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My previous electricity provider increased their “fees and charges” after my enrollment date. How do I know that Kinetic Energy won do the same?

April 26, 2017electricity energy enrollment increased Kinetic previous Provider

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My previous electricity provider increased their “fees and charges” after my enrollment date. How do I know that Kinetic Energy won do the same?

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Because there are two major categories of charges on your bill, we think it’s important to be upfront about the difference between the Kinetic Charges and the regulated TDU (transmission and distribution utility) charges. And, it’s important to know which charges can change. TDU Charges are the fees and charges from your transmission and distribution utility (TDU), which is the company responsible for delivering your energy. You’ll recognize these companies as Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas Central, AEP Texas North or TNMP. TDU charges may change during your contract term with Kinetic; however, these charges are regulated by the PUCT and any increase or decrease in delivery charges requires PUCT approval. The current TDU charges are shown on your bill as a TDU Energy Charge. Kinetic Energy only passes through those charges that the TDU charges us. We will not profit from any TDU charge increase if one occurs. TDU charges are subject to change at any time for all rate plans. Kinetic Char