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Best Electricity Rates in Fort Worth

Edited by Rafael Morales
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To find the best electricity rates in Fort Worth, we compare plans from provider websites, Power to Choose, and select sponsor offers. We only show True Fixed plans—no gimmicks, no free night traps, and no hidden fees.

For a list of the best Free Nights, Free Weekends, and Prepaid plans in Fort Worth, follow these links: Best Free Nights plans, Best Free Weekends plans, and No-credit-check prepaid plans.

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Cheapest Electricity Rates in Fort Worth

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1st
Budget Power
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No Gimmicks 14 - Oncor
PTC
May 01
14 months
500 KWH
12.6¢
1000 KWH
12.1¢
2000 KWH
11.9¢

Top concerns

⚠️⚠️⚠️ Risk of account being transferred

⚠️⚠️⚠️ High Complain Ratio. 1 on PUCT score

⚠️⚠️ Poor Customer Service on Google Reviews

2nd
Southern Federal
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SoFed Better Rate Plus - 14
Company website
May 01
14 months
500 KWH
13.1¢
1000 KWH
12.1¢
2000 KWH
11.7¢

Top concerns

⚠️ High Complain Ratio. 2 on PUCT score

PTC
May 01
12 months
500 KWH
12.6¢
1000 KWH
12.2¢
2000 KWH
12.0¢

Top concerns

⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ Risk of account being transferred

⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ Need to call for Autopay setup

⚠️ ⚠️ One of the highest cancellation fees

⚠️ ⚠️ High Complain Ratio. 1 on PUCT score

PTC
May 01
12 months
500 KWH
12.8¢
1000 KWH
12.3¢
2000 KWH
12.1¢

Top concerns

⚠️⚠️⚠️ Risk of account being transferred

⚠️⚠️⚠️ High Complain Ratio. 1 on PUCT score

⚠️⚠️ Poor Customer Service on Google Reviews

5th
Varsity Energy
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Fixed Bluebonnet ONCTXE OMSF 250etf
Company website
May 01
12 months
500 KWH
12.8¢
1000 KWH
12.3¢
2000 KWH
12.1¢

Top concerns

⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ Risk of account being transferred

⚠️ ⚠️ High Complain Ratio. 1 on PUCT score

6th
Budget Power
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No Gimmicks Green 12
100% Renewable
PTC
May 01
12 months
500 KWH
12.9¢
1000 KWH
12.4¢
2000 KWH
12.2¢

Top concerns

⚠️⚠️⚠️ Risk of account being transferred

⚠️⚠️⚠️ High Complain Ratio. 1 on PUCT score

⚠️⚠️ Poor Customer Service on Google Reviews

7th
Companion Energy
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Companion + Perks 12
PTC
May 01
12 months
500 KWH
13.1¢
1000 KWH
12.6¢
2000 KWH
12.4¢
8th
Gexa Energy
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Eco Choice 12
100% Renewable
PTC
May 01
12 months
500 KWH
13.1¢
1000 KWH
12.6¢
2000 KWH
12.4¢
9th
Frontier
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Frontier Power Saver 12
PTC
May 01
12 months
500 KWH
13.1¢
1000 KWH
12.6¢
2000 KWH
12.4¢
10th
Infuse Energy
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Essential Infusion 12 Plan
PTC
May 01
12 months
500 KWH
13.4¢
1000 KWH
12.8¢
2000 KWH
12.5¢

Top concerns

⚠️⚠️ High disconnection and reconnection fees

⚠️ High cancellation fees

Showing the best available 500 / 1000 / 2000 kWh prices for the selected term range. Sources include PowerToChoose (“PTC”) and direct provider sites. We are not affiliated with PowerToChoose.org or the Public Utility Commission of Texas; these offers are shown for informational purposes only.

TDU Contact and Outage Information for Fort Worth

Fort Worth is served by Oncor, the TDU responsible for delivering electricity to your home. If there is an outage in your area, you should contact Oncor, not your REP, since the TDU is the company that handles delivery and outage issues

Utility Service Contacts

ONCOR

Visit TDU Website Open Outage Map

Support Phone

888-313-4747

Fort Worth Housing & Heating Facts

Local housing and heating composition based on city profile inputs.

Median Year Built

1989

The majority of houses and apartments in Fort Worth use electricity for heating. Because of that, electricity bills in Fort Worth can rise not only in the summer from AC use, but also during colder winter months, especially in February, when heating demand can increase sharply. Insulation also matters, since poor insulation increases the need for both heating and cooling. The table below helps show how housing type and heating type can change estimated monthly bills.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau. "Selected Housing Characteristics." American Community Survey, ACS 5-Year Estimates Data Profiles, Table DP04.

Heating Type Share

Electricity 67.8%
Gas 30.1%
Other 2.1%

Housing Mix Share

House 67.9%
Apartment 25.3%
Other 6.8%

Bill Estimator in Fort Worth Using Competitive Market Rates

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Atlantex Power

Luminous

Atlantex Power · 14 mo

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Atlantex Power

Luminous

Atlantex Power · 14 mo

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Top 5 Reviewed Electricity Companies in Fort Worth

Highest review scores among True Fixed providers currently listed for Fort Worth.

