Introducing the New Referrals Feature in the Customer Portal

We heard you loud and clear: referring friends and family to BKV Energy should be simple.

That’s why we’re excited to announce a brand-new feature inside your customer portal — a dedicated Referrals page!

What’s new?

Previously, referrals were done through a basic form — enter an email address, hit submit, and hope your friends saw the invite.

But let’s face it, that’s not always the easiest or most effective way to spread the word.

Now, we’ve taken referrals to the next level. With the new Referrals page, you’ll get:

Your own unique referral link
Copy it, paste it, and share it however you like — via text, email, or anywhere else you connect with friends.
One-click social sharing
Buttons to share your link directly to Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, Twitter (X), and WhatsApp make it easier than ever to post and invite people with just a tap.
$50 for you, $50 for them
When someone signs up using your link, you both get $50 off your electricity bills. No cap, no catch — just rewards.

Refer more, earn more

Our referral rewards are unlimited — the more friends you refer, the more you earn.

Refer enough folks, and your entire electric bill could be free. Yes, seriously.

How to access the new referrals feature

Sign into your customer portal account and click “REFERRALS” from the main menu. That’s it.

From there, you’re just a few clicks away from saving money and helping your friends do the same.

Written by Graham Lumley

Graham Lumley is the Growth Product Manager at BKV Energy, a retail electricity provider in Texas' deregulated market, where he has worked since 2023. He analyzes customer usage and billing data, helps develop BKV's fixed-rate plans, and creates tools to simplify Texas electricity shopping. He has written over 200 articles on Texas electricity rates, delivery charges, plan types, energy generation, and more to help Texans understand their bills and pay less. With over 10 years of experience in consumer products, marketing, and energy, he explains the Texas electricity market in plain language.