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Texas Energy Deregulation Overview and the Switching Process

Background The largest electricity market in the United States 11th largest worldwide market 2

Since 2002, approximately 85% of commercial and industrial customers and approximately 40% of residental customers in Texas had switched power providers at least once. 3

Retail Electric Providers (REPs)/Electric Companies

Transmission and Distribution of Electricity

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Awide variety of electricity products and plans available in the marketplace, you may find a plan that provides you with significant savings or provide more certainty than your current plan.

You may also want to consider switching to an electricity product that uses primarily renewable energy.

Some Retail Electric Providers also have other value-added services5

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It has been a decade since the electricity market of Texas has been deregulated in order to provide a cheaper source of energy for the people of Texas. This action has helped create a reliable infrastructure with multiple energy providers thriving in a healthy and competitive environment rather than a single company manufacturing and transmitting power, and then billing you for the power in a one-size-fits-all format. Let us have a look at the differences between the traditional post-paid system and the reliable prepaid energy system:

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1. Texas Energy Deregulation Overview and the Switching Process

2. Background The largest electricity market in the United States 11th largest worldwide market 2

4. Since 2002, approximately 85% of commercial and industrial customers and approximately 40% of residental customers in Texas had switched power providers at least once. 3

6. Retail Electric Providers (REPs)/Electric Companies

7. Power Generation Companies

8. Transmission and Distribution of Electricity

9. Repairs and Emergencies4

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11. Awide variety of electricity products and plans available in the marketplace, you may find a plan that provides you with significant savings or provide more certainty than your current plan.

12. You may also want to consider switching to an electricity product that uses primarily renewable energy.

13. Some Retail Electric Providers also have other value-added services5

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15. Do I have a contract with my current Retail Electric Provider that includes a cancellation fee?

16. I am on an average monthly payment plan - will it continue if I switch to a different Retail Electric Provider?

17. Will I have to pay a deposit?

18. What if I miss a payment?

19. Is there a cost to switch providers?6

20. The Switching Process 7

21. The Switching Process Your new electric service plan won’t take effect until your next scheduled meter read, which could take up to two billing cycles or sooner if you will ask. 8

22. The Switching Process Switching providers will not interrupt your electricity service 9

23. The Switching Process step by step 10 Go to www.shoptexaselectricity.com

24. The Switching Process step by step Enter your ZIP 11 * * * * *

25. The Switching Process step by step Shop and Order electricity plan of your choice. 12

26. The Switching Process step by step Follow your new Retail Electric Provider’s instructions to finish your order 13

27. Electricity Shopping in Texas Made Easy 14 Electricity Shopping in Texas Made Easy www.ShopTexasElectricity.com

Editor's Notes

The state of Texas is the largest electricity market in the United States; Texas also ranks as the 11th largest worldwide market, falling between Great Britain and Spain in terms of annual consumption.
Electricity deregulation in Texas was the result of the coming into force of Texas Senate Bill 7 on January 1, 2002. According to the law, deregulation is to be phased in over several years.As a result, most Texas power customers (those served by a company not owned by a municipality or a utility cooperative)can choose their electricity service from a variety of "Retail Electric Providers" (REPs) which includes the incumbent utility (usually a subsidiary thereof). The incumbent utility in the area still owns and maintains the local power lines (and is the company to call in the event of a power outage) and is not subject to deregulation. Customers served by cooperatives or municipal utilities can choose an alternate REP only if the utility has "opted in" to deregulation; to date, only the area served by the Nueces Electric Cooperative has chosen to opt in.Since 2002, approximately 85% of commercial and industrial customers in Texas had switched power providers at least once. Approximately 40% of residential customers in deregulated areas of the state have switched from the former incumbent provider to a competitive REP. Notable Retail Electric Providers (REPs) include: Reliant Energy, Texas Power, Bounce Energy, Direct Energy, Stream Energy, First Texas Energy Corporation, Gexa Energy, Cirro Energy etc.

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