Deer Park Electricity Rates, Plans & Suppliers
Currently, the cheapest Deer Park electricity rate is 13.5 ¢/kWh, 31% lower than the average rate of 19.6 ¢/kWh.
Based on recent order data, the best electricity providers in Deer Park are Champion Energy Services, 4Change Energy, and Gexa Energy.
42% are choosing plans with a contract length of 24 months, with 12 month contracts being the second most popular choice at 12%.
The average electric bill in Deer Park ranges from $160 to $310, with an average electricity usage of 1100-1400 kWh per month.
Recommended plans in Deer Park
Champ Saver-24 from Champion Energy Services
- Our Review: Champions plans are all pretty similar, and their 24 month plan is more of the same. Champion plans are flat and have similar kWh rates across the three different usage thresholds, which means that customers won't have any big bill surprises in store if they use 500 kWh, 1500 kWh, or 2500 kWh. The plan has a pretty competitive energy charge, which also keeps your monthly bills low. The plan has no monthly recurring or base charge, and it has a cancellation fee of $250. So be sure not to cancel your conract after only a year. Also, most importantly, this plan is an All Included deal. So when you're looking at the EFL, you will see that the kWh rate you see advertised includes all of the TDU transportation fees, as well. Which is why the rate might look high, but the bills are reasonable.
- Pros: Champion's 24 month plan is predictable, pretty affordable, and comes with no surprises.
- Cons: Not the absolute cheapest plan out there, but not the most expensive.
- Plan Type: Fixed Rate
- Rate: 14.7 - 16.3 cents per kWh
- Term: 24 Months
Champ Saver-12 from Champion Energy Services
- Our Review: Champions plans are all pretty similar, and their 12 month plan is no different. Champion plans are flat and have similar kWh rates across the three different usage thresholds, which means that customers won't have any big bill surprises in store if they use 500 kWh, 1500 kWh, or 2500 kWh. The plan has a pretty competitive energy charge, which also keeps your monthly bills low. The plan has no monthly recurring or base charge, and it has a cancellation fee of $150. So be sure not to cancel your conract a month early. Also, most importantly, this plan is an All Included deal. So when you're looking at the EFL, you will see that the kWh rate you see advertised includes all of the TDU transportation fees, as well. Which is why the rate might look high, but the bills are actually fairly low.
- Pros: Champion's 12 month plan is predictable, pretty affordable, and comes with no surprises.
- Cons: Not the absolute cheapest plan out there, but not the most expensive.
- Plan Type: Fixed Rate
- Rate: 14.8 - 16.4 cents per kWh
- Term: 12 Months
Maxx Saver Select 24 from 4Change Energy
- Our Review: 4Change's Maxx Saver Select 24 plan is one of many bill credit plans that have limited utility. The $100 bill credit kicks in at a usage level of 1k, so for anyone using less than that each month, like an apartment dweller, the plan rate is horribly high. If they use over a 1k, the bill credit kicks in and the rate becomes pretty competitive. But if you use much more over 1k, the the very high energy charge of the plan takes over and that bill credit becomes less and less effective.
- Pros: This plan has a huge bill $100 credit at 1k kWh of usage
- Cons: If you use under 1k or well over 2k, the bill credit basically doesn't help you
- Plan Type: Bill Credit
- Rate: 12.3 - 23.6 cents per kWh
- Term: 24 Months
Five Cheapest Electric Rates for Deer Park
| Company | Term | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| 4Change Energy | 24/months | 12.4¢/kWh |
| Frontier Utilities | 12/months | 12.4¢/kWh |
| Gexa Energy | 12/months | 12.4¢/kWh |
| Discount Power | 12/months | 12.9¢/kWh |
| Constellation | 12/months | 12.9¢/kWh |
Green Energy Options in Deer Park
Most Texas electricity companies have a 100% green / renewable energy plan, where 100% of the energy you buy supports renewable energy generators. Some Deer Park electricity companies are exclusively green, where every plan is 100% green and prices and rates support 100% green energy and renewable generation.
| Company | Term | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Gexa Energy | 12/months | 12.4¢/kWh |
| Rhythm | 19/months | 15.1¢/kWh |
| Chariot Energy | 24/months | 15.2¢/kWh |
| APG&E | 12/months | 16.3¢/kWh |
| GoodCharlie Energy | 36/months | 16.9¢/kWh |
The Best Rated Electricity Companies in Deer Park
Deer Park Power To Choose
Before electricity deregulation, Deer Park electricity customers had to purchase their electricity from a monopoly utility company. That all changed in the early 2000s, and people in Deer Park got the power to choose their electric provider.
Since then, you've been able to pick your own electricity plan from dozens of companies, including:
No Deposit & Prepaid Plans for Deer Park
There are several no deposit light companies in Deer Park that can get your lights on tonight. No deposit electricity plans require that you prepay for your electricity. You can order online, and deposit a small amount - generally $25-$75 and get your lights on in a few hours. Once you’ve ordered service, you download an app and that reminds you when you need to deposit more money to keep your lights on.
Deer Park Rates, Plans and Provider FAQ
What Deer Park Constellation electricity plans are available?
The following rates are available from Constellation
Is it true that Constellation has a low price in Deer Park?
- 12 Month Flat Tier Product is the cheapest rate from Constellation. It is a 12 month plan with a rate of 12.900 cents per kWh.
We recommend you compare electricity rates in Deer Park and see if this plan is right for you.
Just Energy offers these plans in Deer Park
The following rates are available from Just Energy
What is a cheap Reliant electricity rate in Deer Park?
- Reliant Power Savings 24 plan is the cheapest rate from Reliant. It is a 24 month plan with a rate of 13.900 cents per kWh.
You can order the Reliant Power Savings 24 plan plan here on TexasElectricityRatings without hassling with the state-run powertochoose.org website