AP Gas and Electric or APG&E for short, is an independent electricity provider that services customers in Texas and several other deregulated states. As one of EnergyBot's first partners we have helped hundreds of customers compare rates and switch to APG&E. APG&E consistently has some of the most competitive rates in the market for both commercial and residential shoppers.
Regardless of your electricity provider in Texas, your local utility company will still handle all power outages and maintenance of electrical infrastructure. If your power goes out or you see a downed power line, you’ll need to contact your utility company.
For billing assistance or other customer service issues, you can reach out to APG&E by:
Customer service: Call 1-877-544-4857
Online account: Log in to your APG&E account.
| Plans and Rates |
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4 / 5 |
|---|---|---|
| Customer Service |
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4 / 5 |
| Renewable Plans |
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2 / 5 |
| PUC Rating |
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1 / 5 |
| EnergyBot Rating |
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4.6 / 5 |
In 7 years of working to demystify the energy industry, EnergyBot has helped over 100,000 customers. Whether you're looking to find the cheapest electricity rate, a stable contract that fits your budget, or plan for unique energy needs, we’ve been there to help. And we've gotten pretty darn good at it, with over 2,000 5-star reviews and millions in savings for our customers.
By pulling real energy usage data and sharing expert insights directly with you, we're empowering you to take control of your electricity bill. Whether that means cutting your monthly bill, improving energy efficiency, or both — we're always here to help.
Most importantly, we're here to help you save money. Not to sell you something you don’t need. We're paid a small commission fee by electricity providers when you sign a contract — not out of your rate. That means we can help you make the best energy decision for your home or business without taking a dime from your wallet.
Yes, APG&E offer several plans that are 100% renewable.
No, switching energy providers is a seamless transition. You will not lose power.
No, APG&E does not currently offer solar buy backplans.
