Moving? Take us with you.

Moving to a new home or apartment? Starting new or transferring your Chariot Energy service is simple and hassle-free.

Power Your New Home with Chariot Energy

Electricity may be the last thing on your mind when moving—but with Chariot Energy, it’s the easiest. Chariot Energy’s setup is fast, intuitive and concierge-level. Enjoy more time settling in and leave your energy plan to Chariot. 

Call Us or Transfer Online

Call 855-524-2746 or

  1. Give Us Your New Zip
  2. Pick a Plan
  3. Give Us Your New Home Details

We’ll take it from there. We’ll even let your current provider know about the switch.

No surprises. No hidden fees. Just good, clean energy backed by world class customer care.

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Moving to Texas? A Simple Guide to Choosing an Electricity Plan Without the Confusion

Moving to Texas is exciting, but for many newcomers setting up electricity comes with a surprise.

Unlike most states Texas has a deregulated electricity market. That means residents choose their electricity provider instead of being automatically assigned one. For people relocating from out of state this can feel overwhelming, especially while juggling a move a new home and a tight timeline.

This guide explains how Texas electricity works in clear plain language so newcomers can set up service confidently avoid bill surprises and start power on time.

Power Your Business with Chariot Energy

Chariot Energy delivers commercial electricity plans that make sense for your business, offering reliability, cost savings, and a personalized approach to energy management. Enrollment takes just minutes. Once you’re in, monitor your usage and manage your account with a simple online dashboard designed to put control at your fingertips.

Need help? Chariot’s friendly support team is ready to walk you through plan options based on your location, usage and goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is electricity deregulated everywhere in Texas?

No. Some cities including Austin and San Antonio operate municipal utilities. Most suburbs and major metro areas are deregulated and require customers to choose a provider.

Yes. Early termination fees may apply unless the customer is moving again or the contract term is ending.

Not unless service is scheduled. Most Texas homes have smart meters so activation is usually remote and fast once service is set up.

Residential Renewable Energy

We’ll provide you with 100% clean, renewable energy, always backed by simplicity, transparency and integrity.