Green energy rates

Texas generates the most renewable energy of any state. That means green energy rates are available in every part of the state’s deregulated market.

Texas produces nearly a quarter of the nation’s electricity generation using wind, by far the largest amount of any state. It regularly ranks among the top five states for solar generation as well.

All this means that providers in Texas offer some of the best greet energy rates for customers.

Green plans offered by Gexa

Gexa Energy - Gexa Saver Deluxe 12	12 months	$0.058 / kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Saver Supreme 12	12 months	$0.073 / kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Saver Select 12	12 months	$0.090 / kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Saver Value 12	12 months	$0.116 / kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Saver Freedom 36	36 months	$0.122 / kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Saver Premium 12	12 months	$0.135 / kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Saver Premium 24	24 months	$0.135 / kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Superb Saver 12	12 months	$0.138 / kWh

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 6/19/2021, 1:51:00 PM CDT for ZIP Code 75001. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.

Green plans offered by Green Mountain

Green Mountain - Pollution Free Crystal Clear 12 Preferred	12 months	$0.109 / kWh
Green Mountain - Pollution Free e-Plus 36 Preferred	36 months	$0.110 / kWh
Green Mountain - Pollution Free Crystal Clear 24 Preferred	24 months	$0.111 / kWh
Green Mountain - Pollution Free e-Plus 12 Preferred	12 months	$0.111 / kWh
Green Mountain - Pollution Free e-Plus 24 Preferred	24 months	$0.113 / kWh

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 6/19/2021, 1:50:59 PM CDT for ZIP Code 75001. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.

Green energy plans

Every electricity plan in deregulated Texas includes some renewable energy. Plans tell you how much in their Electricity Facts Label. The EFL also includes information about the supply and transmission rates from your utility, term lengths, early termination fees, and more.

Most providers offer additional green energy plans as well, some with 100 percent renewable energy. These plans are a great way to reduce your carbon footprint.

Renewable energy plans in my area

One thing to remember about Texas is that rates can differ a bit depending on your location. That’s at least in part because of different transmission and delivery utility fees.

To find your local renewable energy rates, you don’t have to search the web for “green electricity rates near me” or “renewable energy rates in my area.” Simply enter your ZIP code on this page, filter for green energy plans, and you’ll see renewable energy rates that apply to you.

Business green energy plans

Texas commercial energy rates also are deregulated. Many businesses want to reduce or eliminate their carbon footprints. Business energy plans take into account the amount of electricity used and other factors. A Choose Texas Power business energy expert can help you craft a plan for your venture. Fill out the form on this page for assistance.

FAQs about renewable energy

How much renewable energy does Texas produce?

The amount can vary from month-to-month. But in November 2020, about 27 percent of the electricity generated in the state came from renewable energy sources such as wind and solar.

When I buy a renewable energy plan, does that mean all the electricity that comes to my house is green?

No. The renewable energy produced in the state goes to the electricity grid, along with electricity generated by fossil fuels and nuclear power. However, your provider buys renewable energy credits to offset your actual electricity use. Those credits are used to expand green energy production.

What do I do if there’s a power outage?

Your local utility company delivers power to your home, regardless of your provider. It also repairs and maintains the equipment used in transmission. Contact it in case of an outage.

Shop for green energy

If you’re still not comfortable selecting your residential electricity plan, we have resources that can help:

Now you’re ready to get started. Simply enter your ZIP code or call the number on this page.

Updated: 6/19/2021