RESIDENTIAL · 76102
Compare residential electricity rates and plans in Fort Worth, TX.
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Prices shown are averages at 1,000 kWh usage; delivery utility (TDU) charges apply separately.
How to choose
Use this list when comparing published offers for your ZIP code.
How it works
In Fort Worth, Oncor is the delivery utility: it owns the wires, reads the meter and handles outages. Its delivery charges pass through on your bill the same way no matter which provider you pick. You choose a retail provider for the energy.
WattKarma compares published offers for your ZIP. Business electricity is available separately.
Tarrant County
Fort Worth is Oncor territory with city water and 311-based solid waste. Everman, Forest Hill and White Settlement run their own services inside some Fort Worth ZIPs.
Delivery utility
Fort Worth is in the Texas competitive retail market (ERCOT, North load zone). Oncor owns the poles and wires, reads meters and restores outages. You pick a Retail Electric Provider for the plan and the bill. Switching providers does not change who fixes the lines.
Check your bill
Most Fort Worth addresses are on Oncor. Confirm the utility name on a recent bill or with WattKarma's ZIP lookup before you enroll.
At home
Fort Worth renters and owners pick a Retail Electric Provider while Oncor keeps delivering the power. Compare price at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh on the Electricity Facts Label, watch for bill credits that only pay at one usage level, and set the new plan to start on move-in day. Water, trash and gas are not part of the switch.
Neighborhoods and areas we often see on bills
Outages
Call Oncor at 888-313-4747 or report online.
Guides
Provider offers cover the energy. Oncor delivery charges pass through on the bill the same way with any provider, so compare the all-in price per kWh on the Electricity Facts Label at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh, plus the contract length and cancellation fee.
Move-in
Water
City of Fort Worth, Water Customer Service. Phone 817-392-4477. Open water service on your street address, not a PO Box. Fort Worth Water Customer Service 817-392-4477 (call center Mon to Fri 7 a.m.-7 p.m.). Open/close/transfer accounts via that number or City Hall / 100 Fort Worth Trail, 5th Floor; 24/7 emergencies select Option 1. MyWaterAccount@FortWorthTexas.gov. Activation fee $20 on first bill; same-day +$25. Start water service.
Trash
City of Fort Worth, Solid Waste via 311 / Environmental Services. Phone 817-392-1234. Use your street address to confirm city trash service. Fort Worth residential garbage/recycling via Environmental Services, contact 311 / 817-392-1234 for service questions and missed pickups. Multifamily and downtown towers often use private haulers.
Gas
Atmos Energy serves most Fort Worth addresses with piped natural gas. Start or transfer service at 888-286-6700. Gas is not part of Texas electricity choice, so there is no gas plan to shop. If you smell gas, leave the building first, then call 911 and Atmos Energy at 866-322-8667 from outside.
Internet
AT&T Fiber / AT&T Internet, Spectrum, Frontier Fiber. These providers show up across many Fort Worth ZIPs, but service still varies by street. Check the FCC National Broadband Map (broadbandmap.fcc.gov) or the provider's address lookup before you order.
Checklist
Business
Shops, offices and restaurants on Oncor wires in Fort Worth can buy power the same way. Small accounts can take a fixed plan; demand-metered sites (usually over 10 kW) get a custom quote built on their usage history. Multi-site owners can put every Texas location on one contract end date.
Emergencies
ZIP
Each link opens that ZIP's WattKarma rate guide with live plan prices.
FAQs
Quick answers about residential electricity in competitive markets.
Yes, for addresses on Oncor wires. Fort Worth is in ERCOT's competitive market, so you pick a Retail Electric Provider for your plan and bill. Oncor still delivers the power and handles outages.
Call Oncor at 888-313-4747, or report it at oncor.com. Your electricity provider does not repair lines. Stay away from downed wires and call 911.
Use the Electricity Facts Label. Look at the average price at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh, the contract length, and the early termination fee. Plans with bill credits can look cheap at exactly 1,000 kWh and cost more at other usage levels. Power to Choose (powertochoose.org) is the state's comparison site.
City of Fort Worth, Water Customer Service: call 817-392-4477 or apply online at fortworthtexas.gov.
City of Fort Worth, Solid Waste via 311 / Environmental Services. Call 817-392-1234.
Atmos Energy serves most Fort Worth addresses with piped natural gas. Start or transfer service at 888-286-6700. Gas is not part of Texas electricity choice, so there is no gas plan to shop. If you smell gas, leave the building first, then call 911 and Atmos Energy at 866-322-8667 from outside.
Shops, offices and restaurants on Oncor wires in Fort Worth can buy power the same way. Small accounts can take a fixed plan; demand-metered sites (usually over 10 kW) get a custom quote built on their usage history. Multi-site owners can put every Texas location on one contract end date. Start at the business electricity page.
WattKarma has ZIP pages for 76101, 76102, 76103, 76104, 76105, 76106, 76107, 76108, 76109, 76110, 76111, 76112 and more in Fort Worth. Each ZIP page has address-level utility details.