Electricity Rates In Whitehouse, TX
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Utility Provider:Oncor Electric Delivery Co.You're on the verge of choosing an incredible energy rate in Whitehouse, TX. We have created a selection of the top deals and offers from the highest quality list of energy providers serving your area. With one click you can rank all of the electricity rates for Whitehouse, TX based upon the name of the energy service provider, agreement duration, or simply rate.
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*Prices reflect average usage of 2,000 kWh/month.
PUCT # 10041Support a good cause without being tied down to a long-term contract with this month-to-month plan.
No cancellation fee.
Lock in your electricity price for 24 months while helping your community. This plan comes with a 30-day risk free guarantee.
Early termination charges are a low $20 per month remaining on the contract.
PUCT # 10004100% free every night. 100% solar every day. No energy usage charges from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. every day.
Early Cancellation Fee: $150
PUCT # 10259Free Energy Nights. 24 Month Fixed Rate Plan.
Early Termination Fee: $125
Texas Fixed. 12 month Fixed Rate.
Early Termination Fee: $20.00 per month remaining in contract
Prepare for those brutal Texas summers with a fixed price from Pulse!
8 Times Apr 5th, 2021Confusing electricity plans are a thing of the past with One Rate 12. No gimmicks. One base charge at $4.95 per month.
Early Termination Fee: $20.00 per month remaining in contract
PUCT # 10064Great fixed rate for 12 months - simple savings - no gimmicks!
11 Times Mar 26th, 2021Great rate with 100% renewable energy.
3 Times Mar 26th, 2021Includes a Smart Wi-Fi Thermostat & Monthly ScoreCard.
7 Times Mar 26th, 2021Get free electricity on the days when you need it most, plus extra free days during the extra-hot summer months.
Early Cancellation Fee: $150
Get one low rate, plain and simple. The same low energy charge no matter how much electricity you use.
Early Cancellation Fee: $150
*Prices reflect average usage of 2,000 kWh/month.