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Our Take on Trieagle Energy

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We aggregate data from multiple sources, including our customer reviews, rates, Public Utility Commission statistics, JD Power ratings, Better Business Bureau, and surveys.

TriEagle is a Vistra (The TXU guys) Brand. So like Express Energy, 4change, you get big company benefits at a slight discount from the TXU premium. They tend to have simple fixed rate products and they are always worth a look.

Trieagle is really good at simple flat rate products. No surprise bills, flat rates, really all the good things you want from your electricity provider. And add big company (Vistra) backing, and all the traditional bells and whistles (online account, weekly usage emails, etc)

Tri-Eagle has been one of our "Best Electricity Companies in Texas" list 2 times in the last 8 years. We like TriEagles flat rates, and market position. Sometimes they have a great rate sometimes they don't - Timiing is everything.

TriEagle Energy has garnered a mix of positive and negative customer reviews. On the positive side, customers appreciate the company's competitive rates and helpful customer service. For instance, a customer from Plano, TX, expressed satisfaction with the friendly assistance received and plans to renew their service. However, some customers have reported dissatisfaction with certain aspects of the service. Overall, TriEagle Energy holds a 3.92 out of 5 rating from Texas Electricity Ratings.

TriEagle Energy is known for simple, smart electricity. Your rate includes Transmission & Distribution Utility (TDU) charges from the utility, which are typically billed separately from energy charges. So, you pay a simple rate, no matter how much energy you use. No surprise bills or hidden fees all the good things you want from your electricity provider. TriEagle Energy offers competitive fixed-rate plans, including green options, that you can lock in for up to 3 years. Plus, they offer a 60-day Tri Us Guarantee: Youll have 60 days to try out your plan, and if youre not satisfied, theyll switch you to another plan for free.
Pros
  • thumb_up2 Times on our best in Texas List
  • thumb_upSimple, Flat Rates
  • thumb_upOnline Account Management
Cons
  • thumb_downHigher than average rates
  • thumb_downno Phone App
  • thumb_downCustomer Service Response

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