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Wichita Falls energy rates

Wichita Falls is a northern Texas city with a population of about 104,000. Wichita Falls is considered the principle city in the Wichita Falls Metropolitan Area, which includes the counties of Clay, Archer, and Wichita.

With one of the hottest climates in the United States, Wichita Falls routinely sees temperatures that reach in excess of 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Since temperatures can begin to reach the triple digits as early as March, it is typically best to shop for energy during the late fall.

Ready to shop? Enter your ZIP code above to see what rates and plans are available in your part of town.

Wichita Falls electricity rates

Plan Name Plan Length Rate
Express Energy - Freeway 12 12 months $0.077 / kWh
Constellation Energy - 12 Month Flat Tier Product 12 months $0.085 / kWh
4Change Energy - Budget Saver 12 12 months $0.089 / kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Superb Saver 12 12 months $0.094 / kWh
Frontier Utilities - Frontier Max 12 12 months $0.094 / kWh
TriEagle Energy - Silver Eagle 12 12 months $0.107 / kWh
TXU Energy - Smart Deal 12 12 months $0.109 / kWh
Just Energy TX - Just Energy Purely Green 36 36 months $0.116 / kWh
First Choice Power - You Got This 24 24 months $0.119 / kWh
Pulse Power - Texas Green Fixed 36 36 months $0.119 / kWh
Direct Energy TX - Live Brighter 12 12 months $0.12 / kWh
Payless Power - SmarTricity Premier 12 - Prepaid Plan 12 months $0.136 / kWh

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 5/31/2020, 2:07:14 AM CT for ZIP Code 76310. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.

Wichita Falls energy deregulation

How has deregulation affected Wichita Falls? Here’s what the latest statistics from the U.S. Energy Information Administration show:

  • Texas residential electricity rates are nearly 9.5 percent lower than the national average.
  • Texas commercial electricity rates are nearly 26 percent lower than the national average.
  • Texas industrial electricity rates are nearly 23 percent lower than the national average.
  • Texas generates the most electricity of any state from wind.
  • Texas generates the fifth-highest amount of electricity from solar energy.

On January 1, 2002, the state of Texas deregulated the energy market for a large number of towns and cities, including Wichita Falls. This means that consumers in Wichita Falls can shop for competitive energy plans from many suppliers.

The Choose Energy marketplace makes it easy to compare your options. Filter by home size, rate type, or provider to find a plan that fits your needs. Enter your ZIP code above to get started, or see some of our resources below.

Wichita Falls utility companies & energy providers

Deregulation in Texas changed how utility service providers operate. In the deregulated system, your area’s utility company delivers the electricity to your home or business, but you purchase your electricity plan from one of many providers.

Oncor Electric Delivery Company is the utility service area in Wichita Falls. It’s the largest utility in Texas and the sixth largest in the U.S. This is who you call if you experience a power outage in your part of town.

Meanwhile, customers in Wichita Falls can choose from a number of energy suppliers. Search the marketplace to see today’s low rates from top providers such as Bounce Energy and TriEagle.

Wichita Falls renewable energy

Texas is leading the charge in finding alternative sources of energy and currently ranks as the top state for wind energy. In order to provide green energy options to customers in Wichita Falls, Choose Energy has partnered with Amigo Energy and Green Mountain Energy to offer renewable options in the marketplace.

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