Rank #1 Score 4.48/5
Abundance Energy

Abundance Energy

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

From 12.3¢ @ 1000 kWh

10 eligible plans

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Rank #2 Score 4.25/5
Branch Energy

Branch Energy

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

From 13.6¢ @ 1000 kWh

1 eligible plans

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Rank #3 Score 4.2/5
Cleansky Energy

Cleansky Energy

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

From 12.8¢ @ 1000 kWh

8 eligible plans

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Rank #4 Score 4.2/5
Constellation

Constellation

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

From 11.8¢ @ 1000 kWh

2 eligible plans

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Rank #5 Score 4.2/5
Champion Energy

Champion Energy

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

From 14.2¢ @ 1000 kWh

3 eligible plans

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What Happens If You Cancel Your Electricity Contract Early in Fort Worth?

If you cancel your electricity contract before it expires, you will usually have to pay an early termination fee. In many cases, that fee is around $100 to $150 for a 12-month plan, and $200 or more for a 24-month plan or longer. The exact amount depends on your provider and the terms of your contract.

Even so, paying the cancellation fee can sometimes still be the better financial move. A lot of people in Texas, especially those who are not familiar with how the market works, end up paying far too much for electricity. If your current plan is costing you much more than the best plans available today, switching early may still save you money even after the cancellation fee.

For example, if you are overpaying by more than $500 over the remaining life of your contract, canceling may be worth it. In some cases, the savings can be much higher.

How do you know if canceling makes sense?
The only way to know for sure is to compare:
  •  your current plan 
  •  the early termination fee 
  •  the best plans currently available in Fort Worth 

We created a comparison tool only for that purpose. The full process is explained in this article:  Can You Save Money Switching Electricity Providers?

In that guide, we show you how to compare your current plan against the best options in the market. Our tool helps you estimate how much you would pay if you stay, how much you would pay if you switch, and whether you would actually save money after the cancellation fee.

Best Time of the Year to Shop for Electricity in Fort Worth

In Fort Worth, the best time to shop for electricity is usually during the spring and fall. Those months often have lower demand, which can lead to better rates. Still, this is not a hard rule. Prices can change based on local weather, fuel markets, grid conditions, and broader supply and demand trends.

Another thing to watch is contract length. In the past, shoppers mostly saw 12, 24, or 36-month plans. Now it is common to see terms like 9, 13, 18, or 20 months. That matters because the length of your contract affects when you will have to shop again, and renewing during a high-price season can cost more.

If you want to be more careful, try to choose a plan that keeps your renewal date away from the hottest summer months or the most volatile winter periods. For example, if one contract would make you renew in August and another would make you renew in May, the May renewal may put you in a better shopping window. Sources that track Texas electricity shopping patterns consistently point to spring and fall as the more favorable seasons, while summer and deep winter tend to be riskier.

Weather also matters. Major heat waves and winter storms can put pressure on the market and increase price volatility, so it is usually better not to wait until right before a major weather event to lock in a plan. You can also direct readers to your historical Texas electricity rates page to show how prices move over time.

Frequently Asked Questions about Electricity Rates in Fort Worth

What is the best 12-month True Fixed rate in Fort Worth right now?

The Cheapest 12-month True Fixed plan right now in Fort Worth is Budget Power — No Gimmicks 14 - Oncor, with a rate of 12.1¢/kWh at 1000 kWh.

What is the average electricity bill in Fort Worth for a small apartment (electric heating)?

Using our recommended 12-month style plan Luminous from Atlantex Power, the estimated monthly bill in Fort Worth for a small apartment with electric heating is $88.14.

What is the average electricity bill in Fort Worth for a large house (electric heating)?

Using our recommended 12-month style plan Luminous from Atlantex Power, the estimated monthly bill in Fort Worth for a large house with electric heating is $207.54.

What is the average electricity bill in Fort Worth for a medium house (gas heating)?

Using our recommended 12-month style plan Luminous from Atlantex Power, the estimated monthly bill in Fort Worth for a medium house with gas heating is $122.02.

How do I know if a plan I choose is a True Fixed plan in Fort Worth?

If you find a plan that looks good on another provider’s website, in an online ad, or even on Power to Choose, you can still use Clear Energy Facts to double-check it.

First, download or open the plan’s Electricity Facts Label (EFL). Then compare it using our EFL Inspector: EFL Inspector .

This tool helps you tell whether a plan is truly fixed, a bill-credit plan, a free nights/weekends offer, or something else.

Which TDU serves Fort Worth?

The primary TDU serving Fort Worth is ONCOR. This TDU owns and maintains local delivery poles and wires, and also manages outage restoration.

How do I confirm the correct TDU for my address in Fort Worth?

Check your current electricity bill or service paperwork for the delivery utility name. If you are moving, enter your ZIP code and address during enrollment to confirm the exact TDU.