Get Energy Guide For Prospective Tenants - Austin Energy

The transmission system is used by Austin Energy, as well as other utilities within ERCOT, with rates regulated by the Public Utility Commission of Texas.

Austin Energy is the City's electric utility. Customers can establish electric service and sign up for outage alerts, take advantage of wind and solar energy options, and learn how to conserve energy and build green. Multiple rebates and incentives are available for additional energy and cost savings.

Austin Energy is an enterprise of the City of Austin. Community-owned since 1895, we provide electric power and retail energy services to the Greater Austin area. The Austin City Council sets rates and terms and conditions of service.

Before selling your home, you must have an energy audit done if your home is 10 years or older. You must disclose the results to potential buyers. Exemptions or variances may apply. Get a qualified ECAD Energy Professional to conduct the energy audit.

Sellers are required to conduct an energy audit on homes 10 years or older before sale and provide the results to buyers.

Yes, energy audits are worth doing. They assess how energy-efficient your home or building is so you know where to make changes. You can save from 5–30% on your energy bills by implementing your auditor's suggestions.

After the audit, we provide you a copy of the audit report and submit a copy to Austin Energy within 30 days. Our ECAD Audit cost $100 for a single family home, 1,800sqft or smaller, with one air conditioning system. For larger homes, or homes with more than one air conditioning system, give us a call at 590-4188.

Austin Energy's Multifamily Rebate Program is designed to make energy efficiency upgrades easier and more cost-effective for multifamily properties. Energy efficiency measures can increase property values, reduce work orders, and decrease maintenance costs for properties.