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| Overall SaveOnEnergy score | 4.8/5 |
|---|---|
| Customer service | 4.4/5 |
| Accessibility | 5/5 |
| Plan options | 5/5 |
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- PUC complaint score, if active
- Google reviews score
- Satisfaction guarantee
- Option to cancel and/or change service options
- Years in business
- Online bill pay
- Access to usage trends & alerts
- Order options
- Pricing info & transparency
- Contract lengths
- Renewable plan options
- Serviceability
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TriEagle Energy FAQs
If you’re on a fixed-rate energy plan, TriEagle charges $20 for every month remaining on your contract when you cancel it. Variable-rate energy plans are not subject to ETFs.
To get started, enter your ZIP code on this page to find plans for your area. You can then use our filter to narrow the search results to plans from TriEagle. Explore the details of each plan until you find the one that’s right for you. The Electricity Facts Label (EFL) or each plan includes key information about it, like the rate and green energy percentage.
Yes, they do. Your monthly bill will show the electricity you’ve used, your base charge, if applicable, and any taxes you must pay.
TriEagle does perform a credit check before your service starts. The result will determine whether you need to pay a deposit. If your score doesn’t meet the company’s threshold, you will have to pay a deposit to begin your service. To avoid deposits, you can check out our no-deposit electricity plans.
The term kWh stands for kilowatt-hour, which is the standard unit of measurement for electricity usage. Your electric bill is calculated by how many kWh you use in one month.