electricity Facts Label shows the real price you'll pay. Here's how to read it, what to look for, and how providers hide costs in the fine print.
When your electricity contract expires, your rate can double overnight. Here's what happens, how to avoid it, and when to start shopping.
Fixed-rate plans lock in your price. Variable-rate plans change monthly. Here's what each actually means for your wallet and when to choose which.
Free nights plans sound great until you see the daytime rates. Here's the real math on who saves money, who pays more, and whether these plans fit your lifestyle.
The average Texas home spends $151/month on electricity. Here are 12 specific ways to cut that bill, from free habits to smart investments.
Switching electricity providers in Texas takes 15 minutes and won't cause an outage. Here's exactly how to do it, when to switch, and mistakes to avoid.
Everything newcomers need to know about setting up electricity in Texas. From deregulation basics to avoiding first-timer mistakes, here's how to get power at your new home.
Prepaid electricity costs 2-4 cents more per kWh but requires no credit check. Here's the real math on when prepaid saves money and when it doesn't.
Commercial electricity works differently than residential. Learn about demand charges, contract terms, and how to shop smart for your Texas small business.
From door-to-door slamming to fake disconnection calls, here are the most common Texas electricity scams and how to protect yourself.
Summer electricity rates in Texas can spike 40% or more above normal. Learn why rates surge, when to lock in before the heat hits, and proven strategies to cut your summer bill.
Texas has no net metering law, but solar buyback plans let you earn credit for excess power. Here's how they work, which providers offer the best rates, and whether it's worth it for your home.
Five years after Winter Storm Uri, here's what every Texan needs to know about preparing for winter storms. From grid improvements to generator safety, we cover it all.
TDU delivery charges appear on every Texas electricity bill, but most people have no idea what they're paying for. Here's what TDU charges cover, why you can't avoid them, and how they vary by area.
ERCOT manages Texas's independent power grid. Learn why Texas has its own grid, how it affects your electricity, and what changed after Winter Storm Uri.
Texas electricity rates follow predictable seasonal patterns. Here's when prices peak, when they drop, and the best months to sign a new contract.
Not sure if you should switch electricity providers? Here are the specific situations, warning signs, and life changes that signal it's time to shop around.
Timing your switch wrong can cost you hundreds. Here's when to shop, when to wait, and how to avoid early termination fees.
Your Texas electricity bill has more line items than a restaurant receipt. Here's what each charge actually means and why it matters.
Texas deregulated electricity in 2002. Here's how the system works, why prices vary so much, and what it means for you as a customer.
What those line items actually mean and how to spot overcharges.
Timing your switch to avoid fees and get the best rates.
REPs, TDUs, ERCOT, and why Texas electricity is different.
How to compare plans without getting tricked by marketing.
Now that you know how it works, see who's actually worth your business.
