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Electricity rates for Eldorado 76936 texas

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36 Month Usage Bill Credit
12.9 ¢
36
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Bill Credit Non-Renewable
36 Inflation Fix
12.6 ¢
36
$4.95
Fixed Rate Renewable
Weekends Free Plan - 12
14.0 ¢
12
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Live Brighter Lite 12
13.7 ¢
12
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Smart Lock Saver 24
14.0 ¢
24
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Pollution Free e-Plus 24
13.6 ¢
24
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Reliant Flextra Credits 12 plan
15.2 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Basics - 60
13.9 ¢
60
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Basics - 36
13.9 ¢
36
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Base Saver III - 24
10.9 ¢
24
$-
Bill Credit Non-Renewable
Weekends Free Plan - 24
13.9 ¢
24
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Twelve Hour Power 15 AutoPay
15.2 ¢
15
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Basics - 36
13.9 ¢
36
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Simple Choice - 12
14.2 ¢
12
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
100% Green Nights Free Plan - 36
14.9 ¢
36
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Gexa Eco Saver Premium 24
19.6 ¢
24
$35.00
Flat Rate Renewable
Gexa Eco Saver Premium 12
19.7 ¢
12
$35.00
Flat Rate Renewable
Gexa Eco Saver Plus 24
9.8 ¢
24
$-
Bill Credit Renewable
Gexa Eco Saver Lite 12
18.0 ¢
12
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Bill Credit Renewable
Weekends Free Plan - 12
14.0 ¢
12
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Power Maxx Saver 12
16.9 ¢
12
$4.95
Tiered Rate Non-Renewable
Power Maxx Saver 24
16.8 ¢
24
$4.95
Tiered Rate Non-Renewable
Savers Discount 24
17.1 ¢
24
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Savers Discount 12
15.8 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Base Saver III - 24
10.9 ¢
24
$-
Bill Credit Non-Renewable
Basics - 60
13.9 ¢
60
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Simple Choice - 36
13.9 ¢
36
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Weekends Free Plan - 24
13.9 ¢
24
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Live Brighter 12 AutoPay
14.9 ¢
12
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Simple Choice - 12
14.2 ¢
12
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
100% Green Nights Free Plan - 36
14.9 ¢
36
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Basics - 36
13.9 ¢
36
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Simply Select 36
13.5 ¢
36
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
Simply Select 16
13.4 ¢
16
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
Simply Select 24
13.0 ¢
24
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
Simply Select 12
12.7 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
Simple Choice - 36
13.9 ¢
36
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Gexa EV 24
15.7 ¢
24
$-
Bill Credit Renewable
100% Green Nights Free Plan - 36
14.9 ¢
36
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Weekends Free Plan - 12
14.0 ¢
12
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Weekends Free Plan - 24
13.9 ¢
24
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Simple Choice - 12
14.2 ¢
12
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Basics - 60
13.9 ¢
60
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Simple Choice - 36
13.9 ¢
36
$4.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Base Saver III - 24
10.9 ¢
24
$-
Bill Credit Non-Renewable
Moving Made Easy
7.3 ¢
1
$4.95
Variable Rate Renewable
Just Electricity, Y'all
19.0 ¢
1
$4.95
Variable Rate Renewable
Moving Made Easy Variable
19.0 ¢
1
$4.95
Variable Rate Renewable
ecobee Clean & Green 36
13.1 ¢
36
$4.95
Fixed Rate Renewable
Gexa Eco Saver Advantage 12
19.5 ¢
12
$-
Bill Credit Renewable
Frontier Saver Value 12
17.8 ¢
12
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Bill Credit Non-Renewable
Frontier Saver Plus 24
9.8 ¢
24
$-
Bill Credit Non-Renewable
Frontier Saver Max 24
19.6 ¢
24
$-
Bill Credit Non-Renewable
Frontier Saver Max 12
19.7 ¢
12
$35.00
Flat Rate Non-Renewable
Maxx Saver Select 12
9.9 ¢
12
$-
Tiered Rate Non-Renewable
Smart Budget 36
13.9 ¢
36
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Maxx Saver Select 24
9.8 ¢
24
$-
Tiered Rate Non-Renewable
Energy Texas Monthly
19.0 ¢
1
$4.95
Variable Rate Renewable
Gexa Saver Freedom 36
16.2 ¢
36
$-
Bill Credit Renewable
The Gruene 18
13.2 ¢
18
$4.95
Fixed Rate Renewable
Wise Buy 24
12.8 ¢
24
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Bigger Than Texas 24
12.5 ¢
24
$4.95
Fixed Rate Renewable
Valor 36
11.9 ¢
36
$-
Tiered Rate Non-Renewable
Conservation 12 plan
14.5 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
GridEdge 18
11.3 ¢
18
$-
Bill Credit Renewable
Solarize 18
14.2 ¢
18
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
GridEdge 36
11.2 ¢
36
$-
Bill Credit Renewable
Solarize 15
14.2 ¢
15
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
Reliant Conservation 24 plan
14.5 ¢
24
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Reliant Basic Power 24 plan
13.6 ¢
24
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Come & Take It 12
12.4 ¢
12
$4.95
Fixed Rate Renewable
Solarize 36
14.1 ¢
36
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
GridEdge 24
11.3 ¢
24
$-
Bill Credit Renewable
Two Months Free 24
15.4 ¢
24
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
18 Month Usage Bill Credit + PowerPlug
12.9 ¢
18
$-
Bill Credit Non-Renewable
Frontier Saver Plus 12
9.8 ¢
12
$-
Bill Credit Non-Renewable
Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12
9.9 ¢
12
$-
Bill Credit Renewable
GridEdge 12
11.4 ¢
12
$-
Bill Credit Renewable
Solarize 24
14.2 ¢
24
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
Reliant Basic Power 12 plan
13.8 ¢
12
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Valor 24
12.9 ¢
24
$-
Tiered Rate Non-Renewable
Valor 12
12.9 ¢
12
$-
Tiered Rate Non-Renewable
Smart Budget 24
13.8 ¢
24
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Secure 24
14.5 ¢
24
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Season Pass 12
16.5 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Free Nights & Solar Days 12
16.9 ¢
12
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Secure Green 24
14.9 ¢
24
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Solarize 12
14.3 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Renewable
Flex Forward
16.6 ¢
1
$9.99
Variable Rate Non-Renewable
Secure 12
14.9 ¢
12
$9.95
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Simple Rate 12
15.6 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Smart Budget 12
14.1 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
12 Month Usage Bill Credit
12.9 ¢
12
$-
Bill Credit Non-Renewable
12 Month (No Min Usage Fee)
14.5 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
12 Month GREEN (No Min Usage Fee)
14.5 ¢
12
$-
Fixed Rate Non-Renewable
Simple 6
18.4 ¢
6
$-
Pre-paid Non-Renewable
Premier 12
18.3 ¢
12
$-
Pre-paid Non-Renewable
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Rates as of June 4th, 2023

