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Texas electricity rates by city

October 2026 · 955 plans from 43 providers · checked October 22, 2026

13.2¢

Typical plan price per kWh in Texas, at 1,000 kWh a month.

8.6¢

Lowest price without bill-credit tricks.

15.9¢

What Texas homes paid on average, July 2026 (U.S. EIA).

Cheapest electricity plans in Texas today

The lowest fixed-rate price right now is 9.5¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh a month, for SmartGreen 3 from SmartEnergy in the AEP Texas Central area. Prices depend on who delivers power to your home, so here is the cheapest plan in each delivery area. We leave out plans with bill credits that only apply above a usage threshold, prepaid and time-of-use plans, because their advertised price is rarely what you pay.

Oncor

10.1¢/kWhAt 1,000 kWh · delivery included

SmartGreen 3

SmartEnergy

Contract
3 months
Cancellation fee
none
Renewable
100%

TNMP

11.4¢/kWhAt 1,000 kWh · delivery included

SmartGreen 3

SmartEnergy

Contract
3 months
Cancellation fee
none
Renewable
100%

The cheapest plans are often short contracts. When one ends, you move to the provider’s renewal price unless you switch again, so check the contract length. Source: Power to Choose, October 22, 2026. Prices include delivery charges, before taxes. Your city page lists every plan. How we compare plans

Plan prices depend on the company that delivers power to your city. Every city in the same delivery area sees the same plans. Need to avoid a deposit? See no deposit and prepaid plans. Pick your city:

CenterPoint Energy · typical 13.1¢ · 177 plans

Oncor · typical 13.3¢ · 173 plans

AEP Texas North · typical 12.8¢ · 168 plans

AEP Texas Central · typical 12.0¢ · 167 plans

Lubbock Power & Light · typical 13.5¢ · 99 plans

Plus 720 smaller towns with a choice of provider. Search by ZIP code on the home page.

Have rooftop solar? Compare Texas solar buyback plans using separate import charges, export credits and delivery fees.

What goes into the delivery part of your bill? Read Texas TDU delivery charges explained, with worked examples at three usage levels. Delivery is already included in the plan prices above.

Cities without a choice of provider

A local utility sells and delivers power here, so there are no plans to compare.