Compare Big Lake, TX electricity rates and plans (August 2025)

Best Big Lake, TX electricity rates

In the city of Big Lake, you can find electricity rates that range from 8.00 cents to 44.86 cents per kWh. The best electricity plans in Big Lake for you depend on how much power you use and when you use it. Comparing companies is the best way to find better rates. Below are some rates from popular electric companies in Big Lake.

Because Texas has a deregulated electricity market, Big Lake residents have the flexibility to shop around for a cheaper electricity bill. Many states don’t offer this choice. If you’re looking to reduce your energy bill, consider switching to a different provider or plan. Big Lake electricity providers offer different types of plans for residents and businesses to satisfy a range of needs.

Average cost of electricity in Big Lake, Texas

According to our data, the average electricity rate in Big Lake is 13.35 cents per kWh. This equates to an average residential bill of $98.19 per month. Our data also shows the average resident in Big Lake uses 735 kWh per month. Below, you can see how Big Lake's electricity rates compare to the averages in Texas and the United States.

Since the average price is 13.35 cents per kWh or $98.19 per month for residential electricity, prices lower than these can be considered affordable. Electricity rates in Big Lake, Texas depend on your home size and usage, so the kWh rate is more useful when comparing your rate to the average.

Best electricity plans

We've analyzed the prices, terms, and conditions of popular Big Lake electricity plans. Below are our picks for the best residential plans in the state.

Provider	Contract Term	Rate	Plan
	12 months	11.9¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	12.9¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	13.9¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	14.8¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	15.4¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	15.8¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	16.4¢/kWh	See Plan
	6 months	17.8¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	17.8¢/kWh	See Plan
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Compare Big Lake electricity providers

There are 35 electricity providers in Big Lake, TX. While some providers only serve specific areas, you have multiple options for electricity wherever you are. Different providers can offer different specials, plan types, and sales throughout the year. However, always read the fine print of the energy plans you consider to avoid hidden penalties.

Business electricity rates in Big Lake, TX

Commercial rates are typically cheaper than residential rates in Big Lake, Texas because businesses consume a lot of energy. This means they get a volume discount on electricity. Think about how much power a corner store might use to run HVAC, refrigeration, security systems, lighting, and computers. It adds up. Our data shows the average business in Big Lake pays 10.10 cents per kWh for electricity and has an average bill of $15,951 per month. They also use 1,579 kWh per month, which is a big increase from the residential average of 735 kWh.

Finding ways to reduce overhead costs is essential as a business owner. You have the opportunity to do that in a deregulated electricity market. Even reducing your electricity by one or two cents per kWh can make a huge difference when you have a high monthly bill. Compare commercial electricity rates to find the plan that makes the most sense for your business.

Best commercial electricity plans

Below are the top commercial electricity plans in Big Lake, Texas.

