About Pioneer Energy Electricity Service

Q: What if I'm interested in buying Pioneer Energy's energy plans?

We currently do not offer any Pioneer Energy plans at this time. Other popular plans you can try instead are Payless Power 's Premier 12 starting at 16.5&cent/kWh or Payless Power 's starting at 0&cent/kWh just to name a few !

Q: What companies are similar to Pioneer Energy?

Some companies that are like Pioneer Energy in price range and user ratings are Payless Power and Payless Power . Here is an overview of these two: Payless Power : Average Plan Rate : 18.1&cent/kWh Plan Types : Pre-paid Cheapest 12 Month Fixed : - Cheapest 24 Month Fixed : - Average User Rating : 3.7/5.0 Payless Power : Average Plan Rate : 18.1&cent/kWh Plan Types : Pre-paid Cheapest 12 Month Plan Fixed : - Cheapest 24 Month Plan Fixed : - Average User Rating : 0/5.0

Q: Is Pioneer Energy good?

Pioneer Energy has a customer rating of 1.2/5.0 stars (this is out of 3 reviews ). This score is calculated by averaging the total number of reviews in our website.

Q: What are some cheap electricity plans in my area?

The most affordable electricity plans in , Texas are: Come & Take It 12 for 12 months starting at 11&cent/kWh . Wise Buy 24 for 24 months starting at 11.8&cent/kWh . Bigger Than Texas 24 for 24 months starting at 12&cent/kWh . 36 Inflation Fix for 36 months starting at 12.1&cent/kWh . GoodEnergy 12 for 12 months starting at 12.4&cent/kWh .

Q: How much do electricity plans cost per month?

The monthly bill will vary by season (with the winter and summer seasons being the more expensive periods) and the size of your home. In 2022 in , Texas , the average electricity plan rate is 0&cent/kWh . On average, that means A small home will use around 500kWh of energy times 0&cent/kWh totalling $0 per month . An average-sized home will use around 1000kWh of power times 0&cent/kWh totalling $0 per month . A large home will use around 2000kWh of power times 0&cent/kWh totalling $0 per month . You can price electricity plans in your area here .

Electricity in the Pioneer Energy Area

Frequently Asked Questions About Pioneer Energy

Here we have some answers to frequently asked questions about Pioneer Energy.

What if I'm interested in buying Pioneer Energy's energy plans?

We currently do not offer any Pioneer Energy plans at this time.

Other popular plans you can try instead are Payless Power's Premier 12 starting at 16.5¢/kWh or Payless Power's starting at 0¢/kWh just to name a few!

What companies are similar to Pioneer Energy?

Some companies that are like Pioneer Energy in price range and user ratings are Payless Power and Payless Power.

Here is an overview of these two:

Payless Power:

Average Plan Rate: 18.1¢/kWh
Plan Types: Pre-paid
Cheapest 12 Month Fixed: -
Cheapest 24 Month Fixed: -
Average User Rating: 3.7/5.0

Payless Power:

Average Plan Rate: 18.1¢/kWh
Plan Types: Pre-paid
Cheapest 12 Month Plan Fixed: -
Cheapest 24 Month Plan Fixed: -
Average User Rating: 0/5.0

Is Pioneer Energy good?

Pioneer Energy has a customer rating of 1.2/5.0 stars (this is out of 3 reviews). This score is calculated by averaging the total number of reviews in our website.

What are some good companies in my area?

In , Texas there is:

4Change Energy 4/5.0 with an avg. plan rate of 14¢/kWh.
Energy Texas 3.8/5.0 with an avg. plan rate of 12.5¢/kWh.
Veteran Energy 3.8/5.0 with an avg. plan rate of 15.2¢/kWh.
Champion Energy Services 3.7/5.0 with an avg. plan rate of 13¢/kWh.
Constellation 2.9/5.0 with an avg. plan rate of 14.9¢/kWh.
TriEagle Energy 2.4/5.0 with an avg. plan rate of 14.2¢/kWh.
NRG Home 2.2/5.0 with an avg. plan rate of 6.1¢/kWh.

What are some cheap electricity plans in my area?

The most affordable electricity plans in , Texas are:

Come & Take It 12 for 12 months starting at 11¢/kWh.
Wise Buy 24 for 24 months starting at 11.8¢/kWh.
Bigger Than Texas 24 for 24 months starting at 12¢/kWh.
36 Inflation Fix for 36 months starting at 12.1¢/kWh.
GoodEnergy 12 for 12 months starting at 12.4¢/kWh.

How much do electricity plans cost per month?

The monthly bill will vary by season (with the winter and summer seasons being the more expensive periods) and the size of your home. In 2022 in , Texas, the average electricity plan rate is 0¢/kWh. On average, that means

A small home will use around 500kWh of energy times 0¢/kWh totalling $0 per month.
An average-sized home will use around 1000kWh of power times 0¢/kWh totalling $0 per month.
A large home will use around 2000kWh of power times 0¢/kWh totalling $0 per month.

You can price electricity plans in your area here.

If You're Looking for Pioneer Energy

Pioneer Energy is not currently available on TexasElectricityRatings.com. If you are shopping for residentail electricity in Texas, these are our recommended plans. Alternatively you can browse all of our Texas electricity plans.

