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Electricity rates in Fort Stockton, TX

October 2026 · 169 plans from 42 providers · Power delivered by TNMP

Compare 169 plans →TNMP delivery area · delivery included
11.4¢

Lowest fixed-rate price per kWh, no bill-credit tricks.

14.8¢

Typical plan price in Fort Stockton, about $148 for 1,000 kWh.

15.9¢

Texas average actually paid, July 2026 (U.S. EIA).

Cheapest fixed-rate electricity plans in Fort Stockton

Fixed-rate plans without usage credits, prepayment or time-of-use pricing. Compare the level closest to your actual monthly use. These are price comparisons, not ratings of provider service.

Each shortlisted offer is lowest at at least one published usage level. Compare all three usage levels before choosing: the plan that wins at 500 kWh can cost more at 2,000 kWh. These three points do not reveal every fee or price threshold between them.

Estimated bills use the listed average price at each usage level, including TNMP delivery. Ties show one plan. Confirm taxes, additional charges and availability at your exact address in the provider’s current documents. Cities in the same delivery area may share these offers.

These offers apply to the TNMP delivery area; they are not separate city-only tariffs. Cities served by the same utility can share this table. Below it, housing figures describe Fort Stockton, while weather estimates and outage history describe Pecos County. Use your own bill and delivery company to confirm the right comparison for your address.

Compare Fort Stockton electricity rates and energy plans

The shortlist above compares named offers at three usage levels. The full sortable list is shared by cities in the TNMP delivery area, rather than a separate set of rates for each city.

Compare all 169 plans in the TNMP area →

Source: Power to Choose, October 22, 2026. How we compare plans

How plan prices are spread in Fort Stockton

169 plans cost between 8.0¢ and 20.4¢ per kWh at 1,000 kWh a month, delivery included. The cheapest fixed-rate plan without bill-credit tricks is 11.4¢; the typical plan costs 14.8¢, 3.4¢ more. 5 plans advertise lower prices than the cheapest honest one, but only with bill credits that apply above a usage threshold.

Fixed rate, no tricks (131)Bill credits above a usage threshold (12)Prepaid, time-of-use or variable (26)

Average paid: July 2026 (U.S. EIA).

Your bill through the year in Fort Stockton

Our county-weather model estimates the most electricity use in July (1,410 kWh) and the least in October (811 kWh). Over a year that is about $1,933 using the median-price benchmark, or $1,479 using the lowest-price benchmark. These are modeled comparisons, not quotes for a single contract.

MonthTypical useMedian benchmarkLowest-price benchmark
January1,180 kWh
$174
$133
February989 kWh
$147
$113
March875 kWh
$132
$102
April816 kWh
$124
$96
May1,059 kWh
$157
$120
June1,341 kWh
$198
$150
July1,410 kWh
$208
$157
August1,382 kWh
$203
$154
September1,062 kWh
$157
$121
October811 kWh
$124
$95
November928 kWh
$139
$107
December1,157 kWh
$171
$131

Estimated for a typical home from Pecos County weather (NOAA climate normals 1991–2020) and how Texas homes use electricity as the weather changes (U.S. EIA). The model is not a city meter reading or a prediction for your home. Prices are interpolated between the published 500/1,000/2,000 kWh points; outside that range the nearest endpoint is used. Each benchmark point can come from a different plan, so the annual total is not an available annual contract price. Taxes, future rate changes and exact EFL fee thresholds are not modeled. How we estimate

Homes in Fort Stockton

54% of the 3,189 households in Fort Stockton heat with electricity, fewer than the Texas average of 61%. The heating mix helps explain why your winter electricity use may differ from a county-wide weather model; it does not predict a bill for an individual home. 30% of households rent, and half the homes were built before 1975.

MeasureFort StocktonTexas
Homes heated with electricity54%61%
Homes heated with natural gas45%35%
Households that rent30%37%
Single-family houses80%67%
Mobile homes3%6%
Median year built19751992
Median rooms per home5.75.4

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates. City figures are survey estimates with a margin of error.

Power outages in Pecos County

In 2025 the average customer in Pecos County spent about 50.9 hours without power (Texas average: 4.6 hours). The worst day of the last five years was May 4, 2022, when 3,830 customers (207%) lost power.

YearHours without power per customerDays with major outages
202550.98
202449.25
202319.511

Major outage: at least 5% of the county’s 1,846 customers without power at once. Source: EAGLE-I, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (CC BY 4.0), built from utility outage maps; coverage of some utilities may be incomplete. Report outages directly to TNMP.

Your delivery company: TNMP

TNMP owns the poles and wires in Fort Stockton. It charges $7.56 a month + 7.77¢ per kWh, the same no matter which provider you pick, and that charge is already in every price above.

Power out? Report it to TNMP, not to your provider. TNMP details

ZIP codes in Fort Stockton

1 ZIP codes associated with Fort Stockton. Confirm service at your exact address.

  • 79735

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Before choosing a plan in Fort Stockton

Use your recent monthly kWh readings to estimate your electricity bill. Compare costs at your own usage, then check contract length, cancellation fees and the Electricity Facts Label. Review electricity providers before enrolling. Check how bill credit thresholds change your costs.

Moving in without usage history? Start with the average electric bill tool. Considering a time-of-use plan? Read how free nights and weekends work.

Confirm plan availability for your exact address with the provider.

Questions people ask

How do I find cheap electricity in Fort Stockton?

Compare the total bill at the usage level closest to your own recent readings. The lowest-cost fixed-rate offers above exclude usage credits, prepayment and time-of-use pricing. Check the current Electricity Facts Label, contract length and cancellation fee before enrolling; a low price at 1,000 kWh may not be cheapest at 500 or 2,000 kWh.

What is the best electric company in Fort Stockton for my home?

There is no single best electricity provider for every household. Compare costs at your actual usage, contract terms and the provider’s complaint record. The cheapest-plan summary ranks listed costs, not customer service. Your retail provider sells your plan and handles billing; the delivery company maintains the wires.

How much does electricity cost in Fort Stockton?

The typical plan costs 14.8¢ per kWh at 1,000 kWh a month, about $148 for the month including TNMP delivery. Fixed-rate plans without bill credits start at 11.4¢.

Can I choose my electricity provider in Fort Stockton?

For addresses eligible for retail choice in the TNMP delivery area, yes: 42 providers offer 169 listed plans. TNMP delivers power whichever provider you choose. Confirm the delivery company and plan availability at your exact address; some addresses in or around Fort Stockton may have different service.

Why do some plans show a very low price?

Some plans include a bill credit that applies only when usage meets a condition. Missing the credit can raise the average price even when you use less electricity. The amount and threshold vary by plan. Untick “Hide plans with bill-credit tricks” to inspect these offers and check the EFL.