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Do not assume the first offer is your only option
A renewal offer should be reviewed in context with other available commercial options.
Texas businesses only
Before you renew, compare your options.
Is your commercial electricity contract ending soon? Keith Hopkins with Navigate Power helps Texas businesses review available pricing and contract terms before signing another agreement.
✓ Commercial accounts
✓ Upcoming renewals
✓ One or multiple locations
✓ No-obligation review
For eligible commercial accounts in deregulated Texas electricity markets. Pricing and availability vary.
Texas businesses onlyCommercial accounts in eligible Texas markets.
Renewal focusedDesigned for contracts approaching expiration.
Direct communicationYou work directly with Keith Hopkins.
No-obligation reviewReview available options before deciding.
Do not renew blindly
Your renewal date can affect your choices.
Waiting until the last minute can create pressure. Starting early gives your business more time to review commercial pricing, contract length, and available terms.
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Avoid last-minute decisions
More time means more room to compare details and make a deliberate business decision.
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Understand the contract
Keith helps explain available structures and terms clearly, without unnecessary jargon.
A simple process
Three steps from inquiry to renewal review.
Fast, direct, and focused on the needs of your business.
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Send your details
Provide the business ZIP code, contact information, and contract expiration date.
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Review available options
Keith evaluates commercial electricity options based on your location and account profile.
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Choose the right fit
Review pricing and contract terms, then decide what works for your business.
Who this is for
Texas businesses preparing to renew.
This page is specifically for commercial electricity customers—not residential shoppers—who want another set of eyes on their contract before the current term ends.
- Restaurants, retail stores, offices, warehouses, churches, and service businesses
- Single-location and multi-location companies
- Owners and managers with an upcoming contract expiration
- Businesses ready to provide a recent commercial electricity bill when requested
Compare before you renew
A better way to evaluate your electricity contract.
Do not automatically accept the first renewal offer. Review available commercial electricity pricing and contract terms with Keith Hopkins.
Renewing on Your Own
Limited comparison and support
- Accept the first renewal offer
- Limited visibility into available options
- Review complicated terms alone
- Risk making a last-minute decision
- No dedicated renewal contact
Recommended
Working With Keith Hopkins
Commercial renewal guidance
- Compare available commercial pricing and terms
- Review multiple supplier options when available
- Direct communication with Keith
- Contract expiration and term review
- Support for one or multiple locations
- No-obligation account review
Pricing, supplier availability, and potential savings vary by account, service territory, usage, credit, timing, and market conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What business owners usually ask.
How early should I review my contract?
Starting before expiration gives more time to compare available terms and pricing. Timing depends on the account and market conditions.
Is this for residential electricity?
No. This service and landing page are for commercial and business electricity accounts only.
What information will Keith need?
Usually the business name, service ZIP code, expiration date, contact details, and a recent commercial electricity bill.
Are lower prices guaranteed?
No. Pricing and availability vary by provider, service territory, usage, credit, timing, and market conditions. The purpose is to review available options.
Can Keith help with multiple locations?
Yes. Include the number of locations in the form so Keith can discuss the account structure with you.
Before you renew, compare your options.
Send Keith your expiration date and business information today.