Cypress electricity rates
| Plan Name | Plan Length | Rate* |
|---|---|---|
| Frontier Utilities - Frontier Saver Plus 24 | 24 months | $0.111/ kWh |
| 4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 24 | 24 months | $0.111/ kWh |
| Gexa Energy - Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12 | 12 months | $0.111/ kWh |
| Express Energy - Flash 12 | 12 months | $0.111/ kWh |
| Discount Power - Bill Credit Bundle 24 | 24 months | $0.112/ kWh |
| Cirro - Simple Bill Credit 24 | 24 months | $0.112/ kWh |
| Veteran Energy - Valor 24 | 24 months | $0.142/ kWh |
| Reliant - Power Savings 24 plan | 24 months | $0.149/ kWh |
| Rhythm Energy - Clear Choice 12 | 12 months | $0.156/ kWh |
| TriEagle Energy - Real Deal 36 | 36 months | $0.159/ kWh |
| Direct Energy - Live Brighter Lite 24 | 24 months | $0.159/ kWh |
| TXU Energy - Smart Edge 12 | 12 months | $0.165/ kWh |
| BKV Energy - Lantana 36 | 36 months | $0.169/ kWh |
| Green Mountain - Pollution Free e-Plus 24 Preferred | 24 months | $0.172/ kWh |
| Payless Power - 12 Month - prepaid | 12 months | $0.185/ kWh |
Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 7/26/2024, 4:40:19 PM CDT for ZIP Code 77429. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.
*All pricing shown in cents per kWh
Cypress utility companies and energy providers
In a deregulated market, utility companies and energy providers have different responsibilities. Your utility company transmits and delivers electricity to your home or business, maintains power lines, manages the grid’s infrastructure, and handles power outages. The state assigns and regulates only one utility to serve Cypress: CenterPoint Energy.
Because Cypress, Texas, has a deregulated energy market, residents and businesses in this city can select their electric company from a range of options. Electricity providers sell power to homes and businesses. They are responsible for managing your account, billing, and monitoring your usage.
You can browse a list of trusted Cypress energy suppliers by using the Choose Energy marketplace. You can also compare different types of plans, free of charge. Some popular examples of trusted Cypress electricity providers on the ChooseEnergy marketplace are Constellation, Payless Power, and TXU Energy.
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Power outages in Cypress
Report a power outage, a downed power line, or another problem by contacting your utility. In Cypress, CenterPoint is responsible for maintaining power lines and grid infrastructure and fixing power outages. The Houston-based utility has won awards for its environmental policy and service. For outages, call 800-332-7143 or 713-207-2222 or report it online.
Power to choose your energy in Cypress
While some areas have energy regulation, which limits you to buying electricity from your utility company, other areas have energy deregulation. Deregulated areas give you the power to choose from several competitive energy providers to find the best rates near you. As part of Texas’s deregulated energy market, Cypress residents and businesses have energy freedom.
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Types of electricity plans in Cypress
Cypress energy providers offer a variety of electric plans, and shopping for the best deal can be complicated. Choose Energy can help you select the type of plan that best suits your needs. For more details, read the Choose Energy guide to electricity plans.
Fixed-rate plans
These plans charge you the same rate whether the temperature outside is cold or hot. Your monthly bill may still change, depending upon your usage and utility fees, but the rate stays the same. If you choose to end your contract early, you may have to pay an early termination fee (ETF).
Variable-rate plans
Unlike a fixed-rate plan, where the rate doesn’t change, a variable-rate plan charges the current market price for electricity each month. The rate varies depending on electricity demand and the wholesale electricity cost. When the market demand is low, you’ll pay less. But when demand is high, your rate may increase.
Variable-rate plans are usually month-to-month, and you can switch to another plan without incurring an ETF. These plans may also start with a lower introductory rate.
Prepaid and no-deposit plans
Prepaid and no-deposit plans are an option for consumers who have a lower credit rating or want to avoid paying a deposit before electric service begins. With this type of plan, you pay for a certain amount of electricity up front. The provider will notify you when your account is running low so you can add more money.
This plan may help you rely on less energy because you are aware of your usage. If you forget to add more money to your account when required, your electricity may be cut off until you refill it.
You can compare available plan types near you by entering your ZIP code.
Cypress green energy
If renewable energy sources are important to you, there are many green options to choose from in Cypress. Texas is a leader in renewable energy production for both wind and solar. Every provider includes some green energy in its mix.
Some Cypress electricity providers, such as Gexa Energy, specialize in 100% green electricity plans. To explore rates in your area, enter your ZIP code and select the filter for green energy.
Cypress energy for business
Deregulation also gives Texas businesses the power to choose their electricity provider and compare plans to get the best deal. Choose Energy can help Cypress businesses choose a commercial electricity plan with customized benefits. Go to the Choose Energy business electricity hub page, or call our energy experts at the number on your screen.
Cypress electric rates in my area
Electric rates aren’t always so straightforward. Utility transmission charges depend on your local utility company. You may find that your energy bill differs from someone who lives in another nearby city — even if you choose the same energy plan. To secure the best electric rates near you, enter your ZIP code.
How to compare electricity rates with ChooseEnergy.com
Choose Energy helps you compare electricity rates in Cypress to find the best electricity plan in a few simple steps.
- Enter your ZIP code. Choose Energy will show you the cheapest rates in Cypress. Select the filters you want to compare, such as green energy, kWh usage, or rate type.
- Choose your plan. Sign up online or by phone. If you need more help, Choose Energy’s experts can answer your questions.
- Enjoy your savings. Your electric provider will make the switch to your new plan without interrupting service.
Moving to Cypress?
Cypress is about 24 miles northwest of downtown Houston and falls within the city’s jurisdiction. It is one of Houston’s largest suburban areas. Cypress is known as a good place to raise a family, with many outdoor activity opportunities and good public services.
Choosing an electricity provider in Cypress is easy. Shop on the Choose Energy marketplace to find the best plan for your household and sign up with a new provider.
Frequently asked questions about Cypress energy
Who has the cheapest electricity rates in Cypress?
Gexa Energy, Frontier Utilities, and Flagship Power currently offer some of the cheapest average rates for electricity in Cypress. Rates change frequently, so it’s important to check back regularly for an accurate price.
What is the best provider in Cypress?
The best provider in Cypress depends on your personal preferences. You can use the filters on our marketplace to sort through electric companies and plans based on your usage needs. The provider pages on Choose Energy include customer reviews that can help you choose and learn more about each company.
How can I lower my electricity bill in Cypress?
You can find a better electricity rate by shopping on the Choose Energy marketplace for cheaper options. You can also lower your bill by investing in more energy-efficient appliances or a smart thermometer.
What is the average electric bill in Texas?
The average cost of electricity in Texas is 13.83 cents per kWh as of July 2023. Prices tend to increase as the temperatures rise in late spring and summer, meaning you should lock in a rate while the weather is mild.