Apartment electricity FAQs
Does my power plan have to match my rental lease?
No, it does not. However, if these line up, it could take some work off your plate. If your energy plan ends earlier than your lease, you’ll have to find another plan for the remaining months. To avoid extra work, try to match your energy contract with your lease.
What uses the most energy in an apartment?
Heating and cooling make up the most electricity usage in an apartment, especially in states like Texas with extreme weather conditions. Choosing an apartment with a programmable or smart thermostat can help you save energy and reduce bills.
How can I reduce my apartment’s energy costs?
Choosing an apartment complex with energy-efficient appliances, programmable thermostats, and updated insulation can reduce energy bills. You can also implement energy-saving habits like air-drying clothes, reducing hot water usage, and unplugging electronics.
How can I find a cheap light company for my apartment?
Enter your ZIP code on our marketplace and sort through the available options from low to high. The energy plans displayed first are the cheapest. Review each plan’s details, keeping your typical energy usage in mind. You may save money with a more expensive plan with bill credits for higher usage.
What type of energy plan is best for an apartment?
Our experts recommend a fixed-rate energy plan to save the most while living in an apartment. Fixed-rate plans typically come in 12–36-month increments. For peace of mind, try to find a plan aligned with your contract length.