Recent Customer Reviews around Eldorado

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I have been a customer for many years and to date, I have had no reason to call Customer Service. I am happy with my service. Billing is easy. The weekly usage emails is a great feature.
  • Chris Fouch from San Angelo, Texas
  • August 3rd, 2022
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What Customers Are Asking In Eldorado

What are the cheapest 24 month energy plans in my area 76936?

The most affordable electricity plans in 76936 are Bigger Than Texas 24 from 12.5¢/kWh, Champ Saver-24 from 12.7¢/kWh, Wise Buy 24 from 12.8¢/kWh, Free Weekends-24 from 12.9¢/kWh, and GoodEnergy 24 from 12.9¢/kWh.

What are the cheapest 12 month energy plans in my area 76936?

The most affordable electricity plans in 76936 are Come & Take It 12 from 12.4¢/kWh, Champ Saver-12 from 12.6¢/kWh, Simply Select 12 from 12.7¢/kWh, GoodEnergy 12 from 12.9¢/kWh, and GoodGreen 12 from 13.2¢/kWh.

What plans does Constellation have in my area?

In your area, Constellation offers the following electricity plans: 12 Month Usage Bill Credit starting at 12.9¢/kWh, 36 Month Usage Bill Credit starting at 12.9¢/kWh, 18 Month Usage Bill Credit + PowerPlug starting at 12.9¢/kWh, and 12 Month (No Min Usage Fee) starting at 14.5¢/kWh. The average rate of a 12 month fixed-rate electricity plan in your area is around 14.3¢/kWh, ranging from 12.4¢/kWh to 16.9¢/kWh.

Electricity and local information about 76936

Electricity and local information about 76936

Coming in as Texas 1097th most populuous zipcode region, 76936 contains 3377 people and covers 1,074.10 square miles of Eldorado.

Area codes in 76936 include 325.

Zipcodes Near Eldorado

4 Cities Nearest to Eldorado

3 Smaller Zipcodes

ZipcodeMedian Income
78389$50,577
75831$50,575
77619$50,559
79764$50,556
76951$50,543

News Around Eldorado

Updated Texas Hurricane Season

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Late season hurricanes in Texas have been dangerous. Find out how NOAA’s updated forecast affects your family and your electricity rates.
Hurricanes spawn in the tropical Atlantic and move westward to Texas.
Find out how NOAA’s updated forecast affects your family and your electricity rates.

