Abundance Energy vs. BKV Energy: Which is Cheaper?

The next comparison is between two of the most popular plans from each company: BKV (Bluebonnet) and Abundance Energy (Straight Forward). These two plans are truly fixed-rate plans. The graph shows live data that is typically updated every 48 hours. Now, let’s make a quick summary of each plan:

This is generally a true fixed-rate plan. It typically has a small base charge and a strong energy rate. Other similar plans include Confident Renter and the 100% Green options.

Bluebonnet is usually the flagship plan from BKV and is often advertised on its owns website. Other options like Bluebonnet are relatively more expensive but compensate with rewards and other perks.

The next table presents an estimate of the monthly bill based on your consumption. The green value in each column represents the lower rate at that usage level. Both plans are displayed one below the other so you can clearly see the difference between them. You can switch between service areas (TDUs) to compare results. This information is based on the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for each plan in every TDU.




Note on BKV Energy's Pricing: It is worth noting that the Bluebonnet series is typically not BKV Energy's cheapest option. That title usually belongs to their Daisy plan. While Daisy is typically exclusive to the Power to Choose website, Clear Energy Facts (CEF) collects this data directly from Power to Choose and presents these options to you when you search for plans in our dashboard.

The Bluebonnet plan, on the other hand, comes with added loyalty perks. This includes an annual dividend payout for customers (averaging $57 in 2025, according to their website).

Because Texas electricity rates fluctuate frequently, the "cheapest" plan between Abundance Energy and BKV Energy can change from week to week. As the live data above demonstrates, the clear winner depends heavily on current market conditions and your exact monthly usage.