First Choice Power wants to work with customers to resolve any outstanding questions or issues. A customer care representative can be reached on (866) 469-2464 to answer your question. Thank you for being a First Choice Power customer.
September 11th, 2008
First Choice Power has made energy-efficiency the cornerstone of its community relations program, too. This fall, First Choice Power will award grants to nonprofits in Texas so they can purchase energy-efficiency products and services. That helps them with the initial purchase and will yield energy savings now and in the future. The grants are each ….
September 11th, 2008
Now you are ready to begin saving money. Buy a couple different CFLs in different wattage and light colors to experiment with. Try the lights in different fixtures. See what works best for you. You can buy bulbs online or at any hardware store – most grocery stories now have them, too.
September 11th, 2008
The wattage is the electric power required by the light bulb. A 100-watt bulb uses more electricity than a 60-watt bulb. CFLs are sold just like incandescent bulbs, with a higher wattage indicating a brighter bulb. CFLs wattage numbers are lower because CFLs use less electricity. To help find the right size light to use, ….
September 11th, 2008
Incandescent light bulbs are simple because we already know about them. You buy 60-, 75- or 100-watt light bulbs. The only decision is to purchase clear or white glass light bulbs. CFLs are new and look different. But after awhile, you will be purchasing CFLs without even thinking.
September 11th, 2008
Would you swap $2 for $50? Yes, you would. Why? It is the smart thing to do. Installing compact florescent light (CFL) bulbs is the smart thing to do. · CFLs use less energy · CFLs produce less heat · CFLs last longer · CFLs save money One 20-watt CFL bulb, which replaces a 75-watt ….
September 11th, 2008
Pay your air conditioner a visit this weekend. We recommend you clean or replace the filter every month. Your AC has to work harder when your filter is dirty – and that means more energy is used than needed.
September 11th, 2008
Prepare for déjà vu. These are the reminders your mom nagged you about growing up. Now you can see why. It can save you energy and money. · Turn off the lights when you’re not in the room. · Turn off the TV when you’re not watching. · Don’t stand in front of the refrigerator ….
September 11th, 2008
Like a nice cool room to sleep in? Change the way you think about it. Make it a nice cool bed to sleep in, and don’t waste energy cooling off the whole room. A bed fan is an about $100 investment that can pay for itself in less than a year. This contraption fits on ….
September 11th, 2008
OK, so you are now on a fixed price plan but your bill is still nearly twice what I paid last summer. Well, for one thing, it’s Texas. And it’s hot. It was 105 this week. You’re using more electricity than you did last year. Now it’s time to manage that usage. ….
