TXU Energy YouTube Ads and Video Campaigns
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TXU Energy is a retail electricity provider supplying residential and commercial power plans across deregulated Texas markets. With 13 video ads generating 11.3M views across 2 markets, its YouTube campaigns focus on seasonal promotions like the Ultimate Season Pass and electricity savings.
- Est. total spend
- $22.6K – $564K
- All-time, estimated range
- Ads indexed
- 13
- Total views
- 11.3M
- Markets
- 2
- Countries the ads ran in
Most-viewed TXU Energy YouTube ads
Top 13 by views · list updated
About TXU Energy
TXU Energy is a retail electricity provider supplying residential and commercial power plans, renewable energy options, and energy efficiency services across deregulated markets in Texas. Established in its modern form following state energy market deregulation in 2002, the company traces its historical roots back to 1882. It operates as a principal retail subsidiary of Fortune 500 energy company Vistra Corp.
- Company
- TXU Energy Retail Company LLC
- Category
- Retail electricity provider
- Headquarters
- United States
- Advertises in
- 2 countries
TXU Energy YouTube ads — FAQ
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