Kilowatt
Partners, Inc., a Texas corporation, was formed in 2007 with the mission of saving its clients on their
energy bills. If you have looked at bills from different energy
providers, it is very difficult to tell what you are paying for
electricity.
If
you have tried to shop for rates, you soon discover a wide range of rates and
terms that are confusing. Kilowatt makes it easy for clients to
understand the utility cost structure, so you know the real electricity rates.
The service includes data gathering, monitoring, analysis,
recommendations, and negotiations.
Since
deregulation, the way power is generated and delivered has been broken down
into three components:
Generation is producing energy through
various sources, whether it be fossil-fueled, nuclear or solar power plants.
Transmission and Delivery (TDSP) is getting
the power delivered to your home or business. Companies, such as
Centerpoint and Oncor, make sure you are getting power delivered to your
home. The TDSP takes care of you when you have a service problem.
They do not care who you buy your power from.
Retail Electric Provider (REP's) are
the "gas stations" you buy your power from. Most people do not
know that the company who maintains the power lines is not the company they buy
power from. There is no added physical safety or reliability by staying
with the old REP.
The company has negotiated rate reductions
that can reduce a homeowner’s energy bill by 20% to 30%. With a 20% savings in
a home using 3000 KWH per month; the homeowner should save $100 per month
($1200 annually).
Kilowatt
Partners has brokerage agreements with multiple Retail Electric Providers
(“REP’s) that bid on clients' accounts. Kilowatt is PUCT licensed to
aggregate businesses, homeowners, municipalities, and homeowners associations.
Kilowatt offers
energy bill reviews for commercial customers and has recovered over $2,000,000
for its clients.
You can turn your energy bill from something that is
frustrating every month to something that is saving you money.
Stewart Masterson, president and CEO of Kilowatt
Partners understands the deregulated energy market in Texas, and how to save
consumers money on their electric bills.
