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About Infuse Energy
Infuse Energy, based in Houston, defines itself as an energy company that offers “simple and straightforward” electricity plans for its residential and commercial energy customers served by the following Transmission and Distribution Utilities in Texas:
As with any electricity provider in Texas, it’s a good idea to check Infuse Energy customer reviews before signing up.
Residential Infuse Energy Houston plans
For the typical Infuse Energy customer, service is offered in three types of plans:
- Fixed-rate plans: Customers pay the same energy-supply rates throughout the length of the plan. Bills vary according to usage and to transmission and other fees.
- Variable-rate plans: There’s no contract, and rates can vary from month-to-month.
- Green plans: Infuse Energy purchases renewable energy credits to offset your usage with power produced by renewable sources such as solar, wind, biomass. and more.
In addition, certain Infuse power plans offer free nights or weekends, though such plans often have higher rates. Enter your ZIP code above to see plans available in your area.
How to shop using Choose Energy
Choose Energy’s mission statement is simple: To change energy consumers’ lives by providing education and tools, allowing people to take control of their electricity and natural gas choices in a sometimes puzzling multibillion-dollar industry.
We work to offer consumers plans that will benefit them, then try to simplify the process of switching so that shopping for energy is no longer a chore but an opportunity.
Here’s how it works:
- Enter your ZIP code above.
- Study the plans offered in your area, filtering for price, term, supplier, or other factors.
- Order the plan that’s right for you.
Infuse Energy customer service
For Infuse Energy, customer service is a point of pride. The company website includes the phone number for its CEO. For routine customer service, call 844-463-8732.
For power outages, don’t call Infuse Energy. Instead, contact the utility that serves your area.
Updated: 11/14/2019