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$124.82

Extra monthly cost of using 999 kWh instead of 1,000 kWh on EFL-verified $125 bill-credit plans (median)

EFLs issued Oct 15 to Oct 28, 2026 (historical)

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6.2¢ → 19.1¢

Oncor area's lowest advertised 1,000 kWh price, and the same plan at 500 kWh

· PUCT Power to Choose export

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+$8.37

Oncor monthly delivery charges at 1,000 kWh, Sep 1 to Nov 1 reports (13.0%, now $72.73)

PUCT TDU rate reports · temporary rates, Docket 59249

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38 of 1,262

Measures filed Nov 9, 2026 that concern electricity; none is law

Texas Legislature Online · as of Nov 10, 2026

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Top story · Plan Structure

Usage-sensitive plans: the advertised price depends on how much you use

Some plans subtract a bill credit only when monthly usage reaches 1,000 kWh. On 11 EFL-verified $125 bill-credit plans, the median bill was $62.03 at 1,000 kWh and $186.84 at 999 kWh: one kilowatt-hour less cost $124.79 to $124.82 more. These plans come from one provider and the EFLs are historical.

The same design sets the lowest advertised prices. On Nov 10, 2026, the lowest 1,000 kWh price in every utility area belonged to a usage-sensitive plan, and those plans listed 18.5¢ to 21.3¢ at 500 kWh. Usage-sensitive plans were 6% to 8% of fixed-rate listings.

Plan Structure · EFLs issued Oct 15, 2026 to Oct 28, 2026

One kWh less, $124.82 more: the bill-credit cliff

Median monthly bill on 11 EFL-verified plans with a $125 credit at 1,000 kWh (one provider). At 999 kWh the credit does not apply.

500 kWh
999 kWh
1,000 kWh
2,000 kWh

Median monthly bill (US dollars)

Source: Power Hopper analysis of plan data compiled from Power to Choose-derived third-party listings and REP Electricity Facts Labels; EFLs issued Oct 15, 2026 to Oct 28, 2026 (historical). 999 and 1,000 kWh bills recalculated from EFL components; 500 and 2,000 kWh bills = EFL average price x usage. Taxes excluded.

Chart: The bill-credit cliff: median monthly bill at 500, 999, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh · Methodology · Dataset · CC BY 4.0

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Power Hopper Research Team. "The bill-credit cliff: median monthly bill at 500, 999, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh." Chart. The 1,000 kWh Bill-Credit Threshold: What One Kilowatt-Hour Costs dataset. Power Hopper Media Data Room, published November 10, 2026. https://powerhopper.energy/media/charts#chart-texas-bill-credit-cliff-median-bill-500-999-1000-2000-kwh. Accessed [date accessed].

Data table
The bill-credit cliff: median monthly bill at 500, 999, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh (Median monthly bill (US dollars))
Monthly usageMedian monthly bill
500 kWh$96.00
999 kWh$186.84
1,000 kWh$62.03
2,000 kWh$246.00

Electricity Rates · Nov 10, 2026 snapshot

The lowest advertised prices, 5.7¢ to 8.0¢, become 18.5¢ to 21.3¢ at 500 kWh

Lowest 1,000 kWh price in each utility area, what that same plan lists at 500 kWh, and the area's median at 1,000 kWh.

  • Lowest advertised, 1,000 kWh
  • Same plan at 500 kWh
  • Median, 1,000 kWh
Oncor
CenterPoint
AEP Central
AEP North
TNMP
LP&L

Average price (cents per kWh)

Source: PUCT Power to Choose plan export, Nov 10, 2026 (English-language fixed-rate, non-prepaid, non-time-of-use residential listings). In every area the lowest-priced plan is usage-sensitive (its 1,000 kWh price is at least 25% below its 500 kWh price). Single-day snapshot.

Chart: Lowest advertised 1,000 kWh price, the same plan at 500 kWh, and the median, Nov 10, 2026 · Methodology · Dataset · CC BY 4.0

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Power Hopper Research Team. "Lowest advertised 1,000 kWh price, the same plan at 500 kWh, and the median, Nov 10, 2026." Chart. Usage-Sensitive Plans and the Lowest-vs-Median Price Spread by Utility dataset. Power Hopper Media Data Room, published November 10, 2026. https://powerhopper.energy/media/charts#chart-texas-lowest-vs-median-plan-price-1000-kwh-2026-11-10. Accessed [date accessed].

