Electric providers in Rowlett

[Tx Redneck]

I'm about to move to Rowlett and I've never been in a city w/ choice of providers, so I'm lookin for opinions on the various options available.

Pershiate it,

Tx

[Strychnine]

https://www.powertochoose.org

[TX_92_Notch]

Where at in Rowlett? I've been in Rowlett since 2003. Garland from 1977-2003.

[D. Lil]

I think Energy Ogre has been the consensus around here lately. I plan to try them out when I renew.

[Stephen]

I think Energy Ogre has been the consensus around here lately. I plan to try them out when I renew.

My last bill was $47

[Tx Redneck]

www.powertochoose.org

Yeah, that's where I've been looking, but I was seeking opinions based on history with the providers themselves.

Where at in Rowlett? I've been in Rowlett since 2003. Garland from 1977-2003.

Dalrock and 66

I think Energy Ogre has been the consensus around here lately. I plan to try them out when I renew.

I'll have to look into them as I'm unfamiliar with em.

[bcoop]

Yeah, that's where I've been looking, but I was seeking opinions based on history with the providers themselves.

Dalrock and 66


I'll have to look into them as I'm unfamiliar with em.

You can do a search on here or go to their website. EO is on a provider. They are a management company. For $10/mo, they will constantly shop rates based on your historical usage. Instead of long term contracts they do short term contracts, taking advantage of the constantly fluctuating rates. I saved more than enough in my first month with them to pay for the service for a full year. My bills are significantly lower than they were when I was managing it on my own signing long term contracts. I've been very pleased.

[Tx Redneck]

You can do a search on here or go to their website. EO is on a provider. They are a management company. For $10/mo, they will constantly shop rates based on your historical usage. Instead of long term contracts they do short term contracts, taking advantage of the constantly fluctuating rates. I saved more than enough in my first month with them to pay for the service for a full year. My bills are significantly lower than they were when I was managing it on my own signing long term contracts. I've been very pleased.

Interesting, since I have no info on the electric usage from this property, would it still be prudent to go w/them? Also, most rate plans I'm seeing are based of a guesstimate of how much you'll use 500kwh, 1000kwh, etc. Some ding you for not using the allotment, but none say if you get dinged for goin over, so how does all that work?

And thanks for the help.

[mustang_revival]

Sup Bryan, I'm still at the same place in Rowlett.

I'm using Reliant, been happy with them - but EO looks like it is worth the time to look into.

Where Rowlett gets you is the water bill. I suggest getting on the Nextdoor app, there's threads on the water bill specifics, and general other good stuff to know about your neighborhood.

[Tx Redneck]

Sup Bryan, I'm still at the same place in Rowlett.

I'm using Reliant, been happy with them - but EO looks like it is worth the time to look into.

Where Rowlett gets you is the water bill. I suggest getting on the Nextdoor app, there's threads on the water bill specifics, and general other good stuff to know about your neighborhood.

Ty sir!

[The King]

My last bill was $47

My last bill was $42.46, so my PowerToChoose provider out-SVO's yours!

[Grimpala]

My last bill was $42.46, so my PowerToChoose provider out-SVO's yours!

What was your usage compared to his? He might have used twice what you did.

[The King]

538 kWh

[Grimpala]

538 kWh

7.8 cents per kWh, not bad.

[The King]

I typically opt for long-term contracts with the lowest rate, with no base customer charge and the same rate per kWh across all usage levels whenever possible.