Is Green Mountain Energyactually cheap for YOU?
The first 100% renewable electricity provider in Texas. Every plan sources from wind and solar. We priced every Green Mountain Energy plan against 200+ other Texas retailers at your real kWh — not the advertised teaser rate.
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Green Mountain Energy was the first retail electricity provider in the US to offer 100% renewable energy to consumers. Every plan they sell is 100% wind and solar. They're now owned by NRG Energy but continue to operate as a standalone green-focused brand. Prices are typically 5–15% higher than the cheapest plans in Texas because of the renewable premium, but Voltcheckr ranks them against non-green plans so you know exactly how much the green premium costs at your usage.
- •Fixed-rate 100% renewable
- •Pollution Free plans
- Environmentally-focused buyers
- Households willing to pay a green premium
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