The Electricity Facts Label (EFL), a state-mandated sheet of facts about energy plans that are offered to Texas residents on HomeEnergyClub.com, includes the price you’ll pay at monthly usage levels of 500 (apartments and condos), 1000 (smaller houses) and 2000 kWh (larger houses). It's important to always match any energy plans you consider to your home's usage in order to avoid bill surprises. An energy plan that’s designed for a large home, for example, may have a low rate of 7 cents/kWh for usage levels of over 2,000 kWh, but a very high rate of 15 cents kWh if you live in an apartment and use 500 to 800 kWh. Thus, if you live in an apartment and sign up for a plan designed for a 3,000 square foot house, you may pay an extremely high rate versus what you would pay if you chose a plan designed for an apartment that has low rates for usage levels of less than 1000 kWh. An EFL also discloses whether your rate is fixed or a variable, the term length of your plan, the amount of early termination fees if you cancel your service before the contract ends, and the renewable energy content percentage.