Eligible Texas homeowners can be connected to Energywell’s home battery program. Official materials say Energywell installs, owns, and manages the system, using EcoFlow OCEAN Pro hardware. You participate in a 15-year battery agreement.
What official pages say you pay to start
- No equipment purchase and no installation fee.
- A fully refundable $99 reservation fee to get started. Official Think+ materials say this comes back after your first bill once the system is installed and active, or if you change your mind before permits are submitted.
- A $19 per month base charge, in addition to your electricity usage.
See current rates at enrollment. Official public pages have listed different Energywell electricity rates and initial term lengths. This site does not publish a per-kWh price. Review the current rate, term, and contracts on the official enrollment page.
Check if your home qualifies for battery backup
Official eligibility is confirmed during enrollment and a later home snapshot — not on this website.
Opens the official enrollment page in a new tab. Enter your ZIP to see whether battery backup is offered at your address.
The hardware official pages describe
Official pages describe EcoFlow OCEAN Pro units (10 kWh each, up to four / 40 kWh), with a 24 kW inverter, an 8-circuit smart panel, and a generator connection. Automatic switch to backup is described as under 10 milliseconds. Backup duration is not promised; it depends on the battery’s charge and how much power the home uses.
How official pages describe the process
- Enroll and pay the fully refundable $99 reservation fee.
- Send a home snapshot and complete other steps to confirm the home’s eligibility.
- Installation is scheduled. Your local authority inspects the work, and the utility grants permission to operate.
- When the battery is live, official pages say your new electricity rate takes effect at your next billing cycle.
Energywell manages the system, including charging and discharging as described on official pages, and switching to backup automatically if the grid goes out.
Is your home a possible fit?
- You own a single-family home
- Your name is on the electric bill
- The home does not already have a battery or solar system
- You can meet the credit-score threshold for the market
- You can use AutoPay and paperless billing
- The home is in an eligible Texas service area
Official Think+ materials generally describe the program this way. Not every home qualifies. A home snapshot and permitting steps come after you reserve. Check current eligibility on the official enrollment page.
See whether the program is offered at your address
Enter your ZIP on the official enrollment page. Review the Battery Services Agreement and electricity documents before you reserve.
Official Think Energy pages say you can enroll in less than 3 minutes. Opens the official enrollment page in a new tab. Enter your ZIP to see current offers.
Real Corpus Christi-area homeowners
When the electricity goes out, I don't even know when it happens.
His neighbor called to ask if he knew when the power was coming back, and he didn't even know it was off.
Experiences vary. Backup duration depends on how much power the home uses and how long the outage lasts.
Check if your home qualifies for battery backup
Individual experiences vary. Review official eligibility and the Battery Services Agreement at enrollment.
Official Think Energy pages say you can enroll in less than 3 minutes. Opens the official enrollment page in a new tab. Enter your ZIP to see current offers.
If you sell the home or want to cancel
Official Think+ language says the $99 reservation is refunded if you cancel before permits are submitted, and that ending the battery agreement later may involve an uninstall fee defined in the Battery Services Agreement. Official pages also say the battery agreement can be transferred to a new qualified customer, with notice to Energywell as you approach closing. Review those documents at enrollment.
Why battery backup is offered alongside Think Energy plans
Competitive fixed-rate plans
Official Think Energy Texas pages describe competitive, fixed-rate plans with terms of up to three years. Plan type, term, and price for your ZIP are shown on the official enrollment page. This site does not list prices or call a plan fixed unless that is how it is offered there.
Clean-energy REC offset
On official Think Energy pages, plans marketed as clean energy offset 100% of your electricity consumption with renewable energy certificates (RECs) produced by wind, solar, and hydro resources. That is not rooftop solar, and it is not a claim that your home receives only renewable electrons from the grid. Confirm on the Electricity Facts Label for the plan you select. Not every plan is marketed as a clean-energy product.
Home battery backup for eligible houses
Eligible Texas homeowners can be connected to Energywell’s home battery program, which official materials describe as having no equipment or installation fee, a fully refundable $99 reservation fee, a $19 monthly base charge plus electricity usage, and a 15-year battery agreement. Energywell installs, owns, and manages EcoFlow OCEAN Pro hardware. Backup duration is not promised.
A new-customer gift card, if you qualify
Official Think Energy pages currently describe a $100 cash gift card for new customers who sign up for an electricity plan.
Official Think Energy pages currently describe a $100 cash gift card for new customers who sign up for an electricity plan. New customers only. Eligibility requirements apply. Those pages state that AutoSave, Maryland, and New York customers are not eligible. Offers can change. Confirm current eligibility and any other terms on the official enrollment page.
See plans for your address
Current electricity plans and, if shown, home battery backup are listed only on the official enrollment page.
Official Think Energy pages say you can enroll in less than 3 minutes. Opens the official enrollment page in a new tab. Enter your ZIP to see current offers.