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Texas-New Mexico Power FAQs
You can contact Texas-New Mexico Power to report a power outage or downed power line, request a temporary service disconnection, or apply for critical care service if you have a medical condition that requires electricity-connected equipment. However, you’ll need to reach out to your energy provider to ask about billing, make a payment, or update your account details.
You’ll find many trusted energy providers within the TNMP service area, including Gexa Energy, TXU Energy, 4Change Energy, Frontier Utilities, and Cirro Energy. To figure out which company is best for your needs, consider what’s most important to you. Whether its cheap electricity rates, no-deposit plans, or green energy, we can help you find the right option. Once you’ve determined your priorities, enter your ZIP code on this page and explore Texas-New Mexico Power energy rates from providers in your area.
If you live in a deregulated part of Texas, you won’t receive a bill directly from TNMP. Instead, your electricity bill will come from your energy provider with the utility’s transmission and distribution charges and any applicable taxes. Regardless, there are many ways to save energy and lower your energy bill. For example, you can try using less hot water, installing LED light bulbs, unplugging unused appliances and electronics, relying less on your HVAC, and switching to an electricity plan with a cheaper rate.