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A billing-focused guide to comparing Texas electricity rates by the usage assumptions, charges, credits, and official source documents behind the number.
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A Texas power plan can show one rate, but the bill can change once usage, delivery charges, credits, fees, and service-area details are applied.
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A practical Texas shopper guide to finding an electricity plan that fits your usage, budget, location, and contract needs.
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Bill credit electricity plans can look cheap at one usage level and expensive at another. Learn how to compare them with your real monthly kWh before enrolling.
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The Texas PUC does not choose your electricity plan, but it shapes the rules behind plan disclosures, complaints, ERCOT oversight, outage guidance, and customer protections. Here is what shoppers should check before enrolling, switching, or filing a complaint.
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The Oncor-Sharyland deal moved about 54,000 retail distribution customers to Oncor service and changed how those customers were billed for regulated delivery charges.
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The Eastern Interconnection is a major North American power grid, but most Texas electricity shoppers are served through the separate Texas Interconnection associated with ERCOT.
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A fixed electricity plan usually gives you more rate stability. A variable term gives you more price movement and sometimes more flexibility. The right choice depends on your usage, contract length, plan documents, and tolerance for bill changes.
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