Winter Is Coming — Is Texas Ready? You’ve all seen the Game of Thrones meme. Lord Eddard Stark wrapped in a thick cloak clasps a downward point sword. Next to him is the caption “Winter is Coming”. Many Texans wonder if they’ll again scramble for bottled water and firewood as they did during Winter Storm Uri. Read More
How Does Encapsulating Your Crawl Space Save You Money? Does your house have a vented crawl space? If so, then you’re most likely paying for more electricity every month than you should be. If you’re interested in cheaper electricity in Texas, then you need to understand why ventilated crawl spaces are horrible for your home, Read More
Who has inexpensive green energy in Houston? Now is a great time to sign up for Houston green energy. Many companies have waded into the renewable electricity market, and that means big savings for Texas electricity users. Plus, you can find great rates on green energy at the contract length that suits your needs. The Read More
What is the best Texas electricity plan? With large cities like Houstonand Dallasas part of the deregulated Texas electricity market, 87 percent of Texans choose their electricity providers. Many companies compete to serve retail electricity customers, and their pricing methods can be confusing. Before you sign up for an electricity plan, you want to know Read More
What’s the Best Texas Electricity Plan for Me? The power to choose your energy company can be overwhelming at first. If you’re an Oncor customer, you’ll have over 100 plans to choose from. Luckily, the Plan Picker 3000 from Texas Energy Ratings will help narrow down the options, making it easier to find the right Read More
What Are the Best Long-Term Options in Dallas, Texas? With the energy market constantly changing, you may want to lock in cheap rates for the long-term so you don’t have to worry about fluctuating energy markets. And if you’re an Oncor Dallas customer, then you have several options for 36-month plans. These are the five Read More
Which candies do Texas trick-or-treaters want this year? There’s a new sheriff in town when it comes to Texans’ favorite trick-or-treat candy, according to Candystore.com. The bulk candy retailer studied sales trends in the months leading up to Halloween between the years 2007 and 2017. The rankings were determined by pounds of candy sold. Reese’s Read More
What Is the Problem with GE’s Turbine Blades? GE’s financial difficulties continue as a recent discovery has shown that the blades in its flagship turbine have an oxidization issue. Oxidization exposes the blades to the possibility of rust and rapid deterioration. Currently, four natural gas generator units in Texas have been forced to pause operations Read More
Why Are Coal Plants Closing All Over Texas? A coal plant based in Vernon, Texas announced that it will shut down operations in 2020. It’s the fifth plant that has closed or announced its closure this year. The 700-megawatt plant stated that the reason behind its decision to close was due to its inability to Read More
Will Texas electricity come without power lines? Researchers in Texas and beyond are exploring innovation in electricity delivery. They have been successful transmitting small amounts of power over short distances. Though you won’t see power lines being dismantled any time soon, companies are investing in new technologies that could drastically change how Texas retail power Read More
