Tyler Electricity Rates, Plans & Suppliers

Five Cheapest Electric Rates for Tyler

Green Energy Options in Tyler

Most Texas electricity companies have a 100% green / renewable energy plan, where 100% of the energy you buy supports renewable energy generators. Some Tyler electricity companies are exclusively green, where every plan is 100% green and prices and rates support 100% green energy and renewable generation.

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Power To Choose for Tyler residents

Tyler electricity consumers do have a Power To Choose their own Retail Electric Provider (REP). Texas Electricity Ratings has created a great electricity marketplace where you can compare, shop, and order from multiple top-tier energy providers like these:

• Gexa
• Champion
• TXU
• Reliant

No Deposit & Prepaid Plans for Tyler

There are several no deposit light companies in Tyler 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.

Tyler Rates, Plans and Provider FAQ

What is a cheap Gexa Energy electricity rate in Tyler?

Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12 is the cheapest rate from Gexa Energy. It is a 12 month plan with a rate of 12.400 cents per kWh.

You can order the Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12 plan here on TexasElectricityRatings without hassling with the state-run powertochoose.org website

What Tyler TXU Energy electricity plans are available?

The following rates are available from TXU Energy

Clear Deal 12	15.50 cents per kWh
Clear Deal 24	16.50 cents per kWh
Solar Value 12	16.50 cents per kWh
Simple Rate 12	18.70 cents per kWh
Season Pass 12	19.50 cents per kWh
Free Nights & Solar Days 12 (8 pm)	19.50 cents per kWh
Flex Forward	20.30 cents per kWh
Saver's Discount 12	20.60 cents per kWh
Solar Saver 12	21.80 cents per kWh
Saver's Discount 24	21.80 cents per kWh

TXU Energy offers these plans in Tyler

The following rates are available from TXU Energy

Clear Deal 12	15.50 cents per kWh
Clear Deal 24	16.50 cents per kWh
Solar Value 12	16.50 cents per kWh
Simple Rate 12	18.70 cents per kWh
Season Pass 12	19.50 cents per kWh
Free Nights & Solar Days 12 (8 pm)	19.50 cents per kWh
Flex Forward	20.30 cents per kWh
Saver's Discount 12	20.60 cents per kWh
Solar Saver 12	21.80 cents per kWh
Saver's Discount 24	21.80 cents per kWh

Is it true that 4Change Energy has a low price in Tyler?

Maxx Saver Select 24 is the cheapest rate from 4Change Energy. It is a 24 month plan with a rate of 12.500 cents per kWh.

We recommend you compare electricity rates in Tyler and see if this plan is right for you.

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About Tyler Texas

History of Tyler

Tyler became recognized legally, starting with an act of the State's legislature on 11 th April 1846. Smith County was created by the Texas government and authorized the county seat. In the first plat, it was designated as a 28-block town that was centered by the main square, which spans 100 acres that the County of Smith in 1847 acquired. The new town was named after President John Tyler, who spearheaded the annexation of Texas.

According to history, Tyler’s early economy relied on agriculture since it diversified during the period. For example, the second major industry was logging, while metalworking was under contemporary manufacturing, not to forget leather tanning and wood milling. It could also help if you knew that workforce needed for agricultural purposes came from slave labor before the civil war.

Tyler Culture

It is in Tyler, where the annual Texas Rose Festival takes place, and this event draws several tourists to the city. The Festival is dedicated to celebrating the role of the rose-growing industry in the locality. Additionally, the Festival features some civic events, a parade, and a coronation of Queen Rose. The city is also home to Rose Museum, and the Festival's history characterizes that. On the other hand, Tyler is home to Caldwell Zoo, many local museums, country clubs, and other tourist attraction sites.

Landmarks in Tyler, TX

1. Tyler State Park

   This amazing park is located north of Tyler, TX, and covers 985.5 acres. The park is notable because of its 64-acre lake, among other natural features. In 1934 and 1935, private owners deeded the land, and the Civilian Conservative Corps were the ones who made the initial improvements. However, it was not until 1939 that the park was opened, and in-park activities, including boating, camping, fishing, lake swimming, mountain biking, and nature study, to mention a few.

2. Waterpark at the Villages

   This amazing resort spans 25,000 square feet of fun suited for the entire family. It could also help if you knew that it features waterslides, a lazy river, and a wave pool, among other attractions. There is also a 19,000 square foot glass-enclosed recreational spot that is climate controlled to ensure visitors have full all year round. This glass-enclosed spot is also designed with a retractable roof to allow for open-air excitement during summer. The park was first opened in 2008. It is such a nice place to visit while in Tyler.

Tourist Attraction Sites in Tyler, TX

1. Caldwell Zoo

   This bustling park sits on a piece of land measuring 85 acres. The park is famous because of its variety of animals from all over the globe. The Association of Zoos and Aquariums accredited the zoo. The zoo is at 2203 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Tyler, 75702, TX, USA.

2. Tyler Rose Garden

   This is a beautiful rose park in Tyler incorporated with a museum. It’s not only a beautiful but also free to walk park where you can stall with your dog. The park’s address is 420 Rose Park Dr, Tyler, 75702, TX, USA.