"Texas Tech's Power Move: Lubbock's Energy Market Deadline Looms"

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After years of desiring a more competitive electricity market, residents of Lubbock, Texas, are finally getting their wish as the city's electric market opens up. With over 30 companies to choose from, residents are finding the process overwhelming, and concerns linger about finding a new low rate. Despite the challenges, the switch to the state's open marketplace represents a significant milestone for the city, which has invested millions in the move. As the deadline approaches, residents are diligently researching their options to find the best deals and perks, with about 45% having already chosen their provider.
- Lubbock joins ERCOT, Texas’ open energy market The Texas Tribune
- KCBD Investigates Powering Lubbock: Nearly half of LP&L customers have not picked a new electric provider ahead of Thursday’s deadline KCBD
- Last minute insights before Thursday’s deadline to choose a power provider KLBK | KAMC | EverythingLubbock.com
- Texas Tech Chooses TXU Energy to Power the University System Vistra Corp. Investor Relations
- KCBD Investigates Powering Lubbock: Could a defaulted energy plan cost you more? KWCH
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