Compare Texas TDUs including Oncor, CenterPoint, and AEP Texas.
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Texas has a deregulated electricity market in most ERCOT areas. You choose your Retail Electric Provider (REP) for supply, while Transmission and Distribution Utilities (TDUs) like Oncor and CenterPoint deliver the power. This means your bill includes both energy charges and delivery charges — and verifying both is important.
Does Utility Check support Texas electricity bills?
Yes. Utility Check supports bills from all major Texas TDUs (Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas) and the REPs that serve them. We verify your energy charges, delivery charges, and any fees to make sure your bill matches your plan's Electricity Facts Label (EFL).
What should I check on my Texas electricity bill?
In Texas's deregulated market, your bill includes energy charges from your REP and delivery charges from your TDU. Common issues include introductory rates that have expired, minimum usage charges, and delivery fees that don't match published TDU rates. Utility Check verifies all of these independently.
How can I verify my Texas electricity bill is accurate?
Upload your Texas electricity bill to Utility Check. We recalculate your energy charges against your plan's rate, verify TDU delivery charges, check for expired promotional rates, and flag any discrepancies. If everything checks out, you get confirmation. If not, we provide a step-by-step guide to resolve the issue.