Direct Energy contacts customers on a fixed-rate contract plan with plan renewal information via e-mail, phone call, and traditional paper mail beginning 60 days in advance of your estimated contract expiration date.
In general, customers on a fixed-rate plan can renew their plan up to 60 days in advance of their estimated contract expiration date. You can learn this date by logging into your Online Account Manager with your User Name and Password. Once you have logged in, hover over the "Account Management" tab in the top navigation bar and click "Plan and Account Management." Then, scroll to the bottom of the page to view the field marked "Estimated Contract End Date." This date can be seen on the second page of your Direct Energy bill.
If you do not see a date available in the area indicated, this means you are on a variable-rate no-contract plan, and you do not have a contract expiration date.
If you are on a variable-rate no-contract plan, you can switch to a fixed-rate plan with Direct Energy online quite easily: Log into your Online Account Manger with your User Name and Password Hover over the "Account Management"...
Unfortunately, as rates are subject to change according to energy market demand, you are most likely not able to renew your plan with the same rate you have been paying. You are able to renew at the current rates we have posted...
If you renew, your new rate will go into effect during your next billing cycle rather than at the end of your initial contract.
Direct Energy contacts customers on a fixed-rate contract plan with plan renewal information via e-mail, phone call, and traditional paper mail beginning 60 days in advance of your estimated contract expiration date. In general,...
You are welcome to renew with any plan that you see available when you log into your Online Account Manager with your User Name and Password. This means that, even if you are currently on a 24-month plan, when that plan expires,...
You can renew your existing Direct Energy service online quite easily. This can be done up to 60 days before your fixed-rate plan contract is set to expire. Direct Energy will contact you by mail, e-mail, and/or Online Account...