Recommended Plans in Galveston
36 Inflation Fix
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13.3 ¢/kwhat 1,000kWh
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$121/mo.est. avg. billBased on a yearly usage curve averaging 1,000 kWh per month
- 36 month
- Fixed Rate
- Renewable
Variable RateFlex Forward
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20.3 ¢/kwhat 1,000kWh
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$203/mo.est. avg. billBased on a yearly usage curve averaging 1,000 kWh per month
- 1 month
- Variable Rate
- Non-Renewable
Best 24 Month PlanChamp Saver-24
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14.5 ¢/kwhat 1,000kWh
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$133/mo.est. avg. billBased on a yearly usage curve averaging 1,000 kWh per month
- 24 month
- Fixed Rate
- Non-Renewable
Best 12 Month PlanEagle 36
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15.8 ¢/kwhat 1,000kWh
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$158/mo.est. avg. billBased on a yearly usage curve averaging 1,000 kWh per month
- 36 month
- Fixed Rate
- Non-Renewable
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Average Rates & Usage in Galveston
In October, the average electricity rate in Galveston was 14.77¢ per kWh. The average households monthly electricity usage was 989 kWh, making the average bill around $146.
based on EIA Data as of December, 2022
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Bigger Than Texas 24
- monthly recurring charge $4.95
- 24 month
- Fixed Rate
- Renewable
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13.5¢ / kwhSimply Bright 6
- monthly recurring charge $0.00
- 6 month
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13.9¢ / kwhMaxx Saver Select 12
- monthly recurring charge $0.00
- 12 month
- Tiered Rate
- Non-Renewable
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About Galveston Texas
History of Galveston
Galveston is an island, and its inhabitants named the area Arie. Even though there is no actual information concerning their landings and route, there is a group of people that wrecked a ship with Cabeza de Vaca in 1528. It was in 1816 that the first European settlements were started to be constructed. These settlements helped them support the Mexicans who were in rebellion with the Spanish. In 1817, Aury returned from an unsuccessful raid and found that the pirates had already occupied Galveston, and Jean Lafitte led them.
The Port of Galveston was established in 1825 by the Congress of Mexico, while the customs house was erected in 1830. There was a time when Galveston served as Texas' capital in 1836 when the interim President David Burned moved his government to the city.
Galveston Culture
Galveston is home to Galveston Arts Center, which was incorporated in 1986 and it's considered a non-profit arts organization. The center's purpose is to exhibit contemporary art, mostly from Texas-based artists, not to forget that it also offers outreach and educational programs. Most importantly, the center produces and organizes Galveston ArtWalk. Entry to the museum is free to everybody.
Landmarks in Galveston
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Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier
This amazing landmark is considered an incredible pleasure pier in the heart of Galveston city. The pier was opened to the public in 2012, characterized by 15 rides, souvenir shops, one roller coaster, and carnival games. Upon visiting this place, you will have fun rides and nice food, not to forget that there is also a nice ocean view. There is no doubt that you will also love the Ferris wheel that is over the water. This place will provide you with nothing but an amazing nostalgic boardwalk experience.
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The Bishop’s Palace
This place is sometimes called Gresham's Castle, an ornate square that sits on a piece of land measuring 19,082 square feet. The house is designed using the Victorian design, located on Broadway and 14 th Street, towards the east end of the Galveston Historic District. Upon visiting this gorgeous house, you will surely enjoy the self-tour, and guess what? You will love the magnificent stained glass. There's no other beautiful gem like this in the city.
Tourist Attraction Cites in Galveston
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Moody Gardens
This place is considered an incredible tourist site with a nice golf course and hotel. The site was opened in 1986, and it's considered a non-profit organization that utilizes nature to excite and educate visitors about wildlife and conservation. You can access this site at 1 Hope Blvd, Galveston, TX 77554, USA.
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Galveston Island State Park
This amazing state park in Galveston is located towards the western side of the city in Galveston County; the park offers you a cool breeze and a nice view of the western Gulf Coast. There are also freshwater showers in the park, not to mention that it is also an incredible place to kayak. You can access this park at 14901 Fm 3005, Galveston, Galveston Island, TX 77554, USA.