Oncor (TDU) + Retail Provider provides electricity service to Plano and the surrounding Texas area. The local climate significantly impacts energy costs throughout the year.
12.5¢/kWh
Average residential rate
The average Plano residential customer pays approximately 12.5¢ per kilowatt-hour. Your actual rate depends on your specific rate plan, usage tier, and time of use.
| Plan | Base Rate | Peak Hours | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Just Energy - Basics - 12 | 0.184 | N/A | Customers who want a predictable, fixed-rate plan. |
| Amigo Energy - Nights Free Plan - 12 | 0.187 | Free nights, typically from 9 PM to 7 AM | Customers who use most of their electricity at night. |
| Reliant - Reliant Truly Free Nights 100% Solar 12 plan | 0.198 | Free nights, typically from 8 PM to 6 AM | Customers who want to use renewable energy and use most of their electricity at night. |
Just Energy - Basics - 12: Customers who want a predictable, fixed-rate plan.
Amigo Energy - Nights Free Plan - 12: Customers who use most of their electricity at night.
Reliant - Reliant Truly Free Nights 100% Solar 12 plan: Customers who want to use renewable energy and use most of their electricity at night.
Compared to El Paso (13.29¢/kWh), Plano residents pay approximately 0.8¢/kWh less on average.
*Rates shown are approximate and subject to change. Verify current rates at oncor.com.*
Plano's climate significantly impacts energy costs throughout the year.
| Season | Typical Bill Range | Primary Driver |
|---|---|---|
| Summer (Jun-Aug) | $150-$300 | Air conditioning |
| Winter (Dec-Feb) | $80-$180 | Heating |
| Spring/Fall | $70-$120 | Baseline usage |
Summer bills in Plano can reach $300, while residents in El Paso typically see summer peaks around $400.
*Bill estimates based on average Plano household usage of 1,100 kWh/month.*
Oncor (TDU) + Retail Provider rates in Plano have changed over the past several years:
Recent rate adjustments have been approved by the state utility commission.
Oncor (TDU) + Retail Provider serves Plano and surrounding areas in Texas.
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