Find San Angelo electricity rates

Are you trying to compare electricity rates? No matter what type of customer you are or which type of supply plan you’re looking for, SaveOnEnergy.com® can help in your search. We’ve collected information on the energy market in Tom Green County, including many of the most popular Texas energy providers, in an effort to do the homework for you.

Our preferred selection of electric companies in San Angelo offers residential and commercial customers alike a chance to find new supply rates by simply entering their ZIP code.

San Angelo energy rates

Plan Name	Plan Length	Rate
Frontier Utilities - Frontier Max 12	12 months	$0.073 / kWh
4Change Energy - Budget Saver 12	12 months	$0.079 / kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Superb Saver 12	12 months	$0.086 / kWh
Constellation Energy - 36 Month Bill Usage Credit	36 months	$0.097 / kWh
First Choice Power - You Got This 36	36 months	$0.097 / kWh
Direct Energy TX - Live Brighter 36	36 months	$0.098 / kWh
TXU Energy - Smart Deal 12	12 months	$0.099 / kWh
Pulse Power - Texas Green Fixed 36	36 months	$0.1015 / kWh
Just Energy TX - Base Saver III	12 months	$0.107 / kWh
TriEagle Energy - Silver Eagle 12	12 months	$0.12 / kWh
Payless Power - SmarTricity Premier 12 - Prepaid Plan	12 months	$0.139 / kWh

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 7/5/2020, 7:23:03 AM CT for ZIP Code 76904. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.

San Angelo electricity prices are on the rise! Secure a low rate today.

Energy prices are always fluctuating, but they do follow a pattern. This chart, based on data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), shows how much Texas residents have paid for electricity, on average, over the past few years.

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A few things to remember

Don’t forget to read your plan’s Electricity Facts Label before signing up. It contains important information including:
- Price per kilowatt-hour based on usage
- % renewable energy sourcing
- Early termination fees
Enjoy hassle-free supplier setup. Once your order has been confirmed, your new supplier will set up service with your utility, or transmission and distribution service provider (TDSP) – but don’t worry, there shouldn’t be any interruption to your power during the switch.
Understanding your electricity bill. Your local TDSP will still deliver your electricity and maintain electric infrastructure including meters and power lines. Your utility fees can be found as TDU or TDSP charges on your monthly bill. They are independent of your supplier rate.

Are you a business owner in San Angelo?

Business owners also have the power to choose in Texas! Small, commercial, or industrial – whatever your business needs our energy experts can customize a plan. Give them a call or fill out this form to learn about your options.

Contact Oncor for power outages

To report or check the status of an outage, see Oncor’s storm center here.
For general customer service concerns, call 1-888-313-4747 or email contactcenter@oncor.com.

Not sure what kind of energy plan will work for you?

We have plenty of resources to help you make the right choice about your power supply. To learn more about the different plans you can pick, click here. If you’re still not sure or would like more help, give one of our energy experts a call at the number below.

Updated: 5-8-20

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