Dallas, Texas

Dallas electricity rates and plans

Compare current plans for your address. See what the full bill could cost at your usage, not just the advertised rate.

See Dallas plans for your home

Enter your ZIP to start. We'll confirm the delivery area when your address is needed.

Free to browse. Review fees and plan details before enrolling.

Three checks before you choose

  1. Confirm your addressMake sure the plan serves your delivery area.
  2. Compare your billLook at estimated cost for your usage, including delivery charges.
  3. Read the facts labelCheck bill credits, fees, term, and cancellation rules.

What do electricity rates cost in Dallas?

There is no single rate that predicts every Dallas home's bill. A plan can look cheap at 1,000 kWh but cost more at 500 or 2,000 kWh when a bill credit applies only above a threshold.

Compare the estimated monthly bill at your expected usage, including delivery charges and base fees. Then check the official Electricity Facts Label before enrolling.

Who delivers power in Dallas?

Most Dallas addresses are in Oncor’s delivery territory. Oncor maintains the wires and handles outages; you choose the retail company and plan. Dallas and Fort Worth share much of the same Oncor plan market; eligibility still depends on the service address. Read more about Oncor delivery.

Setting up electricity when moving to Dallas

If you are moving to Dallas, pick a service start date that matches your move. Confirm the delivery utility for your address, especially near a territory boundary. Use a recent bill if you have one to estimate monthly kWh, then save the Electricity Facts Label and enrollment confirmation after you choose.

Ready to compare?

Start with your ZIP. Review available plans and their full terms.

Find my plan →

Frequently asked questions

Do I get to choose my electricity company in Dallas?

Yes. Dallas sits in Oncor’s service territory, one of the deregulated parts of Texas where you pick your own retail electric provider instead of being assigned one by default.

Who actually delivers the power to my house in Dallas?

Oncor owns the physical wires and handles outages in Dallas County: that part isn’t something you shop for. The company you do choose is the retail electric provider (REP) that sells you the electricity itself; Oncor’s delivery charge is baked into every plan’s price whether you notice it or not.

How many electricity plans are available in Dallas right now?

Plan counts change as providers update their offers. Use your service address and expected usage to see current plans for the correct delivery territory.

What's the average electricity rate in Dallas?

There is no single rate that fits every Dallas home. The advertised price depends on usage, delivery charges, and plan rules such as bill credits. Compare projected bills at your expected usage and verify the Electricity Facts Label before enrolling.

The historical provider links above come from the dated independent snapshot noted in that section. They are research samples, not the live marketplace's current inventory or prices. Utility eligibility is address-based; verify availability and final terms in the marketplace and official Electricity Facts Label before enrollment.