About Pulse Power
Based in Texas, Pulse Power was a retail electric provider (REP) offering energy plans to consumers across the Lone Star State. Pulse stopped accepting new enrollments in October 2024, transferring existing customers to Discount Power.
Find and compare rates from Discount and other top Texas electricity companies by sharing your ZIP code to explore electricity rates available near you.
Electric rates in my area
Energy prices depend on your climate, utility, and location. Your utility company charges you a fee for transporting electricity to your home or business. These charges depend on where you live, so you could pay a different rate than someone in another city – even for the same plan. You can explore accurate electricity rates in your area by entering your ZIP code.
Tips for best electricity plans
With Choose Energy, it’s easy to switch to a cheap electricity plan that meets your needs. All you need to do is select the plan on our marketplace, provide a few details, and sign up.
A few things to remember
Review your plan thoroughly. Before committing to a new plan, make sure to read the EFL thoroughly. This important document outlines several key details about your plan, including:
- Your electricity rate per kilowatt-hour (kWh) used
- The percentage of energy in your plan that comes from renewable sources
- Any cancellation fees or ETFs
Seamless transfer process. Once you’ve signed up for a plan, your new provider will manage the details, so you don’t have to worry about contacting your previous provider or utility company. Plus, there should be no interruption to your service.
Get familiar with your bill. On your monthly bill, you’ll notice a charge from Pulse Power regarding your electricity usage. You’ll also have a charge from your utility for the delivery of energy to your home. Other utility company duties include restoring power during an outage and maintaining power lines and infrastructure.
Tips to lower your electricity bill
The most straightforward way to lower your energy bill is by decreasing your energy usage. You can reduce energy consumption during the day by setting your thermostat warmer when you leave the house for work or other errands. You can also switch to an energy plan with a lower rate, use LED lighting, and seal drafty doors and windows. Our guide on lowering your energy bill contains many helpful tips.