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Texas-based Cirro Energy has been providing retall electricity across Texas since its founding in 2001. By 2008, the company was acquired Dominion Retail (then Dominion Energy Solutions ) and soon expanded its retail business into Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New York.

In March, 2014, NRG acquired the retail power business of Dominion Resources Inc. which included Cirro Energy. Starting about 2015, NRG's Independence Energy Group subsidiary then took over the brand in CT, IL, NJ, NY, OH, and PA as Independence Energy Group LLC d/b/a Cirro Energy.

In Texas, however, NRG continues running Cirro Energy under its own name. Now headquartered in Plano, Texas, Cirro Energy serves an estimated 150,000 households throughout the Lone Star State.

Cirro is also active in the greater Dallas Fort Worth community and supported countless volunteer hours to charities over the years, including the Fort Worth Zoo, Public Media for North Texas, and the Trains at NorthPark that raises money for the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas.

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Tiered rates and bill credit plans offer some of the lowest prices -- but those discounts only kick in when you meet certain usages rates. Use too little or too much and you could get gouged! Since not all plans charge the same, it pays to know your usage before you shop!

Cirro Energy Reviews

Cirro Energy received a JD Power score of 750 in 2016 (the last year of JD Power Ratings in Texas) - Within the top 10 providers in Texas. Cirro has an A+ on the BBB. Why are the Texas Electricity Ratings scores low? The majority of complaints that we've seen are due to late payments, disconnect notice issues and contract end dates that fip to variable rates. Secondly, Cirro Electricity rates are more expensive than traditional rates 20% to 30%. We also look at dozens of additional data sources such as Yelp, Google Reviews and Consumer Affairs to generate a complete picture of the company's performance.

Cirro and Variable Rates

As required by law, Cirro Energy send notices out at least 30 days prior to the end of every electricity contract in Texas. These mailed notices inform customers that their contract is ending and that their rate will move to a month-to-month or variable rate. If the customer does nothing to renew the contract, cancel it, or does not selecta new plan then Cirro Energy will flip the customer to its variable rate which may be 2 to 3x higher than the original contract rate. And since it's a variable rate it may move up or down every month until you lock in a new fixed rate plan with Cirro or you switch to another provider. In other words you can go from paying 9¢ per kWH to 20¢ per kWh in one month.

How do I get the Cheapest Electricity Rate?

We've created a step by step guide to help you get the cheapest electricity rate. Plus we’ve built tools to help analyse your rate.  Or you can use our Bill Calculator tool.

There are four basic steps

1. Understand your usage

2. Know your credit rating

3. Understand TDSP (Local Utility) Fees

4. Understand The EFL (Electricity Facts Label)

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