Electricity Rate Guide

Electricity Rates are for comparison purposes only and are subject to change without notice. Customer pricing will be final only after signing an electric provider’s service agreement. Not all of the cities in our service areas have electric choices, and our pricing is based on area rates.

The average price per kWh is displayed for each of our retail electric providers and is based on 1,000 or 2,000 kWh usage please see the provider's electricity facts label. It is inclusive of fixed and variable local charges. The price disclosed for each retail electric provider is an example based on average usage patterns. Your actual average price for electric service will vary according to your actual electricity usage.

All of the rates are gathered from the “Electricity Facts Label” of each retail electric provider. Please note that electricity service offers can be fixed or variable and that a variable rate may change throughout your contract. A fixed-rate, however, is guaranteed for the term of a contract.

Your usage is one of the most important pieces of data to get the best for picking from a group of Dallas Electric Companies or plans, trying to guess can cost you if you get it wrong. The first step is to look at past bills from the highest and the lowest months of your usage. Most often those will be August – September for the high months and December or January for the lowest usage months. If you use electricity for heat, March or April is your lowest month for usage.

Please note that when considering Dallas Electric Companies, Fort Worth Electric Companies, and Electricity Houston TX, that those providers with lower Electricity Rates tend to have higher credit requirements than the original incumbent retail electric providers. As a result, you may be required to maintain a small deposit of $150 or more for six to twelve months.