Price Volatility

How do Peso Power’s pay-as-you-go electricity plans work?

Prepaid electric plans are an easy way for residents living in deregulated areas of Texas to control their power usage and bills.

• By paying ahead of time for your utility usage, before you use it, you are more likely to use less and pay less. This type of pay-as-you-go plan lets you track your habits in real time with a Smart Meter, so predicting upcoming usage and cutting costs is much easier.

How do “fixed-rate” power plans work?

If you feel that a fixed-rate electricity plan works best for you, you will be able to lock in a set price, also known as a fixed rate, for your energy usage.

• That fixed-rate price applies to each kilowatt-hour during your contract.

Why do my electricity rates fluctuate from time to time?

When you’re a Peso Power customer, you may notice that the energy rates you are quoted rise and fall occasionally. This is based on our forecast models.

• Our predictive forecast models dictate the amount Peso Power anticipates paying for units of electricity over the length of the contract. Shorter contract lengths usually mean lower rates, and the longer the contract length, the more the rate will likely be.
• This is due to the fact that the longer the contract, the more Peso has to anticipate an upswing in utility costs that may occur during that timeframe.
• This may explain any higher rates that you may have been quoted recently, or a variation in rates quoted during different periods of time.

You can trust that your Peso Power team works tirelessly to provide our customers with the best, most competitive energy rates on the market. We are in the business of making sure every Texas resident can get connected easily and quickly with the most dependable electricity plans available.

When you’re on the Peso Power family, you don’t have to worry or wonder about your current account balance or status. Peso regularly updates our customers with important information relating to your account—daily, weekly, or monthly—the frequency depends on your personal preference.