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YEP Energy is no longer operating as a Retail Electric Provider (REP) in Texas.
YEP Energy was a Texas-based retail electric provider (REP) founded in 2006.
Before leaving the Texas electricity market, the company served residential and commercial customers across many deregulated areas of the state, including major markets such as Houston and Dallas. Like other retail electric providers, YEP Energy purchased electricity from wholesale generators and sold electricity plans directly to consumers.
YEP Energy focused on competitive pricing, customer support, and easy-to-use account management tools.
The company operated in Texas’ deregulated electricity market, where consumers could compare rates, contract terms, and plan options from a wide range of retail electric providers. YEP Energy promoted straightforward electricity plans and emphasized customer service as part of its overall approach.
YEP Energy no longer offers electricity plans in Texas.
Below is a list of active retail electric providers currently available through the Power Wizard marketplace.
| Plan Name | ¢/kWh | Est. Bill | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maxx Saver Value 12 | 7.2¢ | $72.00 | 12 mos. |
| Maxx Saver Value 24 | 7.5¢ | $75.00 | 24 mos. |
| Maxx Saver Value 36 | 9.7¢ | $97.00 | 36 mos. |
| Maxx Saver Select 12 | 9.8¢ | $98.00 | 12 mos. |
| Maxx Saver Select 24 | 9.8¢ | $98.00 | 24 mos. |
| One Rate 12 | 16.6¢ | $166.00 | 12 mos. |
| One Rate 24 | 17.0¢ | $170.00 | 24 mos. |
| Power Maxx Saver 12 | 17.0¢ | $170.00 | 12 mos. |
| Power Maxx Saver 24 | 17.6¢ | $176.00 | 24 mos. |
Customer reviews often helped consumers compare electricity providers before selecting a plan. While reviews frequently reflected either very positive or very negative experiences, they could still provide useful insight into customer service, billing practices, and overall satisfaction.
Before YEP Energy left the Texas market, reviews and ratings were available through sources such as:
Consumers researching the company’s history may still find archived reviews and ratings through those sources.
YEP Energy offered several electricity plan options for residential customers.
The company’s contracted plans included fixed terms with pricing that varied based on factors such as contract length, location, and electricity usage. According to YEP Energy, customers who selected longer contract terms often qualified for lower electricity rates than those choosing shorter agreements. As with most fixed-term electricity plans, customers who ended service before the contract expired could have been subject to an early termination fee (ETF), depending on the plan terms.
YEP Energy also offered month-to-month options for customers who preferred not to commit to a long-term contract. These plans appealed to customers who were moving, living in temporary housing, or unsure how long they planned to remain at a particular address. While they offered greater flexibility, monthly pricing could change over time based on market conditions.
Commercial electricity service was offered through a separate division known as Texpo Energy. The company worked with both small and large businesses, providing customized pricing and electricity solutions based on each organization’s energy usage and operating requirements.
When evaluating business electricity plans, companies typically considered factors such as total electricity consumption, operating hours, budget goals, and preferred contract terms.
While YEP Energy was operating, customers could contact the company through several support channels, including:
Customer service representatives assisted with:
Customers could also visit the company’s website to review rates, access account information, and manage their service.
While YEP Energy was active, customers had several payment options available, including:
Customers looking for information about former accounts or previous service should contact their current retail electric provider (REP) for assistance.
