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About Southwest Power and Light
For more than 20 years, most Texans have had the power to choose their retail electric provider (REP), thanks to energy deregulation. One of these energy companies is Southwest Power and Light, a Houston-based provider that sells residential and business electricity plans to customers across Texas.
In addition to its variety of traditional energy plans, Southwest Power and Light also focuses on renewability. Not only does the provider offer green energy plans, but it also partners with the Arbor Day Foundation to plant trees on its customers’ behalf.
At the moment, there aren’t any Southwest Power and Light plans on SaveOnEnergy, but you can enter your ZIP code on our marketplace to explore the cheapest electricity rates and plans in your area.
Southwest Power and Light plans
Everyone’s electricity needs are different, which is why it’s important to weigh your options thoroughly before signing up for a new energy plan. You can use your ZIP code to find available electricity plans in your city and compare rates.
Southwest Power and Light serves Texas residents and businesses of any size. All customers can select from the provider’s range of competitive plans and access online billing and account management tools. If you’re curious to learn more about a particular plan, check out its Electricity Facts Label (EFL).
Services offered by Southwest Power and Light
Southwest Power and Light for residential customers
If you live in a deregulated part of Texas, you may be able to choose Southwest Power and Light as your REP. Currently, SaveOnEnergy doesn’t have any plans from this provider on our marketplace, but you can give us a call to discuss what’s available near you.
Southwest Power and Light for business customers
Whether you have a small, medium, or large business, you can partner with Southwest Power and Light for your commercial energy needs. To explore Southwest Power and Light rates for your business operations, reach out to the REP directly.
Green energy options with Southwest Power and Light
Looking for a green energy plan in Texas? You’re in luck: the state is a leader in wind and solar energy, and Southwest Power and Light offers a 100% renewable plan (called the Renewable Healthy Heart of Texas Fixed Rate AutoPay E-Plan).
Other Southwest Power and Light initiatives
- Plant-a-Tree E-Plan: In partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation, Southwest Power and Light will plant a tree for every 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity you use.
- Autopay option: As a Southwest Power and Light customer, you can sign up to have your payment automatically taken from your account — so you’ll never be late paying your bill.
Southwest Power and Light service areas
Southwest Power and Light serves communities across the Lone Star State, including these utility service areas:
SaveOnEnergy’s tips for easy electricity service setup
- Read your plan’s Electricity Facts Label before signing up. It contains important information including:
- Price per kWh based on usage
- Percent of renewable energy sourcing
- Early termination fees
- Enjoy hassle-free supplier setup. Once you have an order confirmation, your new supplier will set up service with your utility or transmission and distribution service provider (TDSP) — but don’t worry, your power will stay on during the switch.
- Understand your electricity bill. Your local TDSP will still deliver your electricity and maintain electric infrastructure including meters and power lines. Your utility fees will appear as TDU or TDSP charges on your monthly bill. They are independent of your supplier rate.
How to move or transfer service with Southwest Power and Light
If you’re moving to another city in Southwest Power and Light’s service area, you may be able to take your plan with you. All you need to do is contact the REP before you move (ideally, two weeks ahead of time) and provide your new address and move-in date.
Southwest Power and Light electric rates in my area
Electricity companies, including Southwest Power and Light, often have different rates in various parts of the state. This is because utilities have different transmission charges, which impacts the retail price of electricity.
It’s important to use your location when searching for a new energy plan. Enter your ZIP code on the SaveOnEnergy marketplace to start exploring up-to-date electricity rates near you.