Chariot Energy is a Texas retail electric provider owned under 174 Power Global / Hanwha. WattKarma is not Chariot's storefront. We show Chariot when it is in your ZIP catalog and explain the Electricity Facts Label the same way we do for every other REP. We do not invent a green ¢/kWh.
Chariot Energy sits under 174 Power Global / Hanwha. We will not invent a second Hanwha retail name or a customer count. Chariot is not an NRG brand, not NextEra / Gexa, not Vistra / TXU, and not Constellation / Champion.
Reviewed September 10, 2026. Renewable positioning still has to survive 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 kWh on the EFL. A green claim is not a rate.
In Texas, a Chariot Energy plan must publish an Electricity Facts Label. The EFL shows an average price at 500 kWh, 1,000 kWh, and 2,000 kWh. The 1,000 kWh column is the number most ads lean on. It is not always the number you will pay in a mild month or a cooling-season month.
At 500 kWh, base charges and minimum-usage fees can dominate — apartments and low-AC months live here. At 1,000 kWh, a usage credit can make a plan look cheaper than it is when you miss the credit band. At 2,000 kWh, Texas summer, those credits can dilute. Read all three columns, the term length, and the early termination fee before you enroll.
Ohio does not issue a Texas EFL. If you are shopping Ohio, the honest benchmark is the Price to Compare on the utility bill — not a Chariot Energy ¢/kWh typed on this page. Maryland allows supply choice, but online shopping on this site is not fully wired. We do not invent a Chariot Energy enrollment there.
We will not publish a sample Chariot Energy rate here. Live ¢/kWh require your ZIP. Method last reviewed September 10, 2026.
This is not a Chariot Energy landing page and not a cloned sales site. WattKarma is a licensed energy broker: Texas PUCT #BR220202, Ohio PUCO #22-104905E, and Maryland MD PSC #IR-5469. We compare the retail electric providers that actually appear in your ZIP catalog.
If you enroll through us, the provider pays us a commission. You are not charged a broker fee to compare. That commission does not change the published EFL price or the contract you sign. Our incentive is to show real options — not to push Chariot Energy or to hide Chariot Energy.
Chariot Energy may be in your results. Chariot Energy may be missing. If it is missing, we show who is there instead of inventing a Chariot Energy card or a sample ¢/kWh. That is the honest shop. Enter a ZIP or call 855-952-WATT (9288).
A comparison page is not a promise that we always have Chariot Energy, that Chariot Energy is cheapest, or that the parent company means a better or worse rate. Ownership is a fact. Price is a ZIP result. Delivery and outages stay with the TDU — Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas, TNMP, or LP&L in Texas — not with Chariot Energy and not with WattKarma.
If you want renewable-leaning plans, read the EFL renewable language and the three average prices. Then compare Chariot to other REPs in the same ZIP — including brands that do not market themselves as green. The bill is still kWh times the average price, plus TDU delivery.
No sibling pills on this page. See renewable energy for the product type and the providers hub for other brands.
We do not list a Chariot Energy sister brand on this site. See the providers hub for every brand we compare.
Last reviewed September 10, 2026. How we compare plans.