Spring electricity rates
| Plan Name | Plan Length | Rate* |
|---|---|---|
| Frontier Utilities - Frontier Saver Plus 12 | 12 months | $0.108/ kWh |
| Express Energy - Flash 12 | 12 months | $0.109/ kWh |
| Gexa Energy - Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12 | 12 months | $0.109/ kWh |
| 4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 24 | 24 months | $0.109/ kWh |
| Discount Power - Bill Credit Bundle 24 | 24 months | $0.115/ kWh |
| Cirro - Simple Bill Credit 24 | 24 months | $0.115/ kWh |
| Atlantex Power - Radiance1000 12 | 12 months | $0.119/ kWh |
| Veteran Energy - Valor 24 | 24 months | $0.137/ kWh |
| TriEagle Energy - Real Deal 36 | 36 months | $0.139/ kWh |
| Reliant - Reliant Power Savings 24 plan | 24 months | $0.145/ kWh |
| TXU Energy - Smart Edge 12 | 12 months | $0.149/ kWh |
| Direct Energy - Live Brighter Lite 24 | 24 months | $0.155/ kWh |
| Rhythm Energy - Clear Choice 36 | 36 months | $0.157/ kWh |
| Green Mountain - Pollution Free e-Plus 24 Preferred | 24 months | $0.178/ kWh |
| BKV Energy - Lantana 36 | 36 months | $0.183/ kWh |
| Payless Power - 6 Month - prepaid | 6 months | $0.187/ kWh |
Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 4/24/2025, 1:44:15 AM CDT for ZIP Code 77379. 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
Spring energy rates in April 2025
- The average Spring electricity rate for 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) is 14.8 cents per kWh, based on our marketplace data. This rate is 0.6% higher than the Texas average and 7.4% lower than the national average.
- Enter your ZIP code to compare electric rates and plans and take advantage of the cheapest energy rates in Spring.
Spring utility companies and energy providers
In Spring, Texas, like most of the state, energy is deregulated. That means you have the power to choose your energy provider — but not your utility company. The utility transmits and distributes power to your home or business. It also maintains power lines and infrastructure and will restore power in case of an outage. The utility company in Spring is CenterPoint Energy.
Energy providers or electricity companies sell power to customers through energy plans. They also manage the customer’s account, dealing with billing and usage. Electricity companies in Spring include Express Energy, Gexa Energy, Rhythm Energy, and TXU Energy. Several of these providers offer 100% green energy plans. The Choose Energy marketplace helps you find and compare rates. Enter your ZIP code on this page to find providers near you.
Power outages in Spring
If you experience a power outage in Spring, you should contact CenterPoint Energy at 1-800-332-7143. You can also visit the outage center on its website to report issues with service. Consider implementing preparation tips from our outage guide here.
Your power to choose your provider in Spring
In traditional energy markets, you must buy electricity from your local utility company. In deregulated areas like Spring, you have the power to choose your own provider or rates. With deregulation, the increased competition between providers means you can get better energy prices and compare plans.
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Types of electricity plans in Spring
There are different types of Spring electricity plans that you can find on the Choose Energy marketplace. Different plans will work best for different families. The following are the most common types of plans.
Fixed-rate plans
With a fixed-rate plan, the provider charges a single rate for every kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity, making it easier to have a steady bill. Fixed-rate plans protect you from fluctuations in the energy market, as you won’t have to pay more during high-demand times. However, you may have to pay an early termination fee (ETF) if you cancel early.
Variable-rate plans
With a variable-rate plan, you’ll pay a rate based on the current wholesale cost of electricity. You may be able to take advantage of market lows or low usage times, but your rate could spike during high-demand times. With a variable-rate plan, you can switch to another plan anytime without paying an ETF.
Prepaid and no-deposit plans
Depending on your credit score, your energy provider might require you to pay a deposit before starting service. Prepaid or no-deposit plans offer a way to avoid a credit check or deposit. Instead, you pay for electricity up front. Then, when your account runs low, the provider sends a reminder for you to add more funds. With prepaid plans, you only pay for the energy you use, but your electricity could be cut off if your account is empty.
Enter your ZIP code here to discover the types of energy plans available in Spring.
Spring green energy
Texas is a leader in renewable energy and has invested heavily in wind and solar power generation. Residents of Spring can access green energy plans powered by wind or solar.
Because of this, every Texas energy plan includes a percentage of renewable energy. You can find the exact amount listed on the Electricity Facts Label of your electricity provider. Some providers specialize in 100% green energy plans, including Gexa Energy and Rhythm Energy.
Enter your ZIP code, filter for green energy, and explore the available renewable energy options in your area of Spring.
Spring energy for business
Choose Energy can also help Spring business owners get the best commercial electric plans or choose 100% green energy for their company. Visit our business energy page to learn more and to get a customized commercial energy plan for your Spring company.
Spring electric rates in my area
Electric rates can vary based on location because of different utility transmission charges. Spring residents in different areas could pay different rates. When researching electricity rates in Spring, it’s important to enter your ZIP code to get the most accurate electric rates in your area.
How to compare electricity rates with ChooseEnergy.com
With deregulation in Spring, finding the best energy provider can be overwhelming. The Choose Energy marketplace can help you find the best providers and compare electricity rates in Spring, TX. There are just three simple steps:
- Research: Enter your ZIP code on this page to see the best option and plans near you.
- Enroll: After comparing plans, you can select the one that works best for you. Sign up directly at the Choose Energy marketplace or call the number on your screen.
- Enjoy: Let your provider manage the setup and reap the rewards of greater savings.
Moving to Spring?
With a population of around 62,000, Spring is a suburb located north of Houston. It is close to downtown Houston and the Gulf Coast in Galveston, as well as Lake Conrad. Spring has several public parks, swimming areas, museums, and shopping nearby. The city experiences hot summers and mild winters, and it is ideal for green energy production.
If you’re moving to Spring, using the Choose Energy marketplace will make your electricity shopping easier. After exploring your energy options, you can sign up for a new plan in a few simple steps.
Frequently asked questions about Spring energy
Who has the cheapest electricity rates in Spring?
The cheapest electricity rates can vary by location within Spring. Right now, the cheapest electricity rates are available from 4Change Energy, Frontier Utilities, or Express Energy. Enter your ZIP code to find the best rates near you.
How do I find the best electricity plan in Spring?
To find the best electricity plan in Spring, enter your ZIP code on this page and start comparing plans. You can also filter for green energy, free usage period, or all credit-approved options.
What is the average electric bill in Texas?
The average electricity bill in Texas is currently $168.2 per month.. Your electricity bill may be higher or lower based on your electricity rate and energy usage.
When is the best time to shop for a Spring energy plan?
With the Choose Energy marketplace, you can always find the best rates in Spring. However, some homeowners have found that late fall or early spring is the best time to get lower fixed-rate electricity contracts.