Are you worried about paying your high bills due to working from home?

The far-reaching impact of COVID-19 has put a lot of financial strain on many Texans. This is an unprecedented time in our lives. All of us are facing some concerns related to paying our bills and keeping our lights on and affordable. Whether you are worried about paying your bills and your lights going off, or you need to secure a lower rate to get the bills down while using a lot more energy working from home, this article will guide you in the right direction.

Dealing with a sudden loss of income and can't pay your bill?

Being ordered to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic is uncharted territory. If you find yourself out of work or unable to pay your electric bill, you should understand that getting relief is possible. The Covid-19 crisis is unlike any we've had in the modern economy. Millions of people may be losing income or losing their jobs. So what do you do if you cannot pay your electricity bill? Talk to your electricity provider now. You should talk with your electric company now if you cannot pay your electricity bill. Do not wait. Your electricity provider is unlikely to disconnect your power during a state of emergency. Still, you need to contact them now to make the appropriate arrangements so that you have power for your home or business. Many providers offer waivers of late payment fees and will work with you to devise a plan. They are also facing tough times, and many providers have put programs in place to help ensure you receive electricity even if you're having a tough time paying.

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Are you worried about paying your high bills due to working from home?: The far-reaching impact of COVID-19 has put a lot of financial strain on many Texans. This is an unprecedented time in our lives. All of us are facing some concerns related to paying our bills and keeping our lights on and affordable. Whether you are worried about paying your bills and your lights going off, or you need to secure a lower rate to get the bills down while using a lot more energy working from home, this article will guide you in the right direction.

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Dealing with a sudden loss of income and can't pay your bill?: Being ordered to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic is uncharted territory. If you find yourself out of work or unable to pay your electric bill, you should understand that getting relief is possible. The Covid-19 crisis is unlike any we've had in the modern economy. Millions of people may be losing income or losing their jobs. So what do you do if you cannot pay your electricity bill? Talk to your electricity provider now. You should talk with your electric company now if you cannot pay your electricity bill. Do not wait. Your electricity provider is unlikely to disconnect your power during a state of emergency. Still, you need to contact them now to make the appropriate arrangements so that you have power for your home or business. Many providers offer waivers of late payment fees and will work with you to devise a plan. They are also facing tough times, and many providers have put programs in place to help ensure you receive electricity even if you're having a tough time paying.

Disconnection Suspensions

On March 16, 2020, the Public Utility Commission of Texas held a hearing addressing the imminent threat to public health and safety by the Covid-19 epidemic.

The PUCT reinforced that each utility may choose to suspend disconnection for non-payment at their discretion. You can view the hearing PUCT public meeting (March 16, 2020).

CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric has suspended disconnections for non-payment (DNPs). Visit the official CenterPoint natural gas service website for more information.

Oncor and TNMP said they would work with other utilities, retail electric providers, the Commission, and state and local authorities to develop a longer-term plan for handling DNPs during this State of Disaster. For more information, visit the https://www.oncor.com and https://www.tnmp.com websites.

AEP Texas has halted disconnection of service for non-payment in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) “until further notice.” Visit the official https://www.aeptexas.com website for more information.

Your Turn to Act

Working from home with high energy bills or losing your job and being unable to pay them requires just a bit of simple action from you. We’re here to help you in whatever way we can, and we are going through this with you.

If you’re out of work and can’t make the payment on your bills, take the action we’ve outlined above to ensure your lights stay on.
If you’re trying to reduce your energy rate while working from home, enter your zip code and get a better deal locked in now.
The switch is automated - No one comes to your home, and there is no disruption in your service.

From all of us at Compare Power, we wish you and your family health, well-being, and prosperity during this troubling time we face together.

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