Electricity usage (kWh)
See how your energy consumption and billing period may affect your total.
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An electricity bill is more than a total due. We help you identify the factors that may be driving your cost.
See how your energy consumption and billing period may affect your total.
Understand the rate structure, usage tiers, credits and possible promotional terms.
Learn why TDU or TDSP charges appear and how they affect the bill.
Review base fees, minimum-usage charges and other line items.
Investigate whether usage, pricing, seasonality or plan changes may explain a spike.
Understand your options, including whether comparing available plans may make sense.
Share whether your bill is unusually high, confusing or different from what you expected.
Prepare bill photos or a PDF on your device, then share them with Energy Ego through your email app.
Email your request to our team so we can explain the charges and discuss possible next steps.
Whether you have a residential electricity bill or a commercial power invoice, tell us what's confusing. Sharing a copy of your invoice by email helps us provide a more specific review.
You can redact account numbers, payment details and other sensitive personal information before sending. Never submit passwords, Social Security numbers or banking details.
Energy Ego is a DBA of Insuragy, LLC. Texas PUC electricity broker registration BR210197. A bill analysis is informational and does not guarantee savings or correction of a charge.
A high bill can be caused by more electricity usage, hotter or colder weather, higher energy rates, a changed plan, delivery charges or fees. Reviewing your rate and usage together helps identify likely causes.
These are charges associated with your local utility's delivery system, including poles, wires and meters. They may appear separately from the electricity supplier's charges. Learn more on our Texas electricity delivery charges page.
Average price per kWh typically reflects your total applicable electricity cost divided by billed kWh, based on the plan's calculation and included charges. It may differ from the advertised energy rate.
Yes. Energy Ego helps residential and commercial customers understand electricity billing. Businesses may also want to explore commercial electricity rates.
No. Requesting a bill analysis does not obligate you to change providers. If a plan comparison may be useful, we can explain that option.
Yes. You can submit a request for a free review. There is no obligation to enroll in a plan.
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