Oncor Electric My electric bill has been sky high for the last 2 1/2 years and I have been complaining to Stream Energy the billing Company. Stream Energy in return places the blame on the Oncor Delivery Company Oncor. Plano Texas

First read your meter the same day they usually show it being read for your bill.  Then read it again the next month at about the same time.  The difference in the two readings should closely match the kilowatt hours you're being billed for.

Second, especially if you're in a multi family housing unit, turn off your MAIN breaker and check to see if the meter has stopped or is still running.  If it is still running, your meter may be providing power to some other housing unit as well as yours.  A rare occurence, but it does happen. If you need to know how to read your meter, your bill may have that information or you can ask your provider.  Good luck to you in resolving this.

Please come back on Ripoff Report and let us know how it works out.

BTW, your provider likely charges various fixed charges on each bill whether you use any power or not.  It's usually listed as a "facility charge" and a few other fixed or variable charges.   This information should be explained on the back of your bill(s).