What’s the Average Electric Bill in Texas? (and What Drives It)
Texas homes averaged $170.95 a month for electricity in 2025 (1,110 kWh). See bills by month, what drives them, and how to tell if yours is normal.
Texas homes averaged $170.95 a month for electricity in 2025 (1,110 kWh). See bills by month, what drives them, and how to tell if yours is normal.
Use Power to Choose step by step: the filters to set, the bill-credit, teaser and prepaid traps, and how to time a switch so you pay no cancellation fee.
CenterPoint charges $4.90/mo + 6.5333¢/kWh for delivery as of Oct 1, 2026 ($70.23 at 1,000 kWh). See every rider and all Texas TDU rates compared.
How to read a Texas Electricity Facts Label line by line, with CenterPoint math showing how a 9.9¢ bill-credit plan can cost $518 more a year.
Moving in Texas? See if you can choose a provider, find your ESI ID, check same-day move-in fees and deposit rules, and use our move-in checklist.
How to register on Smart Meter Texas with your ESI ID and meter number, read 15-minute and daily data, export a CSV and use it to compare electricity plans.
A 3-ton, 14.3 SEER2 AC costs about 40¢ an hour at Texas’s 15.91¢ average (Aug 2026). See costs by size and runtime, CenterPoint math and DOE rules.
Free nights plans only win if enough of your use falls in the free hours. See today’s CenterPoint plans, the break-even math and how to check your own split.
U.S. homes paid 18.16¢/kWh for electricity in August 2026 (EIA, preliminary). See all 50 states and DC ranked, from Hawaii (47.18¢) to Nevada (12.72¢).
Texas homes paid $34.30/Mcf for gas in July 2026 vs. $26.45 nationally (EIA, preliminary). See every state, $/therm, and CenterPoint, Atmos and TGS charges.