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Over a 12 month period
125,810,017
pounds of CO2 avoided
→
That's like planting
11,787,955
new trees
Electricity Usage Calculator
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Average monthly usage
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Average monthly cost
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Disclaimer: This tool is for approximation purposes only. Accuracy is not guaranteed or implied. The approximated monthly usage is based on an average over 12 months. Air conditioning and heating costs can vary and often account for up to 50 percent of your home's energy use during different seasons. Factors such as size of your home, weather, construction, heating and cooling equipment type, insulation, and family living habits will influence your actual usage.
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Which states will Maison Energy be providing service in?
Does it cost anything to switch providers?
Maison Energy will never charge you startup or setup fees.
Can I get my electricity turned on the same day?
Yes!
If a connection request is made prior to 6pm, your lights will be turned on the same day.
If a connection request is made prior to 6pm, your lights will be turned on the same day.
Can I change my mind after I switch?
Of course!
Unlike other electric companies, we want to make sure you’re happy with our service. If at any time you feel like paying more for electricity, feel free to discontinue service with us.
As a goodbye gift, we'll even apply a $50 dollar credit to your final electric bill. (We know you’ll eventually come back)
Unlike other electric companies, we want to make sure you’re happy with our service. If at any time you feel like paying more for electricity, feel free to discontinue service with us.
As a goodbye gift, we'll even apply a $50 dollar credit to your final electric bill. (We know you’ll eventually come back)
What happens if I move, and the new address is not serviceable?
We'll still apply a $50 dollar credit to your final electric bill.
What happens if I wake up in a bad mood and decide to spontaneously cancel my service?
We'll still apply a $50 dollar credit to your final electric bill
Will my choice of an electric company affect the reliability of my electricity service?
The provider you choose has nothing to do with the delivery of your electricity. Your electricity is delivered by the still-regulated local wires company (your Utility), ensuring for you the same safety and reliability regardless of which provider you choose.
Your chosen Provider (Maison Energy) buys and/or reserves energy in bulk while taking on the overhead of attracting and maintaining customers. Your utility is the one delivering your power. Your provider (Maison Energy) is only responsible for billing you for your usage.
Your chosen Provider (Maison Energy) buys and/or reserves energy in bulk while taking on the overhead of attracting and maintaining customers. Your utility is the one delivering your power. Your provider (Maison Energy) is only responsible for billing you for your usage.
What is renewable energy?
Renewable energy is energy derived from natural sources that are replenished at a higher rate than they are consumed. Sunlight and wind, for example, are such sources that are constantly being replenished. Renewable energy sources are plentiful and all around us.
What are the most common sources of renewable energy?
SOLAR ENERGY
Solar energy is the most abundant of all energy resources and can even be harnessed in cloudy weather. The rate at which solar energy is intercepted by the Earth is about 10,000 times greater than the rate at which humankind consumes energy.
WIND ENERGY
Wind energy harnesses the kinetic energy of moving air by using large wind turbines located on land (onshore) or in sea- or freshwater (offshore). Wind energy has been used for millennia, but onshore and offshore wind energy technologies have evolved over the last few years to maximize the electricity produced - with taller turbines and larger rotor diameters.
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
Geothermal energy utilizes the accessible thermal energy from the Earth’s interior. Heat is extracted from geothermal reservoirs using wells or other means.
HYDROPOWER
Hydropower harnesses the energy of water moving from higher to lower elevations. It can be generated from reservoirs and rivers. Reservoir hydropower plants rely on stored water in a reservoir, while run-of-river hydropower plants harness energy from the available flow of the river.
OCEAN ENERGY
Ocean energy derives from technologies that use the kinetic and thermal energy of seawater - waves or currents for instance - to produce electricity or heat.
BIOENERGY
Bioenergy is produced from a variety of organic materials, called biomass, such as wood, charcoal, dung and other manures for heat and power production, and agricultural crops for liquid biofuels. Most biomass is used in rural areas for cooking, lighting and space heating, generally by poorer populations in developing countries.
Solar energy is the most abundant of all energy resources and can even be harnessed in cloudy weather. The rate at which solar energy is intercepted by the Earth is about 10,000 times greater than the rate at which humankind consumes energy.
WIND ENERGY
Wind energy harnesses the kinetic energy of moving air by using large wind turbines located on land (onshore) or in sea- or freshwater (offshore). Wind energy has been used for millennia, but onshore and offshore wind energy technologies have evolved over the last few years to maximize the electricity produced - with taller turbines and larger rotor diameters.
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
Geothermal energy utilizes the accessible thermal energy from the Earth’s interior. Heat is extracted from geothermal reservoirs using wells or other means.
HYDROPOWER
Hydropower harnesses the energy of water moving from higher to lower elevations. It can be generated from reservoirs and rivers. Reservoir hydropower plants rely on stored water in a reservoir, while run-of-river hydropower plants harness energy from the available flow of the river.
OCEAN ENERGY
Ocean energy derives from technologies that use the kinetic and thermal energy of seawater - waves or currents for instance - to produce electricity or heat.
BIOENERGY
Bioenergy is produced from a variety of organic materials, called biomass, such as wood, charcoal, dung and other manures for heat and power production, and agricultural crops for liquid biofuels. Most biomass is used in rural areas for cooking, lighting and space heating, generally by poorer populations in developing countries.
How do I report a power outage in Texas?
To report a power outage in Texas, call the number shown here for your Utility Company. (Maison Energy does not fix power outages)
ONCOR Delivery Company (DFW area)
1-888-313-4747
CenterPoint (Houston Area)
1-800-332-7143
AEP North Texas (WTU Service area)
1-866-223-8508
AEP Central (CPL area)
1-866-223-8508
Texas-New Mexico Power Company (TNMP area)
1-888-866-7456
ONCOR Delivery Company (DFW area)
1-888-313-4747
CenterPoint (Houston Area)
1-800-332-7143
AEP North Texas (WTU Service area)
1-866-223-8508
AEP Central (CPL area)
1-866-223-8508
Texas-New Mexico Power Company (TNMP area)
1-888-866-7456
What is energy deregulation?
