If you live in Fort Worth, TX, you live in an area with deregulated electricity, which gives you the power to choose your electricity provider. However, with so many providers and plans to choose from, finding the best Fort Worth electricity rates for you can be difficult.
To help, ElectricityRates.com provides the Rate Comparison Tool, which allows you to compare leading Texas utility plans and providers in seconds. Enter your ZIP Code above to get started.
Shop Fort Worth Electricity Rates
The local utility for Fort Worth is Oncor. Check out some of the best plans available for Oncor below. If you want a full list of plans available near you on ElectricityRates.com, enter your ZIP Code above.
Plan | Rate Per kWh At 1000kWh avg. usage |
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4Change Energy Maxx Saver Select 24 24 Months | 10.8¢ Select |
4Change Energy Maxx Saver Select 12 12 Months | 10.8¢ Select |
Frontier Utilities Frontier Saver Plus 12 Plan 12 Months | 10.8¢ Select |
APG&E True Classic 8 8 Months | 12.5¢ Select |
Constellation 12Mo Usage Bill Credit + A/C Protection 12 Months | 14.6¢ Select |
- 100% Renewable Sources
- A/C Protection Included
How to Compare Fort Worth Electricity Rates
ElectricityRates.com makes it easier than ever to find the best electricity providers and rates in and around the city of Fort Worth. With the Rate Comparison Tool, you can compare multiple electricity suppliers and plans side by side and enroll in minutes. All you have to do is follow this simple three-step process.
- Enter your ZIP Code – After you enter your ZIP Code, you will see multiple providers and plans available near you in the Fort Worth area.
- Compare electricity plans and providers – Pay careful attention to each plan's rate-structure and length.
- Switch electricity providers – When you find the plan you like, select the best plan, fill out the necessary info, and enroll.
That's all you have to do! Your new electric supplier will take care of the rest. Oncor does not care who your local provider is, so you can count on the reliable delivery of your electricity. The only thing that changes is your electricity plan.
How to Find the Best Texas Electricity Plan
There are a few factors to consider when comparing the best Fort Worth electricity plans.
Your Electricity Usage
For any Texas electricity plan, your effective electricity rate changes based on your monthly electricity usage. If you can, look at the trends in your electricity bills over the past 12 months. Find out how much electricity you use on average and which months are higher/lower than usual to get an electricity plan designed for your home usage.
The Local Electricity Rate Itself
ElectricityRates.com lists your rate at three different usage levels in the "plan details" section. Your electricity rate is what you pay per kilowatt-hour for electricity.
The Plan Type
ElectricityRates.com only offers fixed-rate plans (variable-rate plans almost always cost you more). Among those fixed-rate options, you can shop for plans with incentives bundled in, plans with 100% renewable energy, and plans with usage credits that go towards your total energy bill at the end of the month.
The Plan Length
For plans on ElectricityRates.com, the plan length shows how long your rate is locked in. Electricity plans can be as short as 6 months and as long as 5 years.
Moving to Fort Worth, TX and Setting Up Electricity
If you have just moved to the Fort Worth area, ElectricityRates.com suggests you check out the Texas electricity guide to learn all about the Texas electricity market.
As a new Texas homeowner, an issue you may run into when picking an electricity plan is that you simply won’t know your electricity usage. Since it's important to understand your energy usage trends to find the best electricity plan for you, you have two options.
First, you can ask your landlord, the original owners, or your new neighbors to get an idea of how much electricity your home will use. If this estimate isn’t possible, we recommend that you pick a short electricity plan, then reevaluate down the line.
Generally, apartments and small homes use around 500 kWh a month, medium-sized homes use around 1,000 kWh and larger homes can use 2,000 kWh a month.
Fort Worth Power To Choose
In Texas, the "power to choose" can refer to two things. First, it may refer to the deregulated state electricity market, since it gives residents the "power to choose" their own electricity provider.
Second, it may refer to powertochoose.org, which is the Public Utilities Commission of Texas's electricity shopping platform. The site features thousands of plans to choose from. However, for some, this can get confusing.
Many Texans choose ElectricityRates.com over powertochoose.org because of its simple and straightforward platform. It makes finding the best electricity rate from a reputable local provider effortless.
Fort Worth Electric Company Near Me
In the Fort Worth area, there are many providers to choose from. They range from smaller local companies to large national providers like Constellation, Direct Energy, and TriEagle Energy.
