Green Mountain Energy

[TxStHorn]

Just wondered if anyone had any experience with them, re: competitive prices, etc?

Spoke with a company rep in Cedar Park yesterday about this company.

They are an Austin headquartered company that states

"Green Mountain Energy Company is the nation’s leading retail provider of cleaner energy and carbon offset solutions. Green Mountain offers residential, business, institutional and governmental customers an easy way to purchase cleaner, affordable electricity products, as well as the opportunity to offset their carbon footprint."

Here's the link to their website

Green Mountain Energy


If I'm going to be spending the same amount (though hopefully less!) for utilities either way, I figure it isn't going to hurt to get it from a "cleaner" resource.

Thoughts?

 

[soonerinatlanta]

I bought a house in north dallas a couple months ago and went with them.

I tested their customer service before I made my decision. I was able to speak with a human within about a minute of dialing to report an outage.

In my area, Oncor actually supplies the electricity and Green Mountain provides the customer service & billing.

I went with the water & wind option. Its pricing seemed to be more than some and less than others that don't provide "green" power. I'm happy with my decision at this point.

 

[jmrob93]

I went with locking in my rates the other day and an option was 2 yr flat rate on green energy-- without seeing a price comparison-- I went with standard