Light bill recs?

Good luck. We have balanced billing for $410.00 per month.

babypineapple :
Understand your situation. I'm going to start using candles and the fireplace.

I haven't received my latest one But my last one was $ 105.00 on balanced billing.

It's a stressful game. No one can really tell you a company that's going to be cheapest, it fluctuates daily and there's a ton of different plans. I would avoid the big ones though like Reliant and TXU, they're expensive af.
Go to www.powertochoose.org and compare them. Watch out for time of use plans and those godawful credit for a particular usage plans. That's the only site that isn't riddled with them. I hate switching.

I wasn't as shocked at my electric bill as I was at my gas bill. I don't really use the oven in the summer. The only two things that I do run are the dryer and of course, the water heater. And I have that turned down way low. It's in the Attic so it's like a hundred degrees up there.

It's the. AC, pilgrims didn't have those

3800 sq foot home live alone
2 story 2 units
Daytime I work stays on nest eco
Evening downstairs keep it about 72
While I sleep upstairs I keep it on 67I've had constellation for an easy 5 yearsCheck them out!!!My bill has averaged 200-250 in hotter times etc…

Got mine yesterday….$673.

CarolS : wow! That's more than twice what our bill was for this past month.

CarolS :
I'd be in the dark 🤣🤣🤣🤣

babypineapple : Need to look at your kWh (on bill), then divide your total bill amount by your total monthly kWh usage. Then head to: choosetexaspower.org I'm on average billing with a locked in rate...bills average between $170 - $200 (still goes down in the winter), depending on seasons. 2930 SF/1-story.I like it !

This made me go look up my bill and my bill was $332 this past month

Reliant just discontinued balanced billing which we had for many years.

MrsT :
I'm with TXU I'm expecting my bill with the next day or two I'll post it when it gets here.

My bill is $385.00 2880sf house with solar panels. I was told my solar panels would produce 83% of my energy needs. Looks like someone lied to me. Might have to sue SunRun and get my money back.