We recommended these Plans for their consistent rates regardless of your usage Houston, TX
12 Month Fixed Rate
Eagle 12
13.8¢ / kwh
at 1,000 kWh per bill
$138
est. avg. bill
Based on a yearly usage curve
averaging 0 kWh per month

24 Month Fixed Rate
Champ Saver-24
13.2¢ / kwh
at 1,000 kWh per bill
$130
est. avg. bill
Based on a yearly usage curve
averaging 0 kWh per month

Which electric companies have the most consistent rates?
These 5 brands have consistently shown fair, smooth pricing no matter how much energy you use. Generally, these plans don't use bill credits or funny monthly charges to show a good price. With these brands, what you see is what you get!
Average Electricity Rates - Past 6 Months
Over the last six months, the average electricity rate for new customers has risen almost 20% 30%.
Electricity rates have risen 10% 20% in the past two weeks alone.
This summer is expected to hit record heat, and with that comes extreme load on power generators.
When there isn't enough power for everyone to run their A/C, the price electric companies have to pay for your power can increase as high as 4000%.
Texas electricity companies are preparing for that scenario, and are raising their rates to try and absorb some of that impact.
If you are on a month-to-month plan, new to the area, or your plan is expiring, now is the time to switch to a fixed-rate electricity plan.
We don't anticipate rates going down for the next few months, and if this trend continues, we will see record electricity prices.
Don't get stuck on a variable rate plan. Your bill could go up hundreds of dollars.
Plan Name
Company
Length
Price
Rate Stability
12 month
Bill Credit
Bill Credit
19.1¢ / kwh
at 1,000 kWh per bill



12 month
Fixed Rate
Fixed Rate
14.2¢ / kwh
at 1,000 kWh per bill
24 month
Fixed Rate
Fixed Rate
13.5¢ / kwh
at 1,000 kWh per bill



18 month
Bill Credit
Bill Credit
13.5¢ / kwh
at 1,000 kWh per bill



36 month
Bill Credit
Bill Credit
13.9¢ / kwh
at 1,000 kWh per bill



12 month
Fixed Rate
Fixed Rate
14.9¢ / kwh
at 1,000 kWh per bill


