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Energy company to give Americans 9 hours of ‘zero cost’ electricity every day – just check the clock

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AN energy company is helping Americans lower their monthly bills, offering two special plans that provide free electricity to residents.

Homeowners and renters can score nine hours of complimentary electricity daily – but the freebie depends on the time of day.

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Acacia Energy is offering its customers an irresistible deal to help reduce the amount of money they shell out each month on energy.

The company’s prepaid Free Nights and Free Weekends electricity plans are two great options for residents in search of a way to reduce their monthly bills without switching up their lifestyle.

The offerings permit customers to use electricity for free during set times, providing them with flexibility and savings without unnecessary restrictions.

With a Free Nights electricity plan, customers receive free electricity during evening and overnight hours, from 9 pm to 5:59 am every night.

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Those who opt for the Free Weekends electricity plan receive “zero-cost energy every Saturday and Sunday,” according to the Acacia Energy website.

The two plans use time-of-use pricing, meaning that electricity prices vary depending on the time of day.

While a customer will not be billed for energy usage during their set free hours, a standard rate applies outside of these hours.

The two plans are designed to be simple, affordable, and accessible, with easy energy management.

Acacia Energy clients can enjoy the benefits of the two plans without having to agree to a long-term contract, pay a deposit, or undergo a credit check.

Customers can get their home powered quickly with same-day activation also receive texts from Acacia Energy to help manage their balance and electricity usage.

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RAKE IN THE SAVINGS

The Free Nights and Free Weekends electricity plans from Acacia Energy are ideal options for those living certain lifestyles, according to the company website.

For example, night owls and people who work late can stack up the savings with the two electricity plans.

Families and large households would also benefit from the two plans by centering their use of appliances and household chores around the free periods.

Likewise, remote workers, home-based businesses, apartment renters, and homeowners could all maximize their electricity savings by taking advantage of the no-charge periods.

How to sign up

  1. Choose your plan: Select Free Nights or Free Weekends based on your lifestyle.
  2. Sign up online or by phone: No paperwork, just fast enrollment.
  3. Start saving: Enjoy free electricity during designated hours!

Interested customers can call Acacia Energy at 1-866-302-3233 to get started.

Acacia Energy suggests that residents optimize their electricity plans by running appliances such as dishwashers, washing machines, and dryers during free electricity hours.

They can also save money by charging their electronics overnight and adjusting their heating and cooling schedules based on the free periods.

The Free Nights and Free Weekends electricity plans are available to residents in Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and other deregulated areas in Texas.

Check out these other ways for homeowners and renters to save money on their monthly bills.

Another energy company is giving households four hours of free electricity every weekend starting in days.

Plus, a little-known switch on your ceiling fan can save you $38 per month as temperatures rise.

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