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Delivery rates change, but… This Houstonian’s bigger issue is continuing to overpay his retailer 19 ¢/kWh (vs ~14) for electricity, wasting $1000’s.
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Curious about rooftop solar? Get the scoop from fellow Texas homeowners. https://t.co/GW6OSfsGC7

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Join us Monday for a discussion of electricity deregulation in Texas and beyond. https://t.co/NcRmGgHGNr

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Wholesale-indexed electric plans aren’t for everyone, but depriving smart consumers of the option (while keeping it for big businesses) is un-Texan.
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Tired of overpaying for electricity? Tell your state representatives it's time for action. https://t.co/7qRAGql0Hf

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Consumer abuse is rampant in Maryland’s deregulated electricity market. (But everything is still bigger in Texas.)
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Retail electricity deregulation has failed to deliver for most consumers...
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Savvy shoppers know the games electricity retailers play. How many are you familiar with?https://t.co/AChgrY2ibo

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The average Texan wastes $400/year overpaying for electricity. Do you? https://t.co/MolKY5Vn73

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@NichelleMyBell_ @txuenergy On your electric bill fine print, what does it say for "The average price you paid for electric service this month is ___ ¢/kWh"? Competitive rates today are 10.0 or less.

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@Meaghanpaige97 @reliantenergy Make sure to compare ¢/kWh, not $/month. Find the fine print on your old bill that says "The average price you paid for electricity service this month is ___ ¢/kWh." Compare that to at least 6 different retailers currently offering ~9.0 ¢/kWh for 12 months.

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TrueCost ranked plans for your home’s usage. PowerToChoose covers the cheapest plans. But TPG does both to save you the most. https://t.co/dAkGY7KH01

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@EphraimJason No, as Texas rate/usage profiles are not always smooth functions.

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Electricity retailers are upset with consumers getting help to win their game. https://t.co/DcqBW41jBR

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Check out these energy conservation tips from @Fox26Heather, then check your electric rate! #SULLIVANSSMARTSENSE
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Earth Day food for thought: Is your "green" electricity provider selling you a bill of goods? https://t.co/U4oi3a1D7Q

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@joezissss @reliantenergy @GreenMtnEnergy FWIW, the Reliant 12-mo rate on PowerToChoose is currently 0.4 ¢/kWh cheaper than GME. And "green" plans backed by cheap voluntary RECs don't motivate new renewables construction, which is the only support that matters. :(

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Savings tip: Check your electric rate NOW to save hundreds this summer. Free help for struggling Texans at https://t.co/eMdLEFMSn8.

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@leeann_darling 7-8 ¢/kWh would be great... maybe unrealistically so. I'd doublecheck the exact bill phrase I mentioned above to make sure it's not 7-8 for energy only, plus 4.5 more for delivery. 11.5-12.5 total wouldn't be so great, and would be cause to shop elsewhere before summer.