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Why Texas Electricity Rates are Increasing

Most Texas homes have enjoyed the power to choose their electricity provider since 2002. More recently – consumers have seen rising Texas electricity rates. Over

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Practical Guide to Texas Electricity Plans

Practical guide to Texas electricity plans.  Shopping for a low electricity rate for your Texas home can be confusing. There are a dizzying number of

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Texas Electricity Usage Patterns

Texas electricity usage patterns.  Whether we are online, watching our favorite program, or listening to the radio, we receive an endless stream of marketing messages

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Electricity Plans and Home Warranties

Electricity Plans and Home Warranties – Electric choice markets pose challenges for energy providers seeking to build a national brand. First, not all states give

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Regional Electric Usage Patterns and Shopping

Regional Electric Usage Patterns and Shopping.  Electricity end uses can vary significantly between homes and businesses across the country. Climate control and water heating, however,

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Texas Electricity Tune-Up

Get a Texas Electricity Tune-Up.  As the summer heat finally yields to the cooler temperatures of autumn, Texas electricity consumers welcome a period of lower

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Champion Energy Regains Texas Service Title

Champion Energy regains Texas service title.  Houston-based Champion Energy Services received the highest overall rating for Texas in the 2015 J.D. Power Retail Electric Provider

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Texas Electricity Provider Market Share

Texas Electricity Provider Market Share.  As Texas retail electric competition enters its 14th year, the market continues to mature as evidenced by the number of

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Texas Rooftop Solar Systems

Texans have the power to choose rooftop solar systems.  Photovoltaic (PV) panels are showing up on more Texas residential rooftops than ever before.  According to

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Texas Smart Meters

Texas Smart Meters Overview – Traditional electric meters in Texas only had the ability to measure cumulative kilowatt-hours consumed.  Meter readers collected usage data approximately