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Recommended reads
The two articles our team thinks every Texas energy buyer should read first.
Understanding TDU Delivery Charges on Your Texas Electricity Bill
TDU charges aren't optional and they're not your provider's markup. Here's what they cover, why they vary by zone, and how to compare them.
Why Texas Electricity Prices Spike in Summer — and How to Prepare
ERCOT summer prices aren’t random. Here’s why Texas kWh rates jump June–September and how to lock in a better fixed plan before they do.
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Understanding TDU Delivery Charges on Your Texas Electricity Bill
TDU charges aren't optional and they're not your provider's markup. Here's what they cover, why they vary by zone, and how to compare them.
·4 min read - Market News
Why Texas Electricity Prices Spike in Summer — and How to Prepare
ERCOT summer prices aren’t random. Here’s why Texas kWh rates jump June–September and how to lock in a better fixed plan before they do.
·4 min read - Guides & How-Tos
How Texas Electricity Deregulation Works
Texas deregulation allows consumers to choose electricity providers. Learn how the market works and what it means for pricing.
May 12, 2026·4 min read - Compare Plans
Fixed vs Variable Electricity Plans Explained
Compare fixed and variable electricity plans to understand pricing stability, market risk, and which option fits your needs.
May 12, 2026·4 min read - Guides & How-Tos
How to Read an Electricity Facts Label (EFL)
Learn how to read an EFL, understand electricity pricing, and avoid hidden fees when comparing Texas energy plans.
May 12, 2026·4 min read - Business Energy
Small Business Electricity Procurement in Texas: A Practical Guide
Commercial Texas electricity isn't residential at scale — demand charges, peak coincidence, and 36-month contracts change the math entirely. Here is the working playbook.
May 11, 2026·4 min read - EV & Smart Home
EV Charging in Texas: Picking the Right REP for Your Home Charger
An EV adds 3,000 to 5,000 kWh to your Texas home's annual usage. With the right REP, that costs $400. With the wrong one, $1,300. Here is how to pick.
May 11, 2026·4 min read - Solar & Renewables
Texas Renewable Electricity Plans: What 100% Wind Really Means in ERCOT
Texas is the largest wind producer in the country and the second-largest solar. That makes the state's renewable plan landscape uniquely cheap — and uniquely worth scrutinizing.
May 11, 2026·4 min read