Texans are no strangers to hot weather and high electricity bills, but even with these expectations, opening a sky-high electric bill can be overwhelming. In 2022, many people would likely see their bill soar due to the increased consumption caused by the winter freeze earlier this year. As a consumer, it’s important to take control […]
With energy deregulation in Texas, customers have the ability to choose their energy supplier, giving them more control over their energy costs and consumption. The deregulated energy market in Texas has led to increased competition among energy providers, which can be overwhelming for customers who may not have the time or experience to review their
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As one of the largest energy producers in the United States, Texas has been long associated with oil and gas. However, in recent years, the state has made significant strides in renewable energy production, particularly in wind and solar power. As the world grapples with the growing threat of climate change, it’s worth asking: Could renewables
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As Texas continues to experience extreme weather conditions that impact energy supply and cost, more and more Texans are considering alternative energy sources such as solar panels. The Lone Star State is one of the sunniest states in the US, with an average of 232 sunny days each year, making it an ideal location for
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Texans are no strangers to the unpredictable and often extreme weather patterns that can occur throughout the year. From blistering heat waves to freezing cold fronts, the Lone Star State experiences it all. But did you know that these weather patterns can have a significant impact on Texans’ energy bills? In this blog post, we’ll
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What is the Inflation Reduction Act and what will it change? This week the US Senate approved a $420bn package supposed to deal with climate change, lower drug prices for the elderly, and impose higher taxes on the richest. Out of the $420 billion, $369 billion will be allocated to funding for climate and clean
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