To ensure you don't pick the "wrong" provider, ElectricityRates.com only works with the best of the best. This is done by vetting each provider and plan on the site to guarantee its integrity. With our supplier comparison service, all the guesswork is taken out of it. You just type in your ZIP Code, find the best plan for you, and enroll.
Business Electricity Plans
Your business may be missing out on some big savings if you are not taking full advantage of Fort Worth's electricity deregulation.
ElectricityRates.com helps you get a plan designed for your business, with customized rates, energy bill optimization, and more. After completing the business electricity quote request form, a savings advisor will work with electricity providers to negotiate the best electricity plan for your company or organization. The best part is that there is no obligation to you!
Other Texas Utilities That Offer Energy Choice
Texas residents with Oncor are not the only Texans with the power to choose. Three other Texas utilities also offer Energy Choice:
- AEP Texas Serving over 1 million customers throughout Texas, AEP Texas's service area is split into two sections. AEP Central serves the southernmost parts of Texas, including towns along the Mexico border. AEP North's service area runs through northern and western Texas.
- CenterPoint Energy CenterPoint Energy serves Houston and the surrounding areas.
- Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP) TNMP serves over 255,000 Texas homes and businesses. Much of its service area is spread throughout parts of north and west Texas, but it also serves areas along the Gulf Coast.
Electricity Rates in Fort Worth Neighborhoods
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- White Settlement
- Westworth Village
- Westover Hills
- Ridglea Hills
- Como
- Arlington Heights
- Worth Heights
- Riverbend
- Ridgmar
- Crestline Area
- North Hi Mount
- Sunset Heights South
- Westland
- Montserrat
- Benbrook
- Meadows West
- Wedgwood
- Foster Park
- Overton Woods
- South Hills
- Westcliff
- Bluebonnet Hills
- Tanglewood
- University Place
- University West
- Paschal Area
- Park Hill
- Ryan Place
- Berkeley Place
- Morningside
- Rosemont
- Worth Heights
- Greenbriar
- Carter Park
- Edgecliff Village
- Highland Hills
- Southland Terrace
- South Meadows Crossing
- Hallmark-Camelot
- Forest Hill
- Glencrest
- Eastland
- South Edgewood
- Burchill
- Stop 6
- Ransom Terrace
- Polytechnic Heights
- Meadowbrook
- Handley
- Ryanwood
- Cookes Meadow
- Hollow Hills
- Eastern Hills
- Woodhaven
- White Lake Hills
- Garden of Eden
- United Riverside
- Carter Riveride
- Scenic Bluff
- Sylvan Heights West
- Richland Hills
- Bonnie Brae
- Sandybrook
- Cobblestone
- Diamond Hill
- Melody Hills
- Sansom Park
- River Oaks
- Calloway Park
- North Side
- Marine Park
- Rock Island
- Sundance Square
- Upper West Side
- Eastchase
- Historic Southside
- Hillside Morningside
- Cultural District
- Linwood
- University Park
- Crestwood
- Butler
- Sunset Terrace
- Blue Mound
- Lake Worth
- Northbrook
- Saginaw
- Jenkins Heights
- Greenfield Acres
- Fairway Bend
- Stoneglen
- Summerfields
- Park Glen
- Watauga
Electricity Rates in Fort Worth ZIP Codes
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- 76107
- 76109
- 76110
- 76111
- 76112
- 76113
- 76114
- 76115
- 76116
- 76118
- 76119
- 76120
- 76121
- 76122
- 76123
- 76124
- 76126
- 76129
- 76130
- 76131
- 76132
- 76133
- 76134
- 76135
- 76136
- 76137
- 76140
- 76147
- 76148
- 76150
- 76155
- 76161
- 76162
- 76163
- 76164
- 76166
- 76177
- 76179
- 76181
- 76185
- 76190
- 76191
- 76192
- 76193
- 76195
- 76196
- 76197
- 76198
- 76199
Electricity Rates in Popular Texas Cities
Learn more about electricity rates in other popular Texas cities:
- Abilene
- Arlington
- Big Spring
- Corpus Christi
- Dallas
- El Paso
- Frisco
- Garland
- Houston
- Humble
- Irving
- Katy
- Killeen
- Laredo
- League City
- McAllen
- Mesquite
- North Richland Hills
- Paris
- Pearland
- Plano
- Richardson
- San Angelo
- Sugar Land
- Tyler
- Wichita Falls
Still have questions? Check out the Texas electricity guide.