TriEagle Energy is currently offing a remarkable rate for 36 Month electricity plans for the Oncor area which serves Dallas, Fort Worth and surrounding areas. Typically, 36 month rates are more expensive than shorter term plans – often by quite a bit.  But as of early May 2013 TriEagles 36 month and 24 month rates […]

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Electricity in Dallas just got a little less cheap.  Oncor has started passing through a new fee to all customers in their area, which includes both Dallas and Fort Worth.  If you are an average electricity consumer in North Texas expect to pay about $5 a month for your electricity.

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The West Texas electricity power line infrastructure is feeling the strain of the natural gas and oil booms in Texas.  ERCOT, the organization that is responsible for the reliability of the Texas electricity grid has just announced $57 million in upgrades to the transmission lines that serve West Texas. ERCOT also provided a report on […]

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Prepaid electricity plans are becoming very popular in Dallas because they work well for both customers and the electric companies.   Under a prepaid electricity plan you pay for the power you are going to use up front.  It’s like a pay as you go plan.  Usually you can get started for very little (in some […]

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According to this report when you factor in inflation electricity rates in Texas in 2012 are about the same as they where in 2002.   Read full story: Texas Electricity Rates 2012

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According to the Dallas Morning News it’s possible that TXU’s debt issues could spill over  into Oncor which is owned by TXU.  If this were to happen it would mean higher electricity rates in Dallas regardless of whether you use TXU as your provider.  Oncor manages the actual delivery of electricity to your home and […]

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Texans are being warned by the organization responsible for the reliability of the Texas electricity grid, ERCOT, that the state will fall short of power next summer. The threat to the grid can be attributed to the combined effect of ever increasing demand for electricity in Texas and the loss of several power plants on […]

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Even the casual observer can see that the price of gas may well bounce up and down but over time will continue to move higher as fossil fuel reserves diminish. This makes the development of alternative fuel products an economic necessity going forward. Countless wars have occurred because of the political and economic tensions fueled […]

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