Commercial Energy for Merchants

Secure affordable business electricity plans for your hair salon, convenience store, or other type of business.

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Business electricity plans for merchants

Similar to residents in deregulated areas of Texas, business owners also have the power to choose their electricity plan and provider. Businesses typically use significantly more electricity than residential buildings, which makes it important for business owners to secure an affordable commercial energy rate. If you own a business in Texas, you can compare commercial electricity rates from top energy providers in your area and enroll in the plan that works best for your business’s unique needs.

Power to choose for businesses

Whether you own a hair salon or an auto repair shop, you’ll need reliable commercial power to run your business. Choose Texas Power offers two options for setting up electricity for your business: Give us a call to speak with a dedicated business energy consultant or visit PowerHQ.com to browse multiple commercial energy plans.

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Small business electricity suppliers

You can choose from a range of top commercial energy providers in Texas because of the deregulated market. Your electricity company will manage your account and send you a monthly utility bill.

Choose Texas Power partners with top business electricity providers, including Ambit Energy and TXU Energy, to offer top commercial energy solutions. Visit PowerHQ or call the number listed on this page to explore the business energy plans available in your ZIP code.

Types of commercial electricity plans

The most common types of energy plans for businesses are fixed-rate and variable-rate. Here’s a brief overview of how they differ:

  • Fixed-rate plans let you lock in a commercial electricity rate, meaning you’ll pay the same price per kilowatt-hour (kWh) during your term. Most contracts last between 12 and 36 months, although some providers offer shorter or longer options. If you want to switch energy providers before your contract ends, you may incur an early termination fee (ETF).
  • Variable-rate plans do not lock in your energy rate, so the price you pay per kWh will fluctuate from month to month based on the wholesale cost of power. While variable-rate plans are riskier than fixed-rate options, you won’t have to sign a contract. This offers the flexibility to switch providers or plans at any time without penalty.

How to lower your commercial electricity bill

According to the latest data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), the average Texas business uses 8,692 kWh of electricity per month. With a typical energy rate of 8.3 cents per kWh, this equals an average monthly electricity bill of $721.44.

If you own a small business in Texas, you likely understand the importance of managing your utility costs. Choosing an affordable business electricity plan is one of the most effective ways to lower your monthly electricity bill.

Another important component of lowering your commercial energy costs is monitoring your business’s energy usage. Check previous bills to estimate your typical monthly usage. You can also consider getting a professional energy audit to help you identify where you use the most energy in your business and how you can reduce it.

Some of the simplest ways to reduce energy usage in your business are to turn off unused lights and devices, perform routine maintenance on your HVAC system to keep it running efficiently, and invest in energy-efficient appliances.

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