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Reliant Flextra Credits 12 plan

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Reliant Apartment 12 plan

Designed exclusively for smaller spaces.

Term
2 Months
Rate
Fixed

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AVG PRICE / KWH
500 kWh
1,000 kWh
2,000 kWh

Early cancellation fee

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Pricing Details

USAGE
AVG PRICE / KWH
500 kWh
1,000 kWh
2,000 kWh

Early cancellation fee

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*Average Price per kWh assumes noted usage per month and specific LP&L Delivery Charges (i.e., Residential Service or Residential Distributed Renewable Generation Service). For additional information regarding plan pricing and other terms, please see the Electricity Facts Label, on the Plan Details page. Price shown is for new customers only.
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Energy saving tips for windows

Use blinds or curtains with a white exterior side*

During the summer, you can reduce solar heat gain up to 50%. Sunlight can increase the demand on your air conditioner by as much as 30%.

Install awnings over windows

Awnings can reduce the amount of heat transferred through your windows.

Look for windows with the ENERGY STAR® label when you're renovating

ENERGY STAR windows can reduce heat gain or loss by as much as 70%.

Apply reflective film or solar screens to existing windows

Tinted or reflective film can reduce the amount of electricity used to cool your space during the summer.

Consider replacing single-pane, clear windows with double-pane windows

Single-pane, clear windows are poor insulators, allowing heat from the sun to transfer into your facility. This forces your air conditioning system to work harder to compensate for the heat.