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Reliant Apartment 12 plan

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Pricing Details

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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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Make the most of your Truly Free plan time

A Truly Free plan is a great way to get more for less, by shifting your energy consumption to your Truly Free time.1

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Make the most of your Truly Free plan time

A Truly Free plan is a great way to get more for less, by shifting your energy consumption to your Truly Free time.1

Whether you choose the Reliant Truly Free Weekends, Truly Free Nights or the Truly Free Flex Days plan, here are a few activities you could shift to your free Truly Free time.

•  Running the AC or furnace

•  Catching up on laundry

•  Running the dishwasher

•  Charging your smartphone, laptop, and other portable devices

 •  Best time to run a pool pump

•  Charging your electric vehicle

•  Using the oven

How you can get the most out of your plan

Knowing where the energy in your home is used can help you make smarter choices. Our energy tips can help you save even more energy year-round.

AC and Heating make up approximately 42% of your electricity bill.2

Use these tips to help save electricity.
  • Replace your air filters at least every 3 months for optimal airflow.
  • Turn your thermostat to “auto” instead of “on” to prevent it from running 24/7.
  • When you are using your AC, raise your thermostat by 4° degrees when you’re away from home for more than 4 hours. When you are using your heater, lower it by 4°.
  • Set your ceiling fan counter-clockwise during summer to create a wind chill effect and feel up to 4° cooler.3 In winter, set your ceiling fan to rotate clockwise to push hot air down.
  • Install a smart thermostat and save up to 15% on your energy usage.4

Electronics make up approximately 21% of your electricity bill.2

The average household spends $100 per year to power devices that are turned off or in standby mode.5
  • Unplug electronics like coffee makers and microwaves when not in use.
  • Many electronics still use energy even if turned off. Plug your gadgets into a power strip. A simple flip of the switch ensures all the devices are completely off and not draining energy when not in use.

Water heating makes up approximately 13% of your electricity bill.2

Your water is one of the highest energy user in your home. 
  • Take shorter showers.
  • Put your water heater on a timer to keep it from running when you don't need it.
  • Lower the temperature on your water heater to 120° to help save up to $60 a year.7

Appliances make up approximately 12% of your electricity bill.2

When possible, use smaller kitchen appliances like microwaves and toaster ovens to save on energy costs.8
  • Around 90% of the energy washing machines use comes from heating the water. Wash cold and save.9
  • Clean the lint trap with every use to improve circulation and savings.
  • Only run the dishwasher when it’s full.
  • Save energy by setting your refrigerator between 35° and 38°F and your freezer to 0°F.

Lighting makes up approximately 12% of your electricity bill.2

Replacing all of the incandescent bulbs with LEDs in a typical home can save about $3,200 over the life of the LEDs.10
  • Use motion-activated or solar lights outside. They only turn on when necessary, conserving energy.
  • Switch to LED bulbs, which use up to 80% less energy than incandescent bulbs.11
  • Remember to turn off lights when leaving a room.

Be sure to check out our tips to lower your electricity bill for even more ways to save

Learn more

1 Savings will vary according to time of usage. Plan matches 100% of electricity usage with solar renewable energy certificates. See EFL for details. Valid for new residential customers only.  Reliant reserves the right to discontinue this offer without notice.  

2 https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/spring-and-summer-energy-saving-tips 

3 Based on independent studies by Energy Trust of Oregon and Vectren of actual Google Nest Thermostat devices. Thermostat compatible with most HVAC systems. Check the compatibility of your system at nest.com/works/reliant before ordering Nest thermostat(s). Nest ® and Google Nest Learning Thermostat are trademarks or service marks of Google, Inc.