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Politics : Politics of Energy -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: RetiredNow who wrote (5400)	2/26/2009 9:47:47 PM
From: Eric	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86352

Your on.

To: RetiredNow who wrote (5400)	2/27/2009 12:23:32 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86352

I just renewed an agreement with TXU. Some of TXU's power is generated by wind but most by coal, natural gas and nuclear. The power I consume is probably "greener" than yours now for whatever thats worth. Texas Electricity Provider Price Comparison Listed from Highest to Lowest: Brilliant Energy: 18.9¢ per Kwh Green Mountain Energy: 16.9¢ per Kwh Commerce Energy: 15.6¢ per Kwh Texpo Energy: 14.9¢ per Kwh Hudson Energy: 14.5¢ per Kwh MXenergy Energy: 14.5¢ per Kwh First Choice Energy: 14.3¢ per Kwh Reliant Energy: 14.0¢ per Kwh Direct Energy: 13.9¢ per Kwh Ambit Energy: 13.7¢ per Kwh Gexa Energy: 13.6¢ per Kwh Stream Energy: 13.6¢ per Kwh APNA: 13.4¢ per Kwh Simple Energy: 13.2¢ per Kwh TXU Energy: 13.1¢ per Kwh Amigo Energy: 12.9¢ per Kwh StarTex Energy: 12.1¢ per Kwh houstonenergyanalyst.com Green Mountain Energy, which markets itself as green, clean, environmentally friendly, renewable, and all that claptrap uses wind power, natural gas, and burns industrial wood waste from the E Tx lumber industry (hey, wood is renewable, after all). The more wind power, the more expensive the cost.