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Tuesday, January 27, 2009

TXU Energy announces lower prices

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TXU Energy announced today that it is lowering prices as much as 15 percent on plans across the state for potential customers shopping for a new electric service plan. According to TXU, a typical customer could save as much as $340 over a year, compared to previous prices, depending on their location and the plan they choose. These price reductions will go into effect by February 1.

So, no need to turn those Christmas lights off just yet

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So, no need to turn those Christmas lights off just yet

“These are challenging economic times,” said Dave Hennekes, vice president, residential markets, TXU Energy. “Our new lower prices can help someone shopping for a new plan save real money.”

The January price for TXU Energy’s MarketEdge plan, which closely tracks natural gas prices, ranges from 11.1 to 11.9 cents per kilowatt-hour of electricity depending on where a customer lives. This is down about 45 percent since natural gas prices spiked to all time highs last summer.

In 2007, TXU Energy lowered prices 15 percent for most of its existing residential customers. In November 2008, the company lowered prices as much as 10 percent for more than 300,000 existing customers on other month-to-month residential plans.

Source: TXU Energy


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pabloindallas Anonymous

Powertochoose.org will show you who really has the lowest rates.

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alexander troup Verified

Is that really true, the anti amercians who gouge us, want to become freinds again, I am selling Almish candles and fireplaces....while the aliens took over the Minds of people at T.X.U..>>>A/T, Thomas Edison was creameated by juice.

9 months, 2 weeks ago ( Link to this comment | Suggest removal )

pabloindallas Anonymous

Is "creameated" when you fold in the Philly cream cheese with the hamburger and Rotels to make the chip dip?

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