Energy charges free from 9pm to 5:59am, every night, on 100% wind powered electricity.
Shift more of your usage past 9pm and make the most of every free night.
From 9pm to 5:59am, your utility's per kWh delivery charges are credited along with your energy charges. The monthly base charge and your utility's monthly delivery charge still apply.
Energy charges are free every night from 9pm to 5:59am, Texas time.
Free & Clear Nights is a time of use plan. The price you pay depends on when you use electricity, not just how much.
Nightly
Your energy charges drop to zero from 9pm to 5:59am, seven days a week, weekends and holidays included.
Around the clock
Your usage is matched with Texas wind energy day and night, not only during the free window.
Daytime
The hours outside the free window are billed at a fixed plan rate on a 12 month term, so your daytime cost stays predictable.
The free hours cover energy charges and TDU per kWh delivery charges, both credited from 9pm to 5:59am. The monthly base charge and your utility's monthly delivery charge still apply, and daytime usage is billed at the plan's energy charge plus TDU per kWh delivery.
Free nights pays off when a real share of your usage moves into the free window. These are the households where that happens naturally.
Overnight charging is the single biggest block of usage most households can move. Set the schedule once and it runs in the free window every night.
Most dishwashers, washers and dryers have a delay start button. Pushing the cycle past 9pm costs you nothing and takes about ten seconds.
Pre cool the house late in the free window and coast through the morning. The thermostat handles it once the schedule is set.
Pool pumps and home batteries both run on a schedule you control. Move them into the night and they draw from the free window.
If everyone's out at work or school, you can let the thermostat sit higher while nobody's there and do the real cooling after 9pm, when the energy charges stop.
Buyback credit is worth whatever your plan pays for exported power, and those rates have come down. It's worth comparing what a night of free energy charges saves you against what your panels earn you by day. We'll run both.
This plan wins on one condition: a meaningful share of your usage has to move into the free hours. The fixed daytime rate is how those nine free hours get paid for.
If your household is home and running the air conditioning through the afternoon, and nothing much shifts to the night, a straight fixed rate plan will usually cost you less. We'd rather say that on the phone than put you on the wrong plan and lose you in three months.
Call us and we'll look at how you actually use electricity before you commit to anything.
Pick any Ambit plan with confidence. If your plan isn't the right fit, you can switch to a different Ambit term plan within the first 12 months of service, no early termination fee. It's our way of making sure every Texas customer ends up on the plan that actually works for them.
Call (817) 402-2664If you take advantage of the T.L.C. Guarantee, you assume commitment for the full length of the new contract term.
Check what's available at your address, or talk it through with a Texas advisor.
Ambit lists it as Free & Clear Nights 12. If you enroll online, start with the ZIP check on this page so your account stays with the VIP Energy Service team and we can help you with it later.
The things people ask before they switch.
It means the energy portion of your bill goes to zero during a set overnight window. On Ambit's Free & Clear Nights plan that window runs from 9pm to 5:59am, every night. Electricity you use during those hours doesn't add anything to your energy charges.
9pm to 5:59am, Texas time, seven days a week. That's nine hours a night, and it includes weekends and holidays. Usage between 6am and 9pm is billed at the plan's fixed rate.
It depends on the charge. Your utility's per kWh delivery charges are credited for usage from 9pm to 5:59am, the same as your energy charges. Your utility's monthly delivery charge and the plan's monthly base charge still apply, and daytime usage is billed at the energy charge plus per kWh delivery.
Your energy charges are genuinely free from 9pm to 5:59am, and your utility's per kWh delivery charges for those hours are credited too. Two monthly charges still apply no matter when you use power: the plan's monthly base charge and your utility's monthly delivery charge.
Households that can genuinely move usage into the night. EV charging after 9pm, laundry and dishwashers on a delay start, pool pumps running overnight, or a home battery that charges in the free window. If most of your usage stays in the daytime, a fixed rate plan will usually cost you less.
Yes, and it's the way we'd suggest. Call (817) 402-2664 and we'll complete the enrollment with you, enter the consultant ID, and check the plan fits your usage before you commit. Enrolling online instead? The plan is listed as Free & Clear Nights 12.
Call (817) 402-2664 and we'll walk through how you actually use electricity. If free nights isn't the right fit we'll tell you and point you at a plan that is. There's also the T.L.C. Guarantee, so if the plan you pick turns out to be wrong you can switch to a different Ambit term plan within your first 12 months with no early termination fee.
Plan availability, rates and terms are set by Ambit Energy and depend on your service address. Plan details and rates are subject to change. See your Electricity Facts Label for full plan details before you enroll. Electricity service is not guaranteed and is subject to credit approval. Ambit serves deregulated markets in the ERCOT region of Texas. Addresses served by a municipal utility or an electric cooperative aren't eligible to switch.
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