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Compare Fort Worth, Texas electricity companies, rates, plans, contract terms, fees and renewable options. Find electricity plans available in the Fort Worth area and compare them using your actual household electricity usage.
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Rates, plan availability, fees and promotional offers vary by ZIP code and customer usage. Always review the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) before enrolling.
6.5¢+
Advertised Fort Worth rates*
9–24 mo.
Common fixed-rate terms
1,000 kWh
Common comparison usage
Oncor
Fort Worth delivery utility
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The lowest advertised rate isn't necessarily the lowest total bill. Compare your expected usage, contract length, credits and fees.
Best for predictable pricing
Fixed-rate plans can make the energy portion of your bill more predictable during the contract.
Understand fixed rates →Best for renewable energy
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See plan options →Best for larger homes
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Fort Worth electricity rates
Compare Fort Worth electricity providers and rates
Current August 2026 market snapshots for Fort Worth show competitive plans beginning around 6.5–6.6¢ per kWh at 1,000 kWh. Because Fort Worth is primarily in the Oncor delivery territory, exact pricing depends on your ZIP code, plan and usage.
● Rate snapshot: August 2026
| Provider | Example plan | Rate* | Term | 1,000 kWh* | Plan type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
APG&E
|
SimpleSaver 12 |
6.50¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$65* | Bill credit | View |
|
Energy Texas
|
The Lone Saver Plus 12 |
7.53¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$75* | Fixed | View |
|
Rhythm Energy
|
Fixed-rate plans |
7.93¢+
/kWh
|
Varies | ~$79+ | Fixed | View |
|
Express Energy
|
Flash Value 12 |
7.20¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$72* | Fixed | View |
|
Chariot Energy
|
Bright Nights 10 |
10.80¢
/kWh
|
10 months | ~$108* | 100% Renewable | View |
|
TXU Energy
|
Smart 1000 Select 12 |
10.90¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$109* | Bill credit | View |
|
Gexa Energy
|
Eco Saver Plus 12 |
12.99¢
/kWh
|
12 months | ~$146* | Bill credit | View |
|
Octopus Energy
|
Octopus fixed-rate plans |
11.00¢+
/kWh
|
Varies | ~$110+ | Fixed | View |
|
Constellation
|
Fixed / bill-credit plans |
10.89¢+
/kWh
|
Varies | ~$109+ | Bill credit | View |
|
Reliant
|
Fixed-rate plans |
12¢+
/kWh
|
Varies | ~$120+ | Fixed | View |
*Rates are representative August 2026 Fort Worth/Oncor market snapshots. Advertised rates can depend on usage, bill credits, promotional offers and plan conditions. The displayed rate is not necessarily your final monthly bill. Delivery charges, base charges, taxes and other fees can materially change the effective price. Always review the current Electricity Facts Label before enrolling.
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A good electricity plan isn't necessarily the one with the lowest headline rate. Consider your monthly usage, contract length and bill-credit structure.
APG&E
SimpleSaver 12
6.50¢
per kWh*
12 mo.
Term
Promo
Rate type
~$65*
1,000 kWh
- One of the lowest current advertised rates
- 12-month plan example
- Low rate depends on promotional pricing
- Review EFL and credit requirements
Energy Texas
The Lone Saver Plus 12
7.53¢
per kWh*
12 mo.
Term
Fixed
Rate type
~$75*
1,000 kWh
- Competitive Fort Worth rate
- 12-month fixed-rate example
- 100% renewable option listed in current market data
- Check current EFL before enrollment
Rhythm Energy
Fort Worth fixed-rate options
7.93¢+
per kWh*
Varies
Term
Fixed
Rate type
~$79+
1,000 kWh*
- Competitive Oncor-market pricing
- Fixed-rate choices
- Compare pricing at your actual usage
- Review current contract terms
Chariot Energy
Bright Nights 10
10.80¢
per kWh*
10 mo.
Term
100%
Renewable
~$108*
1,000 kWh
- 100% renewable electricity option
- 10-month plan example
- Useful for renewable-energy shoppers
- Verify current pricing before enrollment
Fort Worth electricity guide
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How to choose the best electricity plan
Don't choose a plan based only on the headline cents-per-kWh rate. The best plan depends on your household's actual electricity usage and the complete pricing structure.
