A local the Dallas retail electric company, Breeze Energy, is parting ways with thousands of its Houston customers due to closure by Texas regulators, an occurrence that hasn’t happened between a Texas regulator and electric service provider in nearly half of a decade. Reports suggest that the organization failed to meet financial responsibilities. Analysts are seriously considering that the expectation of the season’s higher electricity prices put the electric company and its services in a difficult position to compete.
Breeze Energy had been in business for six years selling renewable power plans, based on records with Utility Commission. The electric company notified it’s nearly 10,000 customers via email that they would be dispersed to new service providers. Breeze Energy was rumored to have been one of the leaders in offering low-cost rates in order to gain customers and maintain retention.
Breeze may be one of the last electric service providers to offer such introductory rates as Texas regulators are prompting a shift toward consistent wholesale electricity rates that are comparatively fixed. In fact ERCOT data shows that payments are nearly half of what they were last year.
With increasingly hotter weather, recent shutting down of coal-fired organizations and fewer power reserves for peak hours of use, retail providers can expect to pay more for service in the near future. Those who are in fixed-rate plans will benefit from the stability of their payments due during this unknown time. However, for those forced to find new providers, there is no telling what the rates will be offered at or whether any other provider will experience the same fate as Breeze Energy.
Recent reports suggest that nearly 1/3rd of those customers displaced will be transferred to Reliant. Additional electric companies will also provide power to the residents needing continued services.
Some customers are understandably concerned and even outraged as their rates are subject to significant increase – practically overnight. New rates are market prices without any consideration for plans that are reduced for incentive saving. For this reason, the Public Utility Commission highly recommends that newly-removed consumers should embrace websites like Energy Outlet which allows you to search electric plans for free based on your local area.
This time can be confusing and difficult. Our goal at Energy Outlet is to make it easier to find the lowest energy rates so you are saving every day. We help match you with an electric company in your area that fits your needs. Choosing an electric company can be difficult, so we created the ultimate tool to search and compare energy. Energy Outlet also offers green plans for those interested. While all the plans we offer are not green, we highlight providers who offer energy-saving opportunities, incentives and green programs to help you save on your utility bill while saving the planet.
Your energy provider should be affordable, reputable, honest, transparent, and above all, customer centric. We have partnered with some of the most reliable Texas energy providers, including Reliant, Cirro Energy and Pennywise Power to bring you the lowest energy rates, exclusive deals, special plans, and 5-star service. Signup, find your ideal provider, and make the switch in minutes.
Copyright © 2025 EnergyOutlet.com. All Rights Reserved.
Public Utility Commission of Texas Broker Registration BR190123.
ADVERTISER & EDITORIAL DISCLOSURE
At EnergyOutlet.com, we make shopping for electricity plans simple, transparent, and stress-free! We partner with retail electricity providers (REPs) and may earn commissions when users sign up for plans directly through us. These commissions never impact how plans are ranked.
Our listings are based on electricity rates and plan details—not compensation—so you get fair and unbiased comparisons. You can also sort and filter plans by contract length, rate type, provider, and more to find the best option for your needs!
We work hard to keep everything accurate and up to date, but plan details may sometimes differ from what’s listed on a provider’s website. Rates and terms change frequently, so we always recommend verifying the latest pricing and conditions directly with the provider before enrolling.
All our content—whether reviews, comparisons, or educational guides—is created independently by our team to provide honest, unbiased information.
Need Help?
We’re here for you! Reach out anytime at help@EnergyOutlet.com.