Key Points
- Businesses have the power to choose their commercial energy plan in Texas and other deregulated states.
- When searching for business electricity rates, consider your company’s usage habits to find a plan for how and when you use power.
- SaveOnEnergy offers electricity plans for small and large businesses tailored to fit your company’s needs.
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How businesses use electricity
| Function | % of electricity used | Amount of electricity used (per kWh) |
|---|---|---|
| Space heating | 32% | 7.33 kWh per square foot |
| Ventilation | 11% | 2.34 kWh per square foot |
| Lighting | 10% | 2.20 kWh per square foot |
| Cooling | 9% | 2.05 kWh per square foot |
| Cooking | 7% | 3.34 kWh per square foot |
| Refrigeration | 5% | 1.41 kWh per square foot |
| Water heating | 5% | 1.17 kWh per square foot |
| Computing | 4% | 0.91 kWh per square foot |
| Office equipment | 1% | 0.15 kWh per square foot |
| Other | 16% | 3.34 kWh per square foot |
Source: EIA
The takeaway
Your business is unique, and your energy plan should be, too. Powering office equipment, machinery, computers, or kitchen appliances impacts your company’s energy consumption. SaveOnEnergy is here to simplify the process and help you save money on operational costs so you can put more resources toward what matters most to your business. Contact us today by calling the number on this page or filling out our contact form to compare the best commercial energy rates.
Frequently asked questions
The average U.S. commercial energy rate is currently 12.68 cents/kWh, but you can secure a better rate by shopping for business energy plans with SaveOnEnergy.
SaveOnEnergy helps businesses save money on energy bills in California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Virginia, Washington, D.C., Indiana, Florida, and Wisconsin.
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