Hudson Energy Services
Hudson Energy Services out of Texas had a fixed price residential electricity rate of 12.3 cents\kwh which was the lowest out there for a 12 month contract. Since that time they have raised their residential electric rate quite a bit next to the other Texas electric providers. As of April 2008 they offer a rate at 14.1 cents kWh. This electric is considered to be on the high end of what you can get right now. The early termination fee is $150 and there appears to be no monthly customer service charge. They also do not require a deposit. If you do not meet the credit check requirements then they will not accept a deposit. This means if you do not have good credit you cannot use this electric company.
The rate was great and I would have recommended this company a year ago but their rates have steadily increased above the comparable offers. They seem like a good residential electriity company to go with if their prices ever come back down but right now I recommend shopping other companies like Startex Power. If you compare Hudson’s electric rate with Spark Energy’s electric rate from a year ago, Hudson beats spark by .002 cents\kwh. A small fraction but we now have a provider that has undercut Spark Energy by a large fraction. Startex Power beats both Spark Energy and Hudson Energy on all terms.
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DO YOU NOT HAVE A 24 MONTH RATE OF 12.1 CENTS ?
Where can I go to get information on Pure Energy Solutions? They are agressively looking for sales consultants.
you all no longer service dallas tx. any more? because I had you all about 8 or 9 yaers ago.
You are right on the money.
We signed a 24-month contract with Hudson Energy in 2008 and tied in at a substantially GREAT rate. After referring a friend to Hudson and raving about Hudson's great rates and service, I was shocked to learn just how much their rates have increased. Hudson has been good to us and their customer service has been impeccable; however, given the above information, we more than likely will be switching providers in the next few months.
Thanks for the above rate comparisons.