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Key Points
- The cheapest electricity rate in Dallas on the SaveOnEnergy marketplace is 10.8 cents per kWh, about 26.% lower than the average Texas rate of 14.68 cents.
- Energy deregulation allows Dallas electricity companies to compete for your business and offer affordable electric rates.
- You can use SaveOnEnergy’s free marketplace to take advantage of the cheapest electricity plans available in Dallas today.
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Dallas energy FAQs
Currently, you can find the cheapest electricity in Dallas with providers like Gexa Energy and 4Change Energy. However, the cheapest providers may not provide the best plan for your needs. Consider exploring other options like Reliant Energy and TXU Energy. Electricity rates can change frequently. Enter your ZIP code to explore today’s rates in your area.
The average monthly electricity bill in Texas costs around $170.64, based on current EIA data. You can estimate the cost of your monthly power bill by calculating your energy usage.
Enter your ZIP code and filter your search to display only green energy plans near you. Gexa Energy is one example of a Dallas energy provider offering 100% green energy plans
When you enter your ZIP code, you can view energy rates in your area. Finding a trusted power company depends on your energy needs. TXU Energy is one of the most popular Dallas electricity companies. If you prefer a green energy plan, consider options from Gexa Energy. Use our filter options to narrow down your results and find the best energy provider for your home or business.
The easiest way to cut your electricity bill is by reducing your home’s monthly energy consumption. Using less electricity and investing in energy-efficient appliances are also effective strategies to reduce your bill. Consider running your appliances overnight or earlier in the day instead of during peak hours when rates are higher. Many Texas homeowners and businesses are also turning to solar energy to lower energy costs.
Dallas receives electricity from the Energy Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) grid. This organization manages energy usage and demand across the state. Texas energy is generated from a variety of sources, including natural gas, coal, nuclear power, and renewables like wind and solar.