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Key Points
- Alvin’s deregulated energy market means that residents and businesses can compare rates to find an electricity plan that works for them.
- Electricity companies in Alvin offer a variety of plans, including fixed-rate, variable-rate, no-deposit, and green energy options.
- Depending on your location in Alvin, your utility company will be Texas-New Mexico Power or CenterPoint Energy.
- Enter your ZIP code to compare electric rates in Alvin and find the best electric company near you.
Learn more about how deregulated energy works
Alvin energy FAQs
The best energy plan depends on your lifestyle, goals, and energy usage. For example, if you want to power your home with renewable energy, look for a 100% green energy plan. If you prefer the cheapest rate, filter by lowest prices. You can use our search filter to explore plans by provider, plan type, and other features.
After you enter your ZIP code, select the “green energy” option from our search filters. You’ll then find available green energy plans in your area. You can read about the details of each plan in the EFL document and sign up for the best option for you.
You can try installing energy-efficient appliances, switching to LED light bulbs, sealing drafts, upgrading to double-pane windows, upgrading your roof, turning your AC up a degree or two, or adding insulation to reduce consumption. You can also use the SaveOnEnergy marketplace to find energy companies in Alvin with a lower rate than your current plan.
Our energy calculator can help you determine how much energy your home uses in a typical month. Since many electricity rates in Alvin are based on your energy consumption levels, this number can help you choose the right energy plan.
Extreme heat and extreme cold can push your HVAC system to work much harder than homes in more temperate climates. That’s why, even though Texas residents have a lower electricity price per kWh, many residents end up spending more per month on cooling costs come summer.