Expert Advise and Strategic Power Guidance in Texas
Mitigate future utility risk Now.
Dallas 972-482-0511 Lubbock 806-776-9421
Expert Advise and Strategic Power Guidance in Texas
Mitigate future utility risk Now.
Dallas 972-482-0511 Lubbock 806-776-9421
Lubbock Energy guidance is forming a dynamic new organization. Independently focused on cost reduction for electricity / utility management for large and medium end users. Our goals are to offer solutions through organization, access to information and special pricing offered through 15 major power companies. Like being your own broker with access to specific benefits to inside knowledge and channel pricing. Pricing algorithm and advice is sponsored by National 1 Energy in Plano, Texas. Requires membership - membership is by invitation only.
After the newly mandated deregulation for electricity in Lubbock . We are sponsoring a program to educate the commercial and industrial users best practices to both manage and procure your electricity spend. We are driven by success and excellence with over two decades of expertise advocating for the benefits of our clients. We assist commercial and industrial businesses in methods for savings on electricity spend across all 12 deregulated states, we oversee nearly a billion Kilowatts annually.
We started here over 20 years ago in Texas and become a respected leader regionally and nationally. Texas is our home and primary focus.
We shall commit to build Lubbock Energy Alliance into leading provider of comprehensive energy management education, with hopes our local sponsorship will benefit members greatly. You need not buy anything to receive assistance. We specialize in helping businesses optimize their energy usage, reduce costs, and improve pricing models through aggregation. Our team of experienced professionals work closely to develop customized strategies that identify your unique business model to suggest the optimum approach to mitigate your electricity spend.
Contact our Lubbock team: 806-776-9421
TEXAS POWER GRID 2025-2035
Infrastructure, risk, demand vs. supply, future power supply, best solutions
Texas has huge demand currently and a great deal more to ensue!
We’re approaching a critical point : new gas-fired power plants are years away and mini- nuclear plants could be 6-8 years from actual production. Texas businesses are facing much greater future utility risk than ever before!
One dynamic solution emerges - utilizing our special program - buy power at 2025 reduced rates (consume power from 2026-2034) for long a term as possible (5-10 year contracts). .
At National 1 Energy, we’re bundling and aggregating hundreds of early renewals to negotiate special discounted pricing.
Explore the Right Solutions - Contact our Lubbock team at 806-776-9421
* we access electricity rates from 14 Major AAA Retail Power Companies
Getting Deeper In The Weeds
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I want to explain the serious challenges Texas is facing—and how they could impact your account if no action is taken—then help you strategically protect your business’s P&L and assets.
Electricity demand in Texas is expected to double within 12–24 months, but the grid is already near capacity. Texas still offers some of the lowest rates, attracting major power users—bitcoin miners, AI centers, data hubs, and companies like Tesla and Chevron—all straining the grid. When demand outpaces supply, ERCOT may be forced to import electricity at $5–$6 per kWh. Remember Winter Storm Yuri? That was the emergency backup.
60% of Texas power comes from renewables, but output drops in heat, calm, or clouds—just when demand peaks. This triggers grid alerts, blackouts, and soaring rates.
No new gas plants are underway, and nuclear options are years out. Mini reactors remain unproven.
AI data centers—using 20x more power—are being told to generate their own electricity. Many will come online in 5–8 years, adding long-term pressure.
The risk isn’t just higher costs—it’s losing access to fixed contracts and defaulting to volatile, high-priced index rates.
Right now, businesses can lock in 2025 rates for 2025–2035 usage—but the window is closing. If demand keeps rising, future contracts may double—or disappear.
Let’s talk now—before this crisis fully unfolds.
Welcome to Lubbock Energy Guidance, where we provide innovative solutions for your business needs. Our experts will work with you to understand the complex electricity facts, news and procurement options.
Our Solutions:
Why Act Now?
Demand for electricity is skyrocketing due to factors like data / AI centers, crypto mining, new businesses, economic growth, population influx, and technological advancements like electric vehicles. However, the state's generation and storage capacities are grossly inadequate for new demand on the horizon. Our initiative helps you manage utility risk through knowledge, wise planning and aggregation procurements.
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The Challenge for Lubbock:
As a newly deregulated community, Lubbock businesses can benefit significantly from strategic planning in this fluctuating market. Understand the nuances of competitive utility purchasing and ensure optimal cost management strategies for future energy needs.