Provider	Contract Term	Rate	Plan
	54 months	5.066¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.074¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.159¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.179¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.215¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.224¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.234¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.243¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.248¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.257¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	5.302¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	5.303¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.322¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.333¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.342¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.343¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.344¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.364¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.372¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.385¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.397¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.399¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.433¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.453¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.454¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.466¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.473¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.485¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	5.488¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	5.490¢/kWh	See Plan
	18 months	5.505¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	5.508¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.509¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	5.510¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.521¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.540¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	5.567¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	5.572¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.573¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.579¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	5.583¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	5.584¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.594¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.599¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.599¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.613¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.619¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.630¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	5.637¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.641¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	5.642¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.649¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	5.658¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.668¢/kWh	See Plan
	18 months	5.725¢/kWh	See Plan
	18 months	5.746¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.746¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.765¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.780¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	5.783¢/kWh	See Plan
	18 months	5.796¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	5.797¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.800¢/kWh	See Plan
	42 months	5.805¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	5.829¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	5.840¢/kWh	See Plan
	36 months	5.841¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	5.845¢/kWh	See Plan
	18 months	5.847¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	5.850¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	5.851¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	5.860¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	5.868¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	5.890¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	5.934¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	6.008¢/kWh	See Plan
	12 months	6.011¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	6.022¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	6.029¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	6.043¢/kWh	See Plan
	30 months	6.060¢/kWh	See Plan
	59 months	6.070¢/kWh	See Plan
	24 months	6.075¢/kWh	See Plan
	59 months	6.083¢/kWh	See Plan
	58 months	6.088¢/kWh	See Plan
	60 months	6.088¢/kWh	See Plan
	54 months	6.089¢/kWh	See Plan
	48 months	6.098¢/kWh	See Plan
	60 months	6.100¢/kWh	See Plan
	58 months	6.101¢/kWh	See Plan
	47 months	6.111¢/kWh	See Plan
	57 months	6.118¢/kWh	See Plan
	53 months	6.120¢/kWh	See Plan
	47 months	6.124¢/kWh	See Plan
	57 months	6.131¢/kWh	See Plan
	53 months	6.133¢/kWh	See Plan
	18 months	6.138¢/kWh	See Plan
	46 months	6.138¢/kWh	See Plan
	18 months	6.139¢/kWh	See Plan
	52 months	6.141¢/kWh	See Plan
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How to switch your Big Lake electricity provider

Three simple steps can help you switch Big Lake electricity providers while avoiding service interruptions and unnecessary fees:

1. Review your current plan and usage, checking your contract end date to avoid early termination fees.
2. Compare providers' rates about 14 days before your contract expires. You'll need your address, driver's license, and Social Security number ready.
3. Select your new provider, who'll handle the entire switching process, including notifying your current company.

The switch typically takes a few days, and you won't experience any service disruption.

Best time to switch electric companies in Big Lake, Texas?

While choosing the right electricity provider in Big Lake is important, timing your switch can also help you save on energy bills.

Here are a few times to consider switching:

• Spring and fall: Switch during these seasons when electricity demand is lowest, helping you secure better rates.
• Pre-season planning: Consider switching just before summer or winter to avoid seasonal price spikes.
• Contract end: Time your switch within 14 days of your contract expiration to avoid termination fees.
• Promotions: Take advantage of promotions and special offers during low-demand periods.

Remember to review your current contract terms and compare rates from multiple providers before making the switch.

Big Lake's deregulated electricity market

When Texas deregulated its electricity market in 2002, the state transformed its energy landscape by splitting the traditional utility model into three distinct segments: generation, transmission, and retail.

Here's how it works for you:

• Power Generation Companies create electricity and sell it wholesale.
• Transmission and Distribution Utilities maintain the power lines and infrastructure.
• Retail Electric Providers (REPs) purchase electricity and sell it to you.

Texas residents can choose from over 170 REPs in competitive areas, which serve about 85% of Texas power consumers. The Public Utility Commission of Texas operates the Power to Choose website, which displays plans and providers in each zip code.

While you select your provider, your local utility company still handles power line maintenance and outages, ensuring reliable delivery to your home.

Types of electricity plans in Big Lake, TX

The Big Lake electricity market offers several distinct plan types, each designed to match different consumer needs and preferences.

You'll find four main options:

• Fixed-rate plans lock in your rate per kilowatt-hour for 6 to 36 months, providing predictable bills and protection from market swings. Most customers choose 12 or 24-month terms.
• Variable-rate plans fluctuate with market conditions, offering flexibility but higher risk.
• Time-of-use plans charge different rates based on when you use electricity, with potential savings during off-peak hours.
• Prepaid plans let you pay in advance without deposits, while specialty options include indexed and renewable energy plans.

Compare Big Lake electricity rates

Compare Big Lake electricity rates to save money and avoid overpaying in the deregulated market. Bills can vary greatly, with rates between 8 to 45 cents per kWh across different providers and plan structures. Take the time to read the fine print and do the math to figure out which is your best option.

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