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Texas electricity bills
hide the real cost.

We turn delivery charges, supplier rates, and contract risk into a clear report for controllers, CFOs, and facilities teams.

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Market Map

TDSPs handle delivery. REPs set supply. That split is where most of the bill complexity hides.

TDSP = deliveryREP = supply
ONCORTDSP
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CENTERPOINTTDSP
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AEP TEXASTDSP
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TNMPTDSP
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LUBBOCK LIGHT & POWERTDSP
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TXU ENERGYREP
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RELIANTREP
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CONSTELLATIONREP
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DIRECT ENERGYREP
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NRGREP
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CHAMPION ENERGYREP
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CIRRO ENERGYREP
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GREEN MOUNTAINREP
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100+ TARIFF STRUCTURESMAPPED
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DEMAND RATCHETDECODED
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SCARCITY ADDERTRACKED
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PEAK DEMAND RISKTRACKED
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ONCORTDSP
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CENTERPOINTTDSP
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AEP TEXASTDSP
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TNMPTDSP
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LUBBOCK LIGHT & POWERTDSP
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TXU ENERGYREP
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RELIANTREP
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CONSTELLATIONREP
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DIRECT ENERGYREP
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NRGREP
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CHAMPION ENERGYREP
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CIRRO ENERGYREP
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GREEN MOUNTAINREP
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100+ TARIFF STRUCTURESMAPPED
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DEMAND RATCHETDECODED
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SCARCITY ADDERTRACKED
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PEAK DEMAND RISKTRACKED
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Complexity is a Tax.

ERCOT scarcity charges, peak demand spikes, and volatility are features of the market design, not bugs. Suppliers bury these in "pass-through" fees.

You are paying for the noise.

StabilityVolatility Spike

WHY IT MATTERS

The numbers get expensive fast.

In Texas commercial energy, small leaks do not stay small. One bad read on the bill becomes real money.

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Texas commercial energy spend
Annually · Source: EIA
$--
ERCOT LZ_South spot price
Live ERCOT price · /MWh
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Of your bill that isn't usage
Demand charges · buried in delivery

HOW_IT_WORKS

Three steps. No noise.

01

UPLOAD

Upload your bill or PDF. Takes 30 seconds.

02

COMPARE

We separate delivery, supply, and contract risk.

03

DECIDE

You get a clear report and a next move.

PROOF

Real proof from a logistics account.

An anonymized review from a live bill. The company name is hidden, but the numbers are real.

Sample report

Anonymized logistics warehouse

A real bill review showing what the customer actually pays for.

Status

Issue found

Delivery + demand

Current bill

$3,735.44

anonymized logistics warehouse

Usage

20,250 kWh

one billing period

Demand

120 / 125 kW

actual / billed

Power factor

91.6%

below 95% line

What the review found

Main issue

Delivery + demand

Not the supply price

Supply share

48.8%

fixed-price energy

Delivery share

49.5%

utility side

Demand gap

5 kW

125 billed vs 120 current

Why it matters

Delivery and demand are the bill levers.

The fixed-price supply side is stable. The account is paying more because delivery charges are almost as large as supply, billed demand is above the current peak, and power factor sits below 95%.

ControllerCFOFacilitiesCOO

A controller or CFO can read this in seconds: bill total, usage, demand, and the reason the bill is high.

Main takeaway

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Anonymized logistics accountReal billTexas / OncorActual review

Anonymized source bill

Logistics warehouse

Sensitive header details are hidden. Line items stay visible.

Current charges

$3,735.44

Invoice total

Usage

20,250 kWh

Demand

120 / 125 kW

Power factor

91.6%

Supply 48.8%Delivery 49.5%Other 1.7%

Top line items

$3,044.04

Base usage

20,250 kWh @ $0.0808412

$1,637.03

Distribution system charge

125 kW billed

$767.64

Transmission recovery factor

125 kW billed

$639.37

Current charges

$3,735.44

The client sees the total and the main drivers without reading the full invoice.

FINAL STEP

Ready to see the bill clearly?

Upload your bill. We'll show the issue, the risk, and the next move.

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