Finding the right electricity plan doesn't have to be complicated. This guide breaks down everything you need to know about retail electricity plans in Texas. Whether you're a first-time shopper or looking to switch providers, we're here to help you confidently choose the perfect Gexa Energy plan for your home.
Deregulation: Texas' deregulated energy market gives you the power to choose your retail electricity provider (REP).
Plan Types: Understanding the difference between electricity plans types may help you better compare and evaluate plans to confidently choose the right plan to suit your lifestyle.
EV & Solar: Gexa Energy offers specialized plans for both EV and solar customers, providing tailored solutions that integrate with your sustainable energy needs.
Gexa Energy is part of Texas' deregulated energy market which gives you the power to choose your retail electricity provider. Since 2002, Texans who live in deregulated areas have enjoyed the freedom to select from various providers and plans that best match their lifestyle and budget needs. When shopping for the perfect electricity plan for your needs in Texas, consider these important factors:
A fixed-rate electricity plan locks in your energy rate (price per kWh) for the entire contract term. Your base rate remains consistent throughout your agreement, providing more predictable billing and protection from price spikes.
A variable-price electricity plan is a type of electricity plan where your cost per kWh can fluctuate monthly depending on market conditions, weather events, or other criteria. These plans may be a good fit for renters or short-term residents.
Time-of-use (TOU) plans typically charge different rates based on when you use electricity, with lower prices during off-peak hours and higher prices during peak demand times, helping you save by shifting usage to cheaper periods.
As more Texans adopt electric vehicles and solar energy, choosing the right electricity plan becomes even more important. Gexa offers specialized plans designed specifically for:
Gexa’s EV plan options offer great savings on nighttime EV charging, powered by 100% green energy. With any Gexa electricity plan, you have the option to add "EV Night Charge" to your plan and get 3¢/kWh off on nighttime EV charging. Learn more about EV options.
For future solar homeowners, Gexa facilitates custom rooftop solar solutions with installation.* For current solar homeowners, learn how to earn bill credits with our Gexa solar buyback and battery plans. Learn more about solar options.
✓ Understand your typical monthly usage patterns
✓ Check the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for complete rate information
✓ Verify the contract length and any auto-renewal terms
✓ Note any early termination fees if you end your contract early
✓ Look for any usage credits or charges based on consumption thresholds
✓ Consider seasonal changes in your electricity needs
✓ Review customer satisfaction ratings and service quality
✓ Understand any special plan features like free nights or weekends
✓ Check for renewable energy options if sustainability matters to you
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For over 20 years, Texans have trusted Gexa Energy for their unique electricity needs. Here's why:
Explore electricity plans with optional features to suit your lifestyle, including specialized options for EV owners and solar customers that maximize your energy investments.
Whether you're moving or switching, enjoy a smooth, hassle-free experience with simple online enrollment and dedicated support from our Texas-based team.
Easily access and manage your account on-the-go with our Gexa Mobile App, track your usage patterns, and receive personalized recommendations to lower your bills.
Gexa Energy purchases renewable energy credits (RECs) from renewable generation resources throughout North America to match 100% of the energy sold under your electric plan. The RECs Gexa purchases represent the renewable attributes of power generated from a variety of renewable energy sources, including, but not limited to, the sun, wind, geothermal, hydroelectric, wave or tidal energy, and biomass or biomass-based waste products, including landfill gas.