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Texas Electricity Ratings Updates Rankings: Summer 2018

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As we wade into the peak of what looks to be a blisteringly hot Texas summer, Texas Electricity Ratings has once again updated their rankings of best electricity companies in Texas . As always, it is important for customers to be armed with the latest information possible to help them make smart, informed decisions about their electricity plan ahead of what looks to be a sweltering, and therefore expensive, summer in the state of Texas. We"ve continued to tweak our rankings system to take into account the changes in the Texas electricity market over the last 12 months, including areas of evaluation such as technology and consumer expectations, ease of ordering and customer service, communication, and more. As always, these ratings are created with the Texas consumer in mind. So without further ado, lets take a look at the new 5 Star Texas electricity providers according to Texas Electricity Ratings . Reliant Energy (an NRG Company) - For the first time at Texas Electricity Ratings...

The Summer Guide to Texas Electricity: 2018

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Summertime is always a very busy season in the world of Texas electricity, and 2018 is no exception. In fact, 2018 as already been an extremely active shopping season, and it will only get busier as the days and weeks continue to tick by into the crucible of the summer heat. We"ve been doing this for a long time, and for many reasons 2018 is shaping up to be the most fascinating, but more importantly the most dangerous summer for customers since the record breaking summer of 2011. In 2011, the city of Dallas experienced 70 straight days of temperatures of 100 degrees or higher. That is not a typo, it was 70 straight days. The rest of Texas suffered as much as Dallas, with basically the entire state hovering around 100 degrees for two straight months. The net result of this was chaos in the electricity market, even if customers and shoppers didn"t always see it front and center. Many REP"s sold their books to larger providers to get out of the volatile marketplace. Texans...