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Key Points
- Katy’s energy market is deregulated, allowing locals to choose their preferred energy provider from a variety of available companies.
- In Katy, the utility company is CenterPoint Energy. Your local utility delivers electricity and restores power during an outage.
- You can use the free SaveOnEnergy marketplace to compare Katy electricity rates and find the plan that best matches your budget and preferences.
Learn more about how deregulated energy works
Katy energy FAQs
Currently, Frontier Utilities offers the cheapest Katy electricity rates. However, energy prices and plans change often — sometimes even from day to day. It’s important to check for current Katy electricity rates to make sure you’re comparing the most accurate prices in your area.
Choosing the best plan comes down to your household’s energy needs and preferences. Compile a list of your preferences, such as term length, renewable energy, or ETF requirements, then submit your ZIP code on SaveOnEnergy to begin comparing plans.
After sharing your ZIP code on the SaveOnEnergy marketplace, click the “green energy” search filter. Using the filter will allow you to access a list of renewable plans currently available in your area.
Using an energy consumption app to monitor your energy usage is a great place to start. It’ll help you understand when you’re using the most electricity and take steps toward curbing your consumption. You can try other tactics, too, like relying on your HVAC system less often, sealing up drafty window and door frames, investing in a smart thermostat, and switching Katy electricity providers to lock in a cheaper rate.
Short for kilowatt-hour, kWh is a measurement of electricity consumption. On your energy bill, you’ll find your usage charged in cents per kWh.
Generally, warmer and colder temperatures increase energy usage as residents use more electricity to heat and cool their homes. Heating and cooling costs often account for the largest percentage of energy usage on electric bills. You can lower your energy costs during the summer or winter by monitoring your thermostat setting.