Next Steps:
Contact our Lubbock team: 806-776-9421
We're here to support you in understanding and navigating the complex future of Texas's electricity market.Together, we can safeguard your business against rising electricity costs and supply challenges.
Our Risk Management Consulting services helps identify and mitigate business risks. We work with you to develop a risk management plan that fits your business needs and helps you protect your business from potential risks and threats.
National 1 Energy: C-Suite Energy Advisory Services for Owners and "C" Level Managers
Empowering 'C' Level Leaders in Energy Procurement
At National 1 Energy, we understand the complexities that C-level executives face when it comes to energy procurement in deregulated markets. Our goal is to provide expert advisory services to help you navigate the variety of rates, terms, and conditions associated with electricity and natural gas utilities.
Why Choose Power Guidance ?
The Challenges of Electricity Procurement
Our Approach: Measure, Manage, Scale & Save
What We Offer:
Getting Started It’s simple to enhance your utility procurement process:
Partner with National 1 Energy to optimize your utility expenses and enhance your leadership effectiveness. Let us help you navigate the complexities of energy procurement while saving money and time.
THE OUTLOOK FOR ELECTRICITY - NATIONAL COMMENTARY News article published on CNBC 6/21/2025"Why electricity prices are surging for U.S. households"
PUBLISHED SAT, JUN 21 20255:30 AM EDT
Facilities are outstripping the pace at which new electricity generation is being added to the electric grid, Hill said.
"Electricity demand is absolutely growing",says Siemens Energy CEO“Electricity prices are regionally determined, not globally determined like oil prices,” said Joe Seydl, a senior markets economist at J.P. Morgan Private Bank.The EIA expects average retail electricity prices to increase 13% from 2022 through 2025.
Data centers are ‘energy hungry’The QTS data center complex under development in Fayetteville, Georgia, on Oct. 17, 2024.Elijah Nouvelage | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesElectricity demand growth was “minimal” in recent decades due to increases in energy efficiency, according to Jennifer Curran, seni
Data centers are vast warehouses of computer servers and other IT equipment that power cloud computing, artificial intelligence and other tech applications.
Data center electricity use tripled to 176 Terawatt-hours in the decade through 2023, according to the U.S. Energy Department. Use is projected to double or triple by 2028, the agency said.Data centers are expected to consume up to 12% of total U.S. electricity by 2028, up from 4.4% in 2023, the Energy Department said.They’re “energy hungry,” Curran said. Demand growth has been “unexpected” and largely due to support for artificial intelligence, she said.The U.S. economy is set to consume more electricity in 2030 for processing data than for manufacturing all energy-intensive goods combined, including aluminum, steel, cement and chemicals, according to the International Energy Agency.
Here are examples of substantial savings achieved for high kilowatt/megawatt usage accounts through effective electricity procurement.
1. Chicago Seafood Distributors - Chicago, IL
2. Dunkin’ Donuts operations in Maryland (96 Locations)
3. !6 highrise buildings and performance center - Fort Worth, TX
4. Texas Municipality
5. Hotel chain - Sweetwater, TX
6. Large East Texas Oil & Gas business (1,600 Wells) - Tyler, TX
7. West Texas Oil & Gas Inc. - Abilene, TX
8. Freight & hauling truck operation - Houston, TX
9. Northwest Texas Oil Operations - Wichita Falls, TX
10. Restaurant operation in Tyler (13 Stores) - Tyler, TX
11. Municipal Account - East Texas
More Examples Available Upon Request
Discover how National 1 Energy can help you achieve substantial savings on your electricity procurement!
National 1 Energy: C-Suite Energy Advisory Services for Owners and "C" Level Managers
Empowering Leaders in Energy Procurement
Here are some of our notable corporate accounts, demonstrating the scale of electricity procurement we manage:
Additional Accounts information:
Total Management Overview
National 1 Energy is dedicated to delivering optimal energy procurement solutions for high-usage clients, ensuring efficiency and significant cost savings.
PRESIDENT: Mr. Stephane Bitton
Experience and Industry Knowledge:
NATIONAL DIRECTOR - COMMERCIAL: Mr. Bret Kortkamp
Experience and Industry Knowledge:
CORPORATE ACCOUNTS SPECIALIST: Mr. Mark Allen
Experience and Industry Knowledge:
This leadership team brings a wealth of expertise and industry knowledge to National 1 Energy, ensuring effective energy procurement solutions and exceptional client service.
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