Key Points
- Businesses can compare and choose commercial energy plans in Texas and other deregulated states.
- When searching for business electricity rates, consider your company’s usage habits to find a plan matching 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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Function | % of electricity used | Amount of electricity used (per kWh) |
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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
Business electricity FAQs
SaveOnEnergy partners with trusted energy providers to offer both fixed-rate and variable-rate plans. We provide a variety of options tailored to meet your energy needs.
The best energy plan will depend on the unique needs of your business. Rest assured that our energy experts can build a customized plan for your business. We partner with Ambit Energy and TXU Energy to offer commercial electricity in Texas.
Yes. From January 1, 2023, individuals and business owners could receive a tax credit for energy-efficient upgrades under the Inflation Reduction Act. Eligible purchases include energy audits, solar panels, energy-efficient appliances, electric vehicles, and more.