Right Choice Energy is a subsidiary company of Applied Computer Technology Corporation (ACTC). Established in 1994, as a woman owned business, ACTC is a technology consulting firm with many customers in the Dallas/ Ft. Worth area. In 2005, many customers were asking for assistance in cost reduction, including facility management.

ACTC teamed up with several reputable electricity providers to present lower energy contracts to their customers. By 2008, the demand became so great, they established Right Choice Energy (RCE). This company was setup to focus only on the energy sector of the business. Over the past several years RCE has established itself as leader in the Texas market; with record growth each year in business, the company now has thousands of commercial customers.

ACTC and Right Choice Energy now have contracted partnerships with some of the largest national providers to offer contracts and solutions in all of the deregulated areas. Now handling national accounts, the company is able to offer much more tailored solutions. Many companies have taken advantage of some of the large load incentives. Not only can we save the company money with lower rates, we now can help with tax incentives through Renewable Energy Credits, as well as demand response technology to receive cash for demand not used. By becoming a power aggregator, our clients see deeper discounts on their rates to take advantage of even lower costs per KWH.

As an aggregator, we drive down the price of electricity by sheer volume. Our customers have an advantage when negotiating their contracts by using our bulk rate pricing; combining the usage of several companies, instead of only one, can really make a difference to the bottom line.

You’re not alone when searching for the best solutions for your company. Our energy experts have many years of experience and can assist you in finding the best provider and unique solution for your business. When looking for your next big money saver, make the Right Choice.

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