Magnolia ISD Partners with TXU Energy, Reinvests Savings in Classroom
Putting Dollars Back Into the Classroom
Since 2008, we’ve helped Magnolia ISD reduce its electricity budget by more than 25%, resulting in over $1.5 million in savings.
“Those are dollars that we can put back in the classroom. Those are dollars that we can hire additional teachers with, and we’re not spending to heat and cool our buildings.”
Dr. Todd Stephens, Former Superintendent, Magnolia ISD
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As a leading commercial and industrial energy supplier across ERCOT, PJM, and MISO markets, Vistra’s trusted retail brands – TXU Energy, Dynegy, and Homefield Energy – power America’s critical industries with tailored energy solutions, deep market expertise, and regional intelligence. Backed by Vistra’s diverse generation portfolio, we help businesses optimize performance, advance sustainability goals, and power what’s next.
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