Texas Small Businesses: Lower Your Electricity Bill Now

By admin • February 3rd, 2009

We all know that Texas has deregulated it’s electricity. Essentially that means that the poles and wires company no longer are the sellers in an electricity monopoly situation. The poles and wires companies, also known as TDSP, once were also the electric generation companies and sellers in a given market. But that is no longer true. The generation parts changed their names, and only operate as electricity generators. Now, with that said…

Houston TX businesses should realize that this means opportunity. It is an opportunity to learn about newer providers, and lower their electric bills. There is ample opportunity to find Affordable Energy prices, and give them a try. You can get 1, 2, 3 or multi year contracts. These will even out the highs and lows of summer cooling and winter heating. Why not know what your bill will be? It is said that in this economy, we don’t really know how available credit will be, or prices, or inflation. But, one thing is standing out. Consumers have decided to cut back on spending. They are saving money, paying off bills, and hunkering down.

That is disaster for the Texas economy. But it isn’t the end. To fight back Texas businesses absolutely must lower their costs of everything that they can. To make them better able to compete in a leaner market. We have seen market excesses in the past years, and they were totally unsustainable. They relied ultimately on unlimited credit, backed by phantom real estate equity that wasn’t really there.

So, why not lower your Texas electric bill right now? Is energy going to go that much lower? Can you afford to gamble? Do you even have a choice? Most businesses will see downturns in customer purchases. In fact, the U.S. is reporting the steepest decline in spending anyone alive has ever seen. If you have a business, and want to stay afloat, you must consider taking advantage of the small amount of opportunities available to you. And one huge one is with your electric bill. Sure, do what you can to upgrade old, energy inefficient freezers, air conditioners, heaters and the like. But, don’t leave out the obvious.

We know you don’t have the time to look into all the companies available. But, this article was written with you, the Texas business owner in mind. Just answer the simple electricity usage question below.

Do you use under 500,000 kWh per year, or do you use more?

If you use under 500,000 kWh per year (less than 42,000 kWh per month.) Go Here and sign up for Affordable Energy electricity today. Choose a 1, 2 or 3 year contract.

If you use more than 500,000 kWh per year, (more than 42,000 kWh per month.) Click Here, and fill in our form. We will connect you with an energy consultant that has been in the business since Texas electricity deregulation began. If you do use more than about 500,000 kWh per year, we can submit your energy usage to 15 or more electricity providers. We keep our customers by helping them to get great rates. Work with our consultant, submit your LOA, (Letter of Authorization) which allows us to look at your usage records, and we will come back to you in a day or two with the lower quotes we have received. It is an efficient and effective way for you to find out who your electric energy provider should be.

If you are in a contract, let us know the terms, just put the details in the CONTACT US FORM here. We will work with you to help you find very good solutions for your Texas commercial business.

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By admin on February 11th, 2009 at 3:39 am

Hi Stacey! Thanks for the nice comment. Is your site the Economic Advisor a Blog type site?
Thanks

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http://cheaptexaselectricrates.com

 

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