Best Long Term Value

36 Inflation Fix

12.1 ^¢/kwh

at 1,000kWh
^$120/mo.

est. avg. bill

Based on a yearly usage curve averaging 1,000 kWh per month

36 month
Fixed Rate
Renewable

866-656-0374

Best 24 Month Plan

Bigger Than Texas 24

12.0 ^¢/kwh

at 1,000kWh
^$119/mo.

est. avg. bill

Based on a yearly usage curve averaging 1,000 kWh per month

24 month
Fixed Rate
Renewable

866-656-0374

Best 16 Month Plan

Simply Select 16

12.9 ^¢/kwh

at 1,000kWh
^$129/mo.

est. avg. bill

Based on a yearly usage curve averaging 1,000 kWh per month

16 month
Fixed Rate
Renewable

888-691-1489

36 Month Bill Credit

36 Month Usage Bill Credit

13.5 ^¢/kwh

at 1,000kWh
^$155/mo.

est. avg. bill

Based on a yearly usage curve averaging 1,000 kWh per month

36 month
Bill Credit
Non-Renewable

855-287-8849

How do I get the Cheapest Pioneer Energy Rate?

There are four basic steps

We've created a step by step guide to help you get the cheapest electricity rate. Plus we've built tools to help analyze your rate. Or you can use our Bill Calculator tool.

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Pioneer Energy Rates for Houston

Company & Plan	Term	Rate
4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 12	12	9.2¢
4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 24	24	9.2¢
Frontier Utilities - Frontier Saver Plus 12	12	9.2¢
Gexa Energy - Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12	12	9.2¢
Gexa Energy - Gexa Eco Saver Plus 24	24	9.2¢

Houston - Centerpoint Electricity prices as of 06-05-2023. Compare Houston Electricity Rates.

Pioneer Energy Rates for Dallas

Company & Plan	Term	Rate
4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 12	12	8.8¢
4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 24	24	8.8¢
Frontier Utilities - Frontier Saver Plus 12	12	8.8¢
Gexa Energy - Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12	12	8.8¢
Gexa Energy - Gexa Eco Saver Plus 24	24	8.8¢

Dallas - Oncor Electricity prices as of 06-05-2023. Compare Dallas Electricity Rates.

Pioneer Energy Rates for Abilene

Company & Plan	Term	Rate
4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 24	24	9.8¢
Frontier Utilities - Frontier Saver Plus 12	12	9.8¢
Frontier Utilities - Frontier Saver Plus 24	24	9.8¢
Gexa Energy - Gexa Eco Saver Plus 24	24	9.8¢
4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 12	12	9.9¢

Abilene - AEP North Electricity prices as of 06-05-2023. Compare Abilene Electricity Rates.

Pioneer Energy Rates for Corpus Christi

Company & Plan	Term	Rate
4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 12	12	9.7¢
4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 24	24	9.7¢
Frontier Utilities - Frontier Saver Plus 12	12	9.7¢
Gexa Energy - Gexa Eco Saver Plus 24	24	9.7¢
Frontier Utilities - Frontier Saver Plus 24	24	9.7¢

Corpus Christi - AEP Central Electricity prices as of 06-05-2023. Compare Corpus Christi Electricity Rates.

News Articles About Pioneer Energy

Your Power to Choose—Why ERCOT’s Power Pond Got Just a Little Smaller

Posted on August 03, 2018

Texas electricity retail providers face fierce financial competition this summer.

Is my electric company leaving Texas?

During Texas droughts, the pond gradually shrinks to a puddle, the ubiquitous barred tiger salamander will turn cannibal, devouring each other until there’s only one big salamander left in the muddy ooze. The barred tiger salamander’s om-nom-nom behavior ominously resonates with the latest Texas retail electricity news. Not only is about half of the Lone Star state in drought under a hot, August sun, but recently parts of two more Texas electricity retailers have suddenly —and predictably— been consumed by another. NRG’s Cirro Energy announced this week that it has acquired the customers of two of its Texas electricity provider competitors this week. Pioneer Energy of Sugar Land has notified its customers that their retail electric service will be transferred to Cirro Energy in August. Stat Energy of Richardson notified its customers that they would be transferred to Cirro in July. Details of the deal are confidential and Cirro is not saying yet just how many customers were involved in the transaction. The news of NRG’s snapping up the customer books of its competitors follows after the energy company shed half of its power generation plants to pay off $7 billion in debt to focus more on retail energy. In June, it wrapped up buying energy retailer XOOM Energy for $210 million. NRG’s President and CEO, Mauricio Gutierrez said that his company was enjoying a very successful 2nd quarter and that NRG was “always looking for books that we can add to our retail business, and that's what they were." With electricity market prices regularly spiking from $30 to $2000 per mWh, ERCOT’s summer market is proving a very volatile and expensive environment to do business, especially for smaller electricity retailers. Apart from emailing customers to conserve energy bigger electricity provider companies have the money and credit to hedge years in advance against surging scarcity pricing in ERCOT. NRG, for example, is the largest retail electric provider in Texas and apart from Cirro Energy, it also owns Reliant Energy, Green Mountain Energy and Pennywise Power.

Power Plays—just some healthy competition

Of course, the way things have gone this summer, it’s not so surprising to find big electric companies swallowing up smaller ones. Until ERCOT is able to attract more generation to build capacity and stabilize pricing to allow more competition in it’s power pond, this will be the natural order of things. As we’ve noted in a past Texas retail electricity provider blog article, several providers have either failed or fled the pond altogether. And that’s not a bad thing. After all, when you’re looking for a cheap electricity rate you want to have strong, stable companies that can tolerate the heat of the marketplace without burning their customers with sky-high rates. So, there’s no need to panic. There will doubtlessly be a number of providers that survive this year and grow stronger from the experience. Consumers may even to find some great deals when they shop and compare electricity plans later in the fall as providers reassert themselves. And fortunately there are many, many safeguards in place to prevent one Texas electric company from eventually becoming Mudpuppy Supreme. Still, midway through the summer cooling season and this salamandarish-ness in the Texas electricity market going on, it's tempting to wonder how far the feeding frenzy could go.