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Key Points
- Our marketplace’s Texas electricity rates currently start at 9.5¢ per kWh for 1,000 kWh.
- Right now, rates can range from 9 to 22 cents per kWh on our marketplace.
- Compare cheap electricity in Texas from trusted electricity companies by entering your ZIP code.
Texas energy FAQs
APG&E currently offers some of the cheapest electricity rates across most major deregulated areas in Texas. Other low-cost energy providers include Frontier Utilities, Discount Power, and Gexa Energy. Energy rates frequently change due to shifts in the energy market and may differ based on your location. Enter your ZIP code or call us for accurate rates in your area.
You can find competitive Texas power plans through the SaveOnEnergy marketplace. You can filter for green energy options, free usage periods, specific providers, and more to explore your options. Call the number on your screen for additional guidance — our energy experts are available to help you pick the best plan.
There are many ways you can lower your monthly electricity bill in Texas. Cutting back on how much electricity you use each month is the most straightforward way to lower your electricity bill. You can also turn on ceiling fans during warmer months, invest in energy-efficient appliances, and use appliances during off-peak hours. Some residents and businesses also switch to Texas solar for lower electricity bills.
If there is a power outage in your area, contact your Texas utility company to report the outage or receive updates about when your service will be restored. CenterPoint Energy, Oncor Electric Delivery, Texas-New Mexico Power and AEP Texas are the four major utilities servicing Texas. You can find your utility company listed at the top of your energy bill.
Electricity rates fluctuate in Texas due to changes in demand, fuel costs, and weather conditions. These factors can affect energy generation, regulatory policies, and market competition among energy providers.
Our marketplace data shows that the average Texas electricity rate right now is 16.64 cents per kWh. Many factors influence your average energy costs, including time of year, location, and home size. A good rate takes into account your unique energy needs and lands somewhere between the average and lowest available price. Use our marketplace to filter according to your needs and find the best rate for you.