My Home | We know electricity shopping in Texas can feel overwhelming. That’s why TPL Energy is here to simplify the process, advocate for your best rate, and be a partner you can actually trust.
Reviews
I’ve been a TPL Energy customer for about 10 years. I’ve never been disappointed. It’s a great company with competitive price and amazing customer service. Today, one more time I received such phenomenal assistance from Nguyen. Her knowledge and dedication has saved me a fortune. Her time and effort is beyond my words. Nguyen, thank you very very much from bottom of my heart.
Great service from TPL company. Highly appreciated Ms.Lina who helped us to choose the resonable price. She is nice, fast and professional. Satisfied and strongly recommended.
Helped me lock in a great rate
Great experience. Be sure to ask for Jean. He was very knowledgeable and helped me lock in a great rate. Highly recommend.
Thanks to a representative of TPL energy (Lina nguyen). I’m back on track with saving energy once again, she was very patient, understandable and professional, thank you once again for your great services.
I’ve been using them since 2020 and they have been nothing short of amazing: good customer service, give me good rates, call to remind me to renew, help me out when I’m moving between places etc… I’ll definitely recommend them.
Frequently Asked
Not sure how switching works? We’ve got you covered. Here are some of the most common questions Texas homeowners ask with honest answers to help you switch with confidence.
Your electricity delivery stays the same — only your billing and rate provider change. The transition is seamless, with no service interruptions.
Most switches take 1–3 business days, but you can also schedule your switch for a future date when your current contract ends.
There may be an early termination fee if you’re still under contract. But if your contract is up — or you’re moving — switching is usually free.
Your utility (like Oncor or CenterPoint) maintains the lines and handles outages. Your provider (REP) is who you pay and who sets your non-utility rate.
Yes! Many REPs offer clean energy plans powered by Texas wind and solar — and they often cost the same or even less than traditional plans.
Usually just your service address, ZIP code, and a recent bill (if available). We’ll help you pull the rest — fast and easy.