Data table
Lowest advertised 1,000 kWh price, the same plan at 500 kWh, and the median, Nov 10, 2026 (Average price (cents per kWh))
Delivery utilityLowest advertised, 1,000 kWhSame plan at 500 kWhMedian, 1,000 kWh
Oncor6.2¢19.1¢13.0¢
CenterPoint6.2¢19.2¢12.9¢
AEP Central5.7¢18.5¢11.8¢
AEP North6.0¢18.8¢12.6¢
TNMP8.0¢21.3¢14.7¢
LP&L7.6¢20.1¢13.2¢

Plan Structure · Nov 10, 2026 snapshot

Plans with minimum-usage terms list lower 1,000 kWh medians in all six areas

Median fixed-rate price at 1,000 kWh. 7% to 9% of fixed plans carry minimum-usage fees or credits, which lower the price shown at 1,000 kWh.

  • Without minimum-usage terms
  • With minimum-usage terms
Oncor
CenterPoint
AEP Central
AEP North
TNMP
LP&L

Median price at 1,000 kWh (cents per kWh)

Source: PUCT Power to Choose plan export, Nov 10, 2026 (English-language fixed-rate, non-prepaid, non-time-of-use residential listings). Minimum-usage terms per the export's MinUsageFeesCredits flag. A price at one usage level does not predict a household's bill. Single-day snapshot.

Chart: Fixed-plan medians at 1,000 kWh with and without minimum-usage terms, Nov 10, 2026 · Methodology · Dataset · CC BY 4.0

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Power Hopper Research Team. "Fixed-plan medians at 1,000 kWh with and without minimum-usage terms, Nov 10, 2026." Chart. Texas Electricity Plan Structure by Utility dataset. Power Hopper Media Data Room, published November 10, 2026. https://powerhopper.energy/media/charts#chart-texas-fixed-plan-medians-with-and-without-minimum-usage-terms-2026-11-10. Accessed [date accessed].

Data table
Fixed-plan medians at 1,000 kWh with and without minimum-usage terms, Nov 10, 2026 (Median price at 1,000 kWh (cents per kWh))
Delivery utilityWithout minimum-usage termsWith minimum-usage terms
Oncor13.1¢11.8¢
CenterPoint13.0¢9.9¢
AEP Central11.8¢8.6¢
AEP North12.7¢9.6¢
TNMP14.8¢11.3¢
LP&L13.5¢11.9¢

Bill-credit threshold dataset · Usage-sensitivity dataset · 999 vs 1,000 kWh by utility

Latest numbers

Current values and benchmarks

Comparisons appear only where Power Hopper holds dated source records for both points. Everything else is marked n/a, with the reason.

Current value and earlier values with the change from each (in parentheses)
MeasureCurrentYesterdayLast weekLast monthLast year
ERCOT North Hub day-ahead average ($/MWh)$38.24Nov 10$44.23 (−$5.99)Nov 9$50.80 (−$12.56)Nov 3n/a1n/a1
ERCOT Houston Hub day-ahead average ($/MWh)$34.82Nov 10$39.27 (−$4.45)Nov 9$64.27 (−$29.45)Nov 3n/a1n/a1
ERCOT West Hub day-ahead average ($/MWh)$47.85Nov 10$58.41 (−$10.56)Nov 9$57.41 (−$9.56)Nov 3n/a1n/a1
Oncor delivery at 1,000 kWh ($/mo) †$72.73Nov 1 reportn/a2n/a2$64.36 (+$8.37)Oct 1 reportn/a3
CenterPoint delivery at 1,000 kWh ($/mo)$70.23Nov 1 reportn/a2n/a2$70.23 (±$0.00)Oct 1 reportn/a3
AEP Texas Central delivery at 1,000 kWh ($/mo)$60.15Nov 1 reportn/a2n/a2$60.42 (−$0.27)Oct 1 reportn/a3
AEP Texas North delivery at 1,000 kWh ($/mo)$59.00Nov 1 reportn/a2n/a2$59.27 (−$0.27)Oct 1 reportn/a3
TNMP delivery at 1,000 kWh ($/mo)$85.27Nov 1 reportn/a2n/a2$85.27 (±$0.00)Oct 1 reportn/a3
Lubbock Power & Light delivery at 1,000 kWh ($/mo) *$62.582026-27 tariff, eff. Nov 1, 2026n/a2n/a2n/a4$63.12 (−$0.54)2025-26 tariff, eff. Nov 1, 2025
Median fixed plan, Oncor area, 1,000 kWh (¢/kWh)13.0¢Nov 10n/a5n/a5n/a5n/a5
Median fixed plan, CenterPoint area, 1,000 kWh (¢/kWh)12.9¢Nov 10n/a5n/a5n/a5n/a5
  1. ERCOT daily market pages are retained for Nov 2 to Nov 10, 2026 only, so month-ago and year-ago values are not available.
  2. The PUCT publishes delivery rate reports monthly and Lubbock Power & Light adopts an annual tariff; there are no daily or weekly values.
  3. Year-ago PUCT monthly reports were not retained, so no year-ago value is shown.
  4. LP&L adopts one tariff per year, so there is no separate month-ago value. The year-ago value is the 2025-26 tariff, effective Nov 1, 2025.
  5. Power to Choose snapshots are retained for Nov 10 and Oct 19, 2026 only (Oct 19 medians: Oncor 13.4¢, CenterPoint 13.2¢). Those are 22 days apart, not a monthly series, and two snapshots are not a trend.
  6. † Oncor temporary rates for bills rendered on or after Oct 4, 2026 (PUCT Docket 59249). * LP&L is city-regulated, not under PUCT delivery tariffs.

By utility

The six delivery utility areas side by side

Showing: Delivery at 1,000 kWh

  • LP&L$62.58/mo
  • AEP North$59.00/mo
  • Oncor$72.73/mo
  • TNMP$85.27/mo
  • CenterPoint$70.23/mo
  • AEP Central$60.15/mo

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Schematic layout, not a map: tiles sit roughly where each utility serves, but service areas are irregular, and TNMP and AEP serve several separate regions. Shading compares the six values for the chosen measure.

Delivery charges (Nov 2026) and plan listings (Nov 10, 2026) by delivery utility
UtilityRegulatorDelivery at 1,000 kWhChangeMedian plan, 1,000 kWhLowest advertised, 1,000 kWhUsage-sensitiveMinimum-usage termsFixed plans
Oncor †PUCT$72.73$64.36 (+$8.37)vs Sep 1 report13.0¢6.2¢ 19.1¢ at 500 kWh6%7%147
CenterPointPUCT$70.23$69.03 (+$1.20)vs Sep 1 report12.9¢6.2¢ 19.2¢ at 500 kWh7%8%146
AEP Texas CentralPUCT$60.15$61.07 (−$0.92)vs Sep 1 report11.8¢5.7¢ 18.5¢ at 500 kWh7%7%141
AEP Texas NorthPUCT$59.00$59.93 (−$0.93)vs Sep 1 report12.6¢6.0¢ 18.8¢ at 500 kWh6%7%141
TNMPPUCT$85.27$81.87 (+$3.40)vs Sep 1 report14.7¢8.0¢ 21.3¢ at 500 kWh6%7%142
Lubbock Power & LightLubbock City Council$62.58$63.12 (−$0.54)vs 2025-26 tariff13.2¢7.6¢ 20.1¢ at 500 kWh8%9%89

Sources: PUCT TDU rate reports (Nov 1 and Sep 1, 2026); LP&L tariffs; PUCT Power to Choose export (Nov 10, 2026). Delivery charges exclude energy charges. † Oncor temporary rates (Docket 59249). Usage-sensitive: 1,000 kWh price at least 25% below the 500 kWh price.

Utility Delivery Charges · Nov 1, 2026 delivery report; Nov 10, 2026 plan export

Delivery charges are 47% to 58% of a median listed bill at 1,000 kWh

Monthly utility delivery charges and the rest of the median Power to Choose listed bill. The static image shows 1,000 kWh; the page adds 500 and 2,000 kWh.

  • Utility delivery charges
  • