• Direct Energy
• Gexa Energy
• Green Mountain Energy
• Star Tex Power

In Georgia, communities served by Georgia Natural Gas will continue to lower gas vacant costs through CSASecure services. 

Due to strong demand from our customers, we are working diligently to expand CSASecure to other markets. In the near future, CSASecure will be available to communities served by the following utility companies:

• Alabama Power
• Austin Energy
• Baltimore Gas and Electric
• CPS Energy
• Duke Energy
• Georgia Power
• Mississippi Power
• Puget Sound Energy

Many owners have been weighing the benefits of having a CSA agreement versus the financial impact of utility misuse and theft on their communities. Let's examine the benefits of each approach.
 
With CSA in place, the utility service is always on, which is convenient for residents at move-in and for community mangers when residents move out. With a CSA in place, residents are responsible for enrolling service in their own names and maintaining it until their move-out dates. In reality, more often than not, this doesn't happen on time. When residents don't enroll for service immediately or when they report a move-out to the utility company prior to their actual move-out, the owner ends up bearing the cost.
 
How often does this happen? Too often!
Based on Texas studies in 2008, more than 65.8% of all move-ins were in violation of their leases. And 13.6% of all move-out violators put the service back to the community more than 10 days prior to their lease end date.
 
Faced with the cost of electricity theft, it's understandable why some owners decide to avoid CSAs. But what's the cost of not having one? Well, consider the following: 

• Mold growth
• Delays in getting units ready
• Negative interactions with residents
• Less available inventory to show
• Less appealing units at move-in
• Management time spent dealing with these issues
  

With the introduction of CSASecure, owners no longer have to worry about CSAs. CSASecure provides daily reports alerting managers of lease violations and allowing communities to enjoy the benefits of a CSA with the security of no vacant theft.