Texas electricity and home internet, in English and Spanish
Plain answers about your electricity and internet bills
Find out what a plan really costs at your usage, what the state rules guarantee you, and how to set up power and internet when you move. Every rule links to its official source.
What do you need?
ElectricityIs my rate any good?Texas averages and how to judge any plan at your usage.ElectricityWhy is my bill so high?Usage, expired contracts, missed credits and your protections.ElectricitySwitch without a feeThe 14-day window and your right to cancel.ElectricityNo deposit, prepaidDeposit limits, who is exempt and prepaid rules.InternetInternet without a credit checkPrepaid, no-contract and low-cost options.InternetRead the broadband labelThe FCC label every provider must show you.ElectricityCan I choose my provider?City by city, from official utility sources.DataTexas price reportMedian plan prices by utility, with the trend.
Average Texas home electricity price
15.91¢ per kWh
August 2026, U.S. Energy Information Administration. U.S. average: 18.16¢. What this means for you.
How we work
- Sourced. Every rule links to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, the FCC or official data.
- Dated. Each page shows the day it was last checked against its sources.
- No paid rankings. Payment never decides the order we list providers in. See how we get paid.
- Bilingual. Every guide exists in English and Spanish.