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Direct Energy: Texas Customers Should Plan Ahead for Hotter-Than-Normal Summer

June 21,2018



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Customers Should Plan Ahead for Hotter-Than-Normal Summer

Direct Energy Encourages Customers to Reduce Their Use

HOUSTON, June 20, 2018 -- With record-hot summer temperatures expected this year, Direct Energy encourages consumers to prepare for volatile electricity prices this summer. There are several ways consumers can save on electricity costs:

• Reduce the use of electricity by using smart or programmable thermostats to raise the temperature when not at home;

• Choose a fixed-price plan with a term of at least six months to avoid price increases, particularly if currently on a variable or month-to-month plan

• Ensure the home is energy efficient by scheduling an air-conditioning tune-up, fixing any cracks or gaps in windows or door frames, replacing weather stripping, and improving insulation. Direct Energy's home services companies offer a suite of services and products that can help, and this webpage has more tips for energy efficient actions consumers can take

• Research incentives or rewards programs that encourage energy savings, such as Direct Energy's Reduce Your Use Rewards, where customers receive a bill credit simply by making small reductions in their overall usage.

"Our first priority is our customer service, and we're doing what's in the best interest for our current and future customers by providing the information they need to avoid bill shock in the next couple of months when it's going to be so hot," said Manu Asthana, president, Direct Energy, North America Home. "Consumers need to be sure they choose an experienced, financially stable retail electric provider with proven capabilities of operating successfully and serving customers' needs through previous weather extremes in Texas."

The Public Utility Commission of Texas' (PUCT) chairwoman has penned an article with a consumer FAQ about this summer's expected trends and how best to prepare.

The Electricity Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the state's economic grid operator, has also warned about expected rising electricity prices for the summer.

Consumers can go to the PUCT's Power to Choose website to sign up for electricity plans that suit their needs.

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