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500 kWh
Lower-usage household
Apartments and smaller homes should watch for minimum usage fees and plans where advertised credits apply only at higher usage levels.
1,000 kWh
Common comparison level
Many Texas electricity shopping tools use 1,000 kWh as a standard comparison point. Your actual Fort Worth bill can be substantially different.
2,000 kWh
Higher-usage Fort Worth homes
Larger homes and heavy air-conditioning use can push summer electricity consumption well above 1,000 kWh.
Summer
Watch air-conditioning demand
Fort Worth's hot summer weather can increase electricity consumption substantially. Compare plans using realistic summer usage.
Understand your bill
What determines your Fort Worth electric bill?
Your retail electricity provider is only one part of the final bill.
Energy charge
The electricity supply portion of your plan, commonly expressed as a cents-per-kWh charge.
Oncor delivery
Oncor Electric Delivery operates the transmission and distribution infrastructure serving Fort Worth. Delivery charges are separate from choosing your retail electricity provider.
Bill credits
Some plans use credits at specific usage levels. A very low advertised rate may not remain the cheapest option when your usage changes.
Before you switch
Five things to check before choosing a plan
Compare expected total cost rather than only the advertised energy charge.
Check whether the plan is 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 or another contract term.
Important if you may move or switch before the contract expires.
Determine exactly what usage is required to receive advertised credits.
Review Oncor delivery charges and other regulated charges included in the plan's effective cost.
Fort Worth service areas
Electricity providers by Fort Worth area
Plan availability and pricing can vary by ZIP code. Enter your exact ZIP code when comparing electricity plans.
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Fort Worth electricity FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Important things to know before switching electricity providers in Fort Worth, Texas.
What are the best electricity providers in Fort Worth?
The best provider depends on your ZIP code,
electricity usage, preferred contract length and
complete effective rate. Fort Worth shoppers may
compare APG&E, Energy Texas, Rhythm Energy, Chariot
Energy, Express Energy, Gexa Energy, 4Change Energy,
Frontier Utilities, TXU Energy, Constellation,
Reliant, Direct Energy and Octopus Energy.
What are electricity rates in Fort Worth right now?
August 2026 market snapshots show some Fort Worth
plans starting around 6.5 to 6.6 cents per kWh at
1,000 kWh. However, the lowest advertised prices can
depend on promotional bill credits and usage
requirements. Actual rates vary by plan and address.
Who delivers electricity in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth is primarily served by Oncor Electric
Delivery. Oncor operates the regulated transmission
and distribution infrastructure while customers in
the deregulated market generally choose their retail
electricity provider separately.
Is a low cents-per-kWh rate always the cheapest?
No. Electricity plans can include bill credits,
minimum usage charges, base charges and other
pricing conditions. Compare the estimated total
bill at your actual usage and review the Electricity
Facts Label before enrolling.
Should I choose a fixed-rate electricity plan?
Fixed-rate plans can provide more predictable
energy pricing during the contract period.
However, delivery charges, cancellation fees and
other plan terms should also be considered.
Why is my Fort Worth electricity bill higher in summer?
Fort Worth experiences very hot summers, and air
conditioning can account for a large portion of
residential electricity consumption. Higher usage
can significantly increase the monthly bill.
How do I find the cheapest electricity plan for my home?
Enter your ZIP code, estimate your typical monthly
electricity usage and compare the complete plan
cost. Review the energy rate, delivery charges,
bill credits, minimum usage fees, contract length
and early termination fee.
Is Fort Worth, Texas deregulated for electricity?
Fort Worth is generally part of the competitive
Texas retail electricity market and is primarily
located in the Oncor delivery territory. Customers
can generally choose their retail electricity
provider, subject to their specific address and
utility service area.
Electricity pricing disclosure: Rates and plans displayed on this page are representative Fort Worth market snapshots and can change frequently. Rates may differ by ZIP code, utility territory, electricity usage, plan eligibility, promotional credits, base charges, delivery charges, taxes and other fees. The lowest advertised cents-per-kWh rate does not necessarily represent the lowest total monthly bill. Always review the current Electricity Facts Label (EFL) and provider terms before enrolling.