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Most Popular Texas Energy Plans
Ambit offers a selection of rates and plans to meet the needs of U.S. Customers from coast-to-coast. Add in our great service and the opportunity to earn Free Energy! We think once you’ve experienced the Ambit difference, you’ll be an Ambit Customer for life.
Energy Charge: 0 - 999 kWh13.5¢ per kWh - 1000+ kWh10.5¢ per kWh Base Charge: $0 Term: 12 Months Early Termination Fee:$199 This plan is eligible for Free Energy.
Energy Charge: Free Nights: 0.0¢ per kWh Daytime: 23.6¢ per KWh Base Charge: $9.95 Term:12 Early Termination Fee:$199 This plan is eligible for Free Energy. Enjoy free electricity at night and help save the planet with 100% renewable energy. This plan requires an AMS-enabled smart meter.
Residential Plan
Energy Rate: 11.0¢ per kWh
Term: 24 Months Base Charge: $9.95
Early Termination Fee: $199
This plan is eligible for Free Energy. Manage your budget and secure your rate for 24 months.
Residential Plan
Energy Charge: 15.1¢ per kWh Base Charge: $4.95 Term: Months-to-Month Early Termination Fee:$ 0 This plan is eligible for Free Energy. A 12-month plan that may suit customers with higher usage.
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Recognition and Awards
• Bravo Leadership Award-DSN - Awarded to CEO Jere Thompson, Jr. This award is presented to someone who shows great leadership while earning the respect and admiration of those he leads. (2015) • Dallas Morning News - Listed in the Top 100 Places to Work • Direct Selling Association Board of Directors - Chris Chambless elected in 2015 - Officers of the association are recognized leaders who command the respect of their colleagues and the public. They devote the time necessary to lead and direct the affairs of the association. • Direct Selling News Global 100- #10 in the Top Direct Selling Companies in the World (2020) • InfoWorld - CTO 25- CIO John Burke (2010) • Inc. magazine - Named “America’s Fastest-Growing Private Company” (2010) • J.D. Power and Associates - Top 5 Electric Providers in Texas (2011) - Highest Retail Electric Provider Satisfaction • New York region (2013) • New Jersey (2013) • Pennsylvania (2014) • Connecticut (2014, 2015, 2016) • Southern Methodist University (SMU) - Ranked #1 SMU/Cox Dallas 100 (2009, 2010) - Recognizes the fastest-growing privately-held company in North Texas
Ambit Energy in 2021 Ranked World’s Largest Direct Seller of Energy for 9th Straight Year
During the summer electricity rates tend to skyrocket, but saving money shouldn't be as difficult.
Joey Estrada, with Lochridge Priest, shares some tips on what you should do before the temperatures get too high.
“Have a technician come out, check the refrigerate levels, check your system to make sure it’s running. Make sure your fan motor is running the way it should be,” Estrada says.
Estrada says you want to have a technician come in to take a look at your A/C unit to make sure everything is operating the right way.
“First thing you want to check [is] the filter. Make sure you’re keeping a clean filter. That helps the airflow get through as best as possible,” says Estrada.
The U.S. Department of Energy has committed $27 million in funding to for research of wave technology to be transformed into electricity. The main goal is to make it commercially viable.
The DOE on July 7 said the money supports the Biden administration’s efforts “to build a clean energy economy,” along with the president’s target of net-zero carbon emissions from the power sector by 2050.
Grid operators called for decreased electricity usage as several power grids went offline due to rising heat in Texas
According to the current grid conditions on the Electric Reliability Council of Texas website, Texans no longer need to cut back on their electricity use to avoid stressing the electrical grid.
After a week, consumers may return to normal usage of electricity that stressed the grid — and Texans’ anxieties. The ERCOT website said: “There is enough power for current demand,” and an ERCOT spokesperson confirmed the power conservation notice expired at 7 p.m. Friday.