Hurricane Season Returns to Texas

On August 8, NOAA released its August update for the Atlantic Hurricane Season and the final El Niño Advisory. The news is this — El Niño is dead, conditions in the tropical Atlantic have changed. Now there's a higher likelihood for tropical cyclones to form during the last 100 days of the 2019 season.
Hurricane August Prediction Update, 2019
NOAA May Prediction NOAA August Prediction Seasonal Average 1981-2010
Number of named storms (winds 39 mph+) 9-15 10-17 12
Storms becoming hurricanes (winds 74 mph+) 4-8 5-9 6
Major hurricanes (Cat. 3, 4 or 5, winds 111 mph+) 2-4 2-4 3

El Nino Está Muerto

Though researchers expected that the El Niño had a chance to last until fall, the little guy didn't make it. Temperature measurements in the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) area of the equatorial Pacific showed that SSTs have cooled to 0.4°C above the long-term average. Now, that's not much of a change but the decrease takes the measurement below the minimum threshold of 0.5°C for an El Niño to begin exerting atmospheric influence.

Why Are Hurricanes A Threat to Texas Now?

The normal Walker circulation has stayed in the western Pacific. El Niños usually move the Walker Circulation eastward towards Mexico, where it sets up cyclone-killing wind shears in the Atlantic. No El Niño means no additional wind shearing to snuff out hurricanes. While there may be some wind shearing possible in the Atlantic, it will probably not be as constant since there won’t be an El Niño present to change wind circulation.

Will Hurricanes Hit Texas?

It's not certain but it is a possibility and well worth preparing for. Texas residents have been hit by many late season hurricanes in the past. Both Harvey and Ike were late season storms that caused extensive damage, flooding, power outages, and numerous deaths. Though the Main Development Region (MDR) in the Atlantic has been quiet for days now, there's a lot a potential. The west coast of Africa is in what NOAA calls an "enhanced" monsoon mode. There are strong northeast trade winds streaming just off shore from the western Sahara towards the Canary Islands. Not far from the Cape Verde Islands, they run into the ridging from the wet monsoon flow heading north. South of that ridge, the winds are curving into Africa, bringing the monsoon moisture into the continent's interior. This is where the dry Sahara winds are picking up all that moist air from the south and head westward as the African Easterly Jet. If you watch this Live Surface Winds Map, you can see this air flow pattern in real time. With all this warm moist air heading westward over the warm Atlantic Ocean, tropical waves (low pressure troughs) form within the jet. Fueled by heated convection currents, they can spin up into tropical cyclone systems as they cross the Atlantic and ultimately form hurricanes.

Late Season Hurricanes in Texas, a Zombie El Niño?

Most ominous for Texas is that researchers have correlated a typical increase in the number of Category 3 to 5 hurricanes when El Niño was relatively weak and the West African monsoon was strong. This especially holds true for late season hurricanes that primarily form in the warm waters of the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. However, as of this writing (August 13), NOAA reports several tropical waves have formed in the eastern Atlantic and Caribbean. Some are embedded with "dry Saharan air" which limits convection or precipitation, and reducing the chance for storm formation.  As a consequence, they will likely fade out over the next 24 hours. Even with the reawakened hurricane season it might not be time to write this El Niño's obituary just yet. Conditions in the equatorial Pacific are still on the borderline and El Niños have been known to die back in late summer only to emerge healthy and fully active in mid-autumn. But while a zombie El Niño wouldn't do much for hurricane season right now, it could hold back freezing winter conditions and keep Texas energy prices low. It's just too early to be certain. Meanwhile, with the higher likelihood of a stormier tropical cyclone season, it's important to , make sure your family has a hurricane safety plan and everyone knows what to do in the event that dangerous weather is coming to Texas.

ENSO Neutral: Shopping for Texas Electricity

ENSO Neutral (or "El Nada" as some clever wags call it) means that there isn't enough warmth or cold in the ENSO area of the equatorial Pacific to influence atmospheric circulation. That leaves other features that affect the planet's atmosphere to have a great influence. In the long view, ENSO neutral winter conditions usually mean colder than normal conditions in the upper US north with warmer and wetter conditions in Texas and across the US south. That's not to say that bitterly cold out break in the US north doesn't happen during El Niño years. This recent El Niño began emerging last winter. However, ENSO neutral conditions create opportunities for longer lasting colder-than normal temperatures by shifting the Polar jet southwards. If that were to happen, northern states would likely consume more natural gas for heating and for generating electricity. That demand would decrease supply and increase price as winter wore on. Consequently, Texas and the rest of the US could see natural gas and electricity prices rise during the first quarter of 2020. With that in mind, it's an excellent strategy to shop for a new fixed rate electricity plan now. By locking in a low priced plan at https://www.texaselectricityratings.com, you can shield your family from the potential spiking winter rates and beyond.