The transition of retail electric service from the City of Lubbock, through Lubbock Power and Light (LP&L), to competitive Retail Electric Providers (REPs) concluded successfully, marking a significant milestone. From March 4 to April 1, 2024, 109,577 premises were smoothly transferred to various REPs, affirming Lubbock’s commitment to energy choice and market competitiveness.

Barbara Weathers, Amerigy Energy’s Lubbock Office Director and Broker, shared her insights: “This transition not only represents a change in provider but a pivotal shift towards empowering consumers with choices that best fit their unique needs.”

Many Lubbock residents have already started reaping the benefits of this shift. One pleased customer noted, “Amerigy Energy was instrumental in navigating us through some initial hurdles with the transition. Their guidance was invaluable, especially when we received our first bill, which was surprisingly lower than expected.”

Lee Miller, managing partner at Amerigy Energy, also commented on the transition, “While there have been challenges, the smooth transfer of such a large number of customers within a short period is a testament to the robustness of the Lubbock energy market and the dedication of all parties involved.”

For those still with default providers and looking to explore their options, Amerigy Energy, registered with the PUC under Texas PUCT #BR190721, offers comprehensive support. Residents can reach out at (806) 370-1000 for personalized assistance in selecting an energy plan tailored to their needs.

This new chapter not only underscores the success of deregulation in Lubbock but also highlights the crucial role of informed choices and expert guidance in the energy sector.