Compare Electricity rates in Fort Worth

Fort Worth is the fifth largest city in Texas, with a population of almost 900,000. Known for its cattle trade history and architecture, Fort Worth embodies the American West. Fort Worth also enjoys the state’s deregulated energy market, allowing residents and businesses the power to choose their electricity provider. 

With the Choose Energy marketplace, Fort Worth residents can easily shop and compare affordable electric plans from top providers. What’s more, most Texans can change providers without a technician visiting the home. Enter your ZIP code above to see the plans and prices available in your area.

How has deregulation changed Fort Worth? Take a look at some of the latest Lone Star State statistics from the U.S. Energy Information Administration:

• Texas residential electricity rates are 10 percent lower than the national average.
• Texas commercial electricity rates are nearly 23 percent lower than the national average.
• Texas industrial electricity rates are nearly 16 percent lower than the national average.
• Texas generates (by far) the most electricity of any state from wind.
• Texas generates the fifth-highest amount of electricity from solar energy.

In 2020, Texas electricity rates are on average 13.04 cents per kilowatt hour (¢/kWh). The Choose Energy marketplace can help you find better, with many providers offering rates nearly half of that.

Our marketplace is 24/7, making it easy to compare dozens of Fort Worth electricity providers on your schedule. Whether you’re shopping for a fixed-rate plan, a green energy plan, a prepaid plan or a no-deposit plan, Choose Energy has you covered. To get started, enter your ZIP code above.

The utility service area in Fort Worth is managed by Oncor Electric Delivery. Oncor is also responsible for maintaining the area’s power lines and is who you should call if you experience a power outage.

While consumers can’t choose their utility service, they can select from several Fort Worth energy providers – that’s the deregulated part of Fort Worth’s energy market. Choose Energy has partnered with some of the best to make the decision a little easier, including trusted brands such as TXU Energy, 4Change Energy, and TriEagle Energy.

Texas has established itself as a leader in green energy production and is the United States’ number one producer of wind energy as well as a consistent leader in solar energy.

Fort Worth continues to follow in the footsteps of the state. In 2019, the American Council for Energy Efficiency ranked Fort Worth in the list of America’s most energy-efficient cities. The use of green energy in Fort Worth will keep rising as the city’s Sustainability Task Force aims to make the city’s development and growth more sustainable.

Among the energy suppliers in the area, there are some that provide green energy options for both residents and businesses. Enter your ZIP code above to look for 100 percent green offerings with Amigo Energy and Green Mountain Energy, or take advantage of the many other providers offering partially or fully green plans.

Updated: 7/29/2020