Energy deregulation allows for open competition in the energy markets, giving you the power to choose which retail energy provider will receive your hard-earned money.
Does everyone have a choice in who provides their energy services?
Unfortunately, the answer is no.
Several states have opened to competition in the energy markets serving their residents, but many have not. And to make matters even more confusing, some cities and zip codes within deregulated states aren’t deregulated at all.
Several states have opened to competition in the energy markets serving their residents, but many have not. And to make matters even more confusing, some cities and zip codes within deregulated states aren’t deregulated at all.
What are the deregulated energy states?
The 17 energy deregulated states in the United States are:
- California
- Connecticut
- District of Columbia
- Delaware
- Illinois
- Massachusetts
- Maryland
- Maine
- Michigan
- Montana
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New York
- Ohio
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- Texas
What are TDU delivery charges?
TDU delivery charges pay for the maintenance of the poles and wires that deliver electricity to your home and for the meters that measure it. The TDU delivery rates are regulated. The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) approves all utility delivery rates.
And these delivery rates are passed through to the customer without markup.
And these delivery rates are passed through to the customer without markup.
What makes up the TDU delivery charges?
Delivery charges are made up of multiple components:
We summarize these TDU delivery charges on your monthly electric bills.
If you're wondering "why are my TDU rates so high" you can look at the rate cases that are filed. The PUCT maintains official copies of the tariff documents on their web site. These tariff documents are 200+ pages long and are a proven way to make you become extremely bored and never want to read again.
- Energy Efficiency Cost Recovery Factor (EECRF)
- Transmission Cost Recovery Factor (Rider TCRF)
- Accumulated Deferred Federal Income Tax (ADFIT) Credit
- Transition Charges (Schedule TC2, TC3, SRC, and TC5)
We summarize these TDU delivery charges on your monthly electric bills.
If you're wondering "why are my TDU rates so high" you can look at the rate cases that are filed. The PUCT maintains official copies of the tariff documents on their web site. These tariff documents are 200+ pages long and are a proven way to make you become extremely bored and never want to read again.
What are the current Texas TDU delivery charges?
Below are the current monthly TDU Delivery Charges for all 5 of the deregulated Texas markets. (Current as of 9/1/2022)
Utility Delivery Company
Monthly Charge
Charges per kWh
Centerpoint
$4.39
4.9167¢
Oncor
$3.42
4.4076¢
AEP TX Central
$5.88
5.1079¢
AEP TX North
$5.88
4.6985¢
TNMP
$7.85
5.4741¢
When do TDU delivery rates change?
TDU delivery rates change officially twice a year, March 1 and September 1.
The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) must approve delivery charges.
Top 3 reasons people love Maison Energy
1
Best Rates
After cash-back, the rate you pay is what our cost was.
2
Awesome Service
Call, text message, email, or pigeon mail, our Texas-based team is here when you need us.
3
High Rewards
Get automatic cash-back applied to your crypto wallet every month.
How will energy help the Maison Reserve Ecosystem?
Paying an electric bill requires a transaction every 30 days, regardless of a customers' social class and economic environment. It's recession-proof, and a required expense (just like paying taxes), which in turn leads to more transactions that BUY our crypto every month, day, and hour. It also brings long-term stability to the price, making it less prone to extreme fluctuations, as well as nefarious pump-and-dump behavior.
For every buying transaction, there’s a seller. Maison Reserve (the Company) is not selling any of our crypto. Meaning, you as a Maison crypto holder dictate how much you’re willing to sell it back to us for, which is what we in turn give the customer that is on the receiving end of the cash-back transaction. If you’re the only wallet willing to sell us Maison crypto, and we owe a customer $75 dollars in cash-back on their electric bill, even if you want $1 dollar per 1 Maison coin, you’ll get $75 dollars for 75 Maison coins.
Everyone comes out winning! That transaction didn’t cost Maison Reserve (the Company) anything. We simply used the profit margin ($75) from the electric bill that was paid, and went to the exchange offering $75 dollars for 'whatever amount' of Maison crypto those dollars could afford to buy. You as the person that sold the crypto obviously benefited from the transaction. Same goes for the electric customer that received the 75 Maison coins which they spent $0 to acquire.
Paying an electric bill requires a transaction every 30 days, regardless of a customers' social class and economic environment. It's recession-proof, and a required expense (just like paying taxes), which in turn leads to more transactions that BUY our crypto every month, day, and hour. It also brings long-term stability to the price, making it less prone to extreme fluctuations, as well as nefarious pump-and-dump behavior.
For every buying transaction, there’s a seller. Maison Reserve (the Company) is not selling any of our crypto. Meaning, you as a Maison crypto holder dictate how much you’re willing to sell it back to us for, which is what we in turn give the customer that is on the receiving end of the cash-back transaction. If you’re the only wallet willing to sell us Maison crypto, and we owe a customer $75 dollars in cash-back on their electric bill, even if you want $1 dollar per 1 Maison coin, you’ll get $75 dollars for 75 Maison coins.
Everyone comes out winning! That transaction didn’t cost Maison Reserve (the Company) anything. We simply used the profit margin ($75) from the electric bill that was paid, and went to the exchange offering $75 dollars for 'whatever amount' of Maison crypto those dollars could afford to buy. You as the person that sold the crypto obviously benefited from the transaction. Same goes for the electric customer that received the 75 Maison coins which they spent $0 to acquire.
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