Lo que necesita saber sobre la electricidad y la energía en Texas

Get practical, Texas-friendly tips to stay safe and reduce demand at home during grid emergencies.

Learn how to stop energy vampires in your Texas home and keep more money in your pocket.

Use these simple tips to cut electricity costs and ease the strain on Texas’s power grid.

Save money and stay cool with these 10 must-have energy saving products for Texas homes.

Learn the best times to run appliances in the summer to save electricity and keep cool without breaking the bank.

Compare smart vs regular electronics and learn which ones hit your electricity bill the hardest.

Learn how to spot the red flags and protect yourself from fake reps, surprise fees, and shady sales tactics.

Learn what ERCOT alerts mean for your power and how to respond. Stay informed, safe, and ready when grid conditions in Texas get tight.

With all this sunshine, Texas is a prime spot to go solar at your home.

Texas weather can be unpredictable, and that plays a role in what you pay for electricity.

Relocating from Maryland to Texas is more than just a big move. It’s a new way of life.

Texas is leading the charge when it comes to clean power, and it’s not just for show.

Thinking of swapping raincoats for cowboy boots? Learn all Texas has to offer, y'all.

Having an efficient home is a smart idea, but it can also mean lower electricity bills.

Thinking about swapping snow boots for cowboy boots? You’re not alone.

Should you lock in a long-term fixed rate or ride the waves with a short-term plan?

If you’re planning a new system or just looking to improve what you’ve got, remember: your HVAC is only half the equation.

While most of the country shares a power grid, we Texans have our own, run by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT).

Let’s break down what appliances are hogging your electricity, and how you can cut ‘em down to size.

From weather and power sources to contract length, a lot goes into finding the renewal-window sweet spot.

Thinking of trading snow shovels for sunshine? You're not the only one.