How much electricity does the average household in Pecos use?
On average, homes in Pecos use about 1,293 kWh of electricity each month, roughly 15,521 kWh over the year. Your own use may differ depending on home size, insulation and household size.
Can I choose my electricity provider in Pecos?
Yes, Pecos residents have the ability to choose their retail electricity provider (REP). This means you can compare different electricity plans and select one that fits your home’s energy needs, contract preferences, and usage habits.
How do I report a power outage in Pecos?
Report power outages to Pecos’s Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU), Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP). You can do so by calling 888-866-7456 or using their online outage reporting system.
What affects electricity rates in Pecos?
Pecos electricity rates are influenced by energy market conditions, ZIP code, demand, home type and size, usage level, and plan structure.
Who delivers electricity to my home in Pecos?
Electricity in Pecos is delivered by the Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU), which is Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP). The TDU is responsible for maintaining power lines, delivering electricity to your home, and restoring service during outages, while your retail electricity provider manages your plan, billing, and customer support.
What is a good electricity rate in Pecos?
Rates in the West Texas area change with the season, natural gas prices, and grid demand. Comparing plans at your actual usage level (500, 1,000, or 2,000 kWh) is the best way to judge value. The advertised rate only applies at a specific usage tier. Use the usage toggle in the plans section above to see how each Gexa plan prices at your usage.
Are Gexa Energy plans really 100% renewable?
Yes. Gexa’s residential plans are backed 100% by renewable energy certificates (RECs) purchased and retired to match your usage.
What ZIP codes does Gexa Energy serve in Pecos?
Gexa Energy serves eligible addresses in the Pecos community. Enter your ZIP code above to see the exact plans and pricing available at your address.
Can I switch to Gexa Energy without an interruption in service?
Yes. Switching retail providers in Texas does not interrupt your power. Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP) continues delivering electricity while your new plan starts — usually on your next meter read date or a self-selected switch date.
Is there a deposit or credit check to sign up?
A credit check may apply when you enroll, and some customers may be asked for a deposit. Gexa offers options to reduce or waive deposits for qualifying customers — call 866-961-9399 for details.