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Electricity
market deregulation began in Texas
statewide on January 1, 2002. Electricity
deregulation means you are now able to
choose a retail electric provider. Your
electricity still flows across the same
poles and wires in your community so you
should experience no change in the
reliability of your service. Because
of Texas electric deregulation
requirements, your transmission and
distribution service provider continues to
read your meter and will continue to
maintain the poles and wires and respond
to power outages.
With
electricity market deregulation, you have
a choice of who is your retail electric
provider. Retail electric providers
provide you with an energy price, electric
bill and customer service.
First
Choice Power is your Simply Better Retail
Electric Provider (REP) with
economical, rewarding and friendly
customer care.
The
Transmission and Distribution Service
Provider (TDSP) maintains the poles and
wires in your community. Because of
electricity market deregulation, you
have a choice in retail electric
providers. So, when you switch retail
electric providers for the same residence
or business location, you should
experience no change in the reliability of
your service. Your TDSP will continue
to read your meter and will continue to
maintain the poles and wires. And you will
continue to call your TDSP in the event of
an outage. If you change locations
within the state, your TDSP may change.
The
Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT)
ensures reliable and cost-effective
operation of the electric grid and enables
fair and efficient market-driven solutions
to meet customers’ electric service
needs.
Yes.
when you enroll in the Ambit Energy (Ambit)
residential program you get a free trip
just for saving money and you can earn a
great unlimited residual income by saving
your friends neighbors and others money on
their electricity bill.
Yes,
your level of service reliability will
remain the same as it has always been. Because
of electricity market deregulation, the
same transmission and distribution service
provider continues to maintain the poles
and wires and also will continue to read
your meter and respond to power outages.
If you change locations within the
state, your TDSP may change.
You’ll
receive notification from ERCOT
confirming your switch and a welcome kit
from your new provider with details on
your pricing, terms and conditions, and
more.
There
are many things you can do to lower your
electric bill. First Choice Power provides
its customers with conservation and
energy-saving tips. To learn more, take a
look at our free
energy guide
At
the end of your agreement, you will have
the opportunity to choose another
price plan that meets your needs. First
Choice Power actively manages its energy
prices to offer you competitive price
plans.
When
you switch to Go Texas Power, you have the
right to rescind your terms of
service without penalty or fee of any
kind within three federal business days
after receiving the terms of service
document.
We
offers a variety of price plans. The
Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for each
price plan outlines the pricing and term.
If there is a cancellation fee, the EFL
will list that as well.
For
information about power outages, please
contact your Transmission and Distribution
Service Provider.
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AEP
Texas Central
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(866)
223-8508
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AEP
Texas North
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(866)
223-8508
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CenterPoint
Energy
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(800)
332-7143
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Sharyland
Utilities
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(956)
668-9551
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TNMP
(Texas-New Mexico Power Company)
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(888)
866-7456
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Oncor
(formerly TXU Electric Delivery
Company)
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(888)
313-4747
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