Uri’s own storm charges add well under $1 a month to a Texas electric bill. Delivery charges are up $25 to $31 since 2020, but most of that isn’t about Uri.
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What a Fixed Rate Doesn’t Fix: Pass-Through Charges on Texas Electricity Bills, Line by Line
A fixed rate locks only part of your Texas electric bill. See which charges can still change, with line-by-line Oncor home and business bill examples.
Is the Texas Grid Ready for Winter 2026–27? What’s Changed Five Years After Uri
ERCOT puts this winter’s emergency odds near 3%, and the grid has handled three record cold snaps since Uri. Here’s what’s fixed, what isn’t, and what it means for your electricity bill.
When Is the Best Time to Renew Your Electricity Contract in Texas?
When your electricity contract is up for renewal, it can be tempting to just sign the first offer that comes your way. But before you make a decision, it’s important […]
Navigating the Power Play: Texas’ Energy Challenges and Solutions
Over the past fourteen years, from 2008 to 2022, Texas has been riding a wave of exponential population growth. The Lone Star State has seen its population expand by a […]
How Better Insulation Can Help You Save Energy
Are you tired of paying high energy bills every month? One of the smartest ways to reduce your energy consumption and save money is to improve the insulation in your […]
How Much Do Utilities Cost Per Month in Texas?
If you’re considering moving to Texas, you’re in good company. Many people enjoy the rich culture and history, affordable cost of living, lack of state income tax, career opportunities, warm […]
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