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To choose the best plan, assess your energy consumption and explore Just Energy’s range of plans tailored to different needs. Compare features like cost, flexibility, and sustainability to find the plan that suits you. Whether you want the cheapest electricity plans or affordable options, Just Energy has a variety of plans to meet your preferences.

Just Energy offers various options to match your needs, whether you’re looking for cost savings, flexibility, or sustainability.

For example, green energy plans help reduce your carbon footprint by supporting renewable sources. Time-of-use plans, like free nights or free weekends, let you save by shifting usage to off-peak hours. No deposit electricity options make it easy to start service fast. No matter your priorities, we make it easy with convenient and affordable electricity.

The difference in energy plans in Texas lies in their structure and features. Just Energy offers a variety of plans, each with unique benefits. Whether you prioritize flexibility, cost savings, or sustainable energy, our plans cater to your needs. From affordable plans near you to plans with perks, we provide options that align with your lifestyle. Explore the distinction between fixed-rate, variable-rate, and green energy plans to find the perfect fit for your home.

To find the cheapest plan, evaluate your energy usage and compare different plans. Just Energy offers various affordable options. Look for exclusive discounts and programs like GoodBundle to save more. You can also contact our energy advisor team for personalized help to choose the best plan for your budget.

When choosing an energy plan, consider:

• Rate type: Fixed-rate or variable-rate.
• Contract terms: Length and any associated fees.
• Reputation of the provider: Review plans and customer service history.

With Just Energy, you can trust our commitment to providing excellent customer service and competitive rates for your residential electricity needs.

A fixed-rate plan keeps your electricity rate the same for the duration of your contract, offering predictability and stability. This type of plan protects you from price fluctuations in the market. Just Energy provides a variety of fixed-rate plans to fit your lifestyle and budget.

The best electricity providers offer competitive rates, and great customer support. Just Energy has served Texas as a trusted electricity provider for over 20 years, doing just that.

Just Energy’s Free Nights and Free Weekends plans could help you lower your electricity bill by letting you use power for free during specific hours.

• Nights Free Plan: Use electricity from 9 PM to 7 AM every night and you won’t pay for it during those hours. Comes with a fixed rate for 12, 24, or 36 months.
• Weekends Free Plan: Use electricity from 7 PM Friday to 11:59 PM Sunday without paying for usage during that time. Comes with a fixed rate for 12, 24, or 36 months.

• Nights Free Plan: 9 PM to 7 AM, every day
• Weekends Free Plan: 7 PM Friday to 11:59 PM Sunday

Just Energy currently doesn't offer a flat bill plan in Texas. However, our fixed-rate plans like Mega Saver and Simple Choice provide predictable costs that help you stay on budget. Peace of mind guaranteed.

The Mega Saver plan offers our lowest electricity rate, perfect for high-energy usage homes. You will receive a $150 bill credit when your monthly usage exceeds 2,000 kWh, plus a fixed rate and no extra fees.

In Texas, your electricity supplier is called a Retail Electric Provider (REP). If you're not sure who yours is, here are a few easy ways to find out:

• Check your electricity bill: Your supplier’s name will be listed on the bill.
• Contact your TDU: Call your Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU), like Oncor or CenterPoint, to help identify your supplier using your service location or ESID.
• Check your confirmation email: If you recently signed up for a new electricity plan, your supplier's name will be in your enrollment email or letter.

In Texas, you can choose from these types of electricity plan rates:

• Fixed Rates: Your rate stays the same throughout your contract, making it easier to manage costs. Changes may only occur due to government or grid-related charges.
• Variable Rates (Month-to-Month): Your rate can change month-to-month based on market conditions. There’s no contract or cancellation fee, but the price may go up or down.

Texas electricity contracts typically range from 1 to 5 years. Long-term plans (12, 24, 36, or 60 months) generally offer price stability. Short-term plans (1 to 3 months) provide more flexibility but can have less predictable rates. Choose the plan that best fits your needs.

A good price per kWh depends on your usage, budget, and plan. As of January 2025, the average rate in Texas is about 15 cents per kWh, but your actual cost may vary based on your provider and energy needs. Look for a plan that suits your lifestyle.

Fixed-Rate

• Your electricity rate stays the same for your entire contract.
• This gives you predictable monthly bills, which can help with budgeting.

Variable-Rate

• Your electricity rate can change each month depending on market prices.
• You might pay less when prices drop, but rates can go up, too.

What to consider: Fixed-rates offer stability. Variable-rates offer flexibility.

• Base Charges and Usage Fees: Some plans include fixed base charges or usage fees that can increase your bill. Check the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) to see the specific terms and conditions included in your plan.
• Bill Payment Fees: Certain plans charge extra for specific payment methods, like credit card or phone payments. Be sure to review your payment options.
• Time-of-Use Charges: Plans with time-of-use rates may charge more during peak hours and less during off-peak times. Your costs will vary depending on when you use electricity.
• Early Termination Fees (ETF): If you cancel your contract early, you may face a penalty. Make sure you know the cancellation terms before signing up.
• Bill Credits: Some plans may include bill credits which are applied if you meet certain conditions, like your usage exceeding a set amount of electricity each month.
• TDU (Transmission and Distribution Utility) Delivery Charges:: These fees cover the cost of delivering electricity to your home and are set by your local utility provider. They're separate from the electricity cost itself and vary depending on where you live.

What to consider: While these are among the most common, there may be others depending on your plan. Make sure to carefully read the details on your Electricity Facts Label to avoid surprises.

Yes, you can switch your Texas electricity provider anytime, but it’s best to do so near the end of your current contract to avoid early termination fees (ETFs).

When you do switch, your new provider will handle everything, ensuring no interruptions to your service. The process may be completed on the same day, otherwise it may take up to five business days.

• Retail Electric Providers (REP) are the companies that sell you electricity. They offer different plans and pricing, manage your contract, and handle customer service. You choose your REP based on your preferences.
• Transmission and Distribution Utilities (TDU): are responsible for delivering electricity to your home. They maintain the power lines, poles, and meters. If there's an outage or delivery issue, the TDU is who you contact.

You can choose your REP, but your TDU is assigned by your location. Your bill will include charges from both: REP for electricity and TDU for delivery.

Learn more about your rates here.

Yes, 100% renewable energy plans are available in Texas, typically from wind, solar, and hydroelectric power. While the terms “renewable” and “green energy” are often used interchangeably, there’s a slight difference. Renewable comes from sources that naturally replenish, while green refers to sources with minimal environmental impact. All green energy is renewable, but not all renewable energy is green.

Just Energy offers JustGreen electricity, which means that it purchases Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) from clean sources like wind, solar, and hydro to offset your household electricity use.