Base Power unveils revolutionary home energy service in Texas
AUSTIN, Texas: Base Power has launched a new battery-powered home energy service, promising Texas homeowners a more reliable and cost-effective power supply. Amidst the state’s notorious power outages and soaring electricity prices, Base Power’s service is now available to select homeowners, with an eye on a national rollout.
As the first company to offer an all-in-one home battery, energy service, and installation without solar requirements, Base Power is set to revolutionize the market. Customers can expect significant savings on their electric bills and uninterrupted power at a fraction of the cost of traditional batteries and generators.
Zach Dell, CEO and Co-Founder of Base, highlights the urgency of the situation: “Texans’ struggles with power outages are a sign of what’s to come nationwide. Our outdated energy infrastructure is ill-equipped for the renewable era and the state’s booming demand. Base Power is the solution, offering a future of abundant energy through innovative battery storage.”
Operating as a Virtual Power Plant, Base Power will enhance grid stability and safeguard homes during outages. The company’s strategy aligns with Texas’s push for advanced grid solutions through the ADER pilot program, aiming to deploy grid assets swiftly and affordably.
Becky Klein, former Chairperson of the Public Utility Commission of Texas, praises Base’s approach: “Base’s affordable backup power and grid contributions mark a positive shift for Texas’s power grid and its consumers.”
Base Power stands out with transparent billing, long-lasting batteries designed for extreme conditions, and comprehensive maintenance coverage. Customers like Kavao Siharath from Round Rock, Texas, are already reaping the benefits: “Base Power has reduced our energy costs by 10%, eliminated summer bill spikes, and provided the comfort of backup power.”
Currently available in select Texas regions, Base Power is set to expand its innovative energy solution. Interested homeowners can sign up to be notified about availability in their area.
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