Energy made simple

The total cost of electricity—including all charges and fees—averaged over a set usage level (usually 2,000 kWh per month). Helps you compare plans apples-to-apples.

The time period (typically a month) when your electric use is measured for billing. Think of it as your energy “month-in-review.”

The fixed rate you lock in when you sign up. It stays the same through your contract—no surprises.

In Texas, you have the power to choose who provides your electricity—competition means more options and better rates.

Your plan’s “nutrition label.” It shows your rate, contract length, and fees in one clear document.

Your home’s electric fingerprint—a unique number used to track usage at your address.

The set price you pay per kWh for electricity used—excluding delivery fees.

A steady, predictable price per kWh for your entire contract—no ups or downs.

A measure of electrical power equal to 1,000 watts—basically the “speed” of energy use.

Using 1 kilowatt of power for one hour. This is how your electricity bill is calculated.

Times when fewer people use electricity—power is often cheaper then.

High-demand times, usually evenings when people are home using appliances.

Proof that 1 MWh of power was produced from a renewable source like wind or solar.

That’s us! Texans Choice Power sells and manages your electricity plan in Texas’ deregulated market.

Electricity made from sunlight—captured with solar panels and converted into power.

A digital meter that tracks your energy usage in near-real time for accurate billing.

The utility fee that covers poles and wires delivering power to your home—set by your local utility.

A plan type where your kWh rate changes based on time of day—encouraging off-peak use.

The company that maintains the lines and equipment delivering electricity to your home.

The organization that provides electricity delivery to your home or business.

A rate that can change monthly based on market conditions—great when prices are low.

Clean, renewable power generated from wind turbines across Texas.