You may opt to use an Aggregator, who represents a group of customers, such as a neighborhood associations, faith-based organizations or employees. An Aggregator conducts research on electricity prices, contract terms and conditions, and other services that their customers want, and negotiates group rates with Retail Electric Providers.
Always look to see if an Aggregator is Certified by the Public Utility Commission
Texas law permits "Aggregators" to act as representatives of consumers in negotiating for electricity service.
By law, an aggregator represents the buyer of electricity. It is possible for aggregators to use the "power of numbers" and secure a better deal for many huseholds than any one household could obtain on its own.
Electric companies and Aggregators must be licensed or registered and must provide a certificate or registration number to consumers
