WattFacts

Who delivers your power

In Texas areas with a choice, you pick who sells you electricity, but not who owns the wires. The delivery company is set by your address, and its charge is part of every plan price.

CenterPoint Energy

Houston and the surrounding Gulf Coast area

$4.90/month + 6.41¢/kWh
177 plans · typical 13.1¢
Oncor

Dallas–Fort Worth, Waco, Tyler, Midland–Odessa and much of North and West Texas

$4.06/month + 6.87¢/kWh
173 plans · typical 13.3¢
TNMP

parts of the Gulf Coast, North Central and West Texas

$7.56/month + 7.77¢/kWh
169 plans · typical 14.8¢
AEP Texas North

Abilene, San Angelo and West Central Texas

$3.24/month + 5.58¢/kWh
168 plans · typical 12.8¢
AEP Texas Central

Corpus Christi, Laredo, Victoria and the Rio Grande Valley

$3.24/month + 5.69¢/kWh
167 plans · typical 12.0¢
$0.00/month + 6.31¢/kWh
99 plans · typical 13.5¢
Nueces Electric Cooperative

parts of South Texas around Corpus Christi

Delivery charge included in plan prices
1 plans · typical 15.5¢
Oncor (NTU)

former Sharyland Utilities areas in North and West Texas

Delivery charge included in plan prices
1 plans · typical 18.4¢

City-owned utilities, electric cooperatives and utilities outside the main Texas grid (Austin Energy, CPS Energy in San Antonio, El Paso Electric and others) sell and deliver power themselves, so customers there can’t choose a provider.