Dallas electricity plans for apartments and houses

Dallas is one of the largest choice markets in the country. Oncor owns the poles and meter; you choose the retail electric provider that sells the kilowatt-hours. WattKarma is a PUCT-licensed energy broker that helps Dallas residents compare plans at the 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 kWh Electricity Facts Label checkpoints.

From Uptown and Deep Ellum to Oak Cliff, Lake Highlands, Plano, and Irving, this page is written for Dallas homes. Business industry pages are listed lower if you also shop commercial service.

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Dallas rates at 500, 1,000, and 2,000 kWh

Texas Electricity Facts Labels must publish an average price at these three checkpoints. We do not invent sample Gexa, NRG, or TXU cents here — those numbers go stale the day they are typed.

How to read Dallas plan prices — structure dated September 9, 2026. Live ¢/kWh requires your ZIP.
Monthly usage	Typical Dallas home	What the EFL column tells you	Live ¢/kWh
500 kWh	Mild months, apartments, low AC	Watch base charges and minimum-usage fees	Enter ZIP
1,000 kWh	Shoulder months; the advertised comparison point	Often the sort-default — may hide a usage credit	Enter ZIP
2,000 kWh	North Texas summer cooling peaks	Credits can dilute; high-use months belong here	Enter ZIP

As of September 9, 2026, published ¢/kWh offers change by ZIP and Oncor delivery charges. Enter your ZIP above for live Electricity Facts Label prices. Why the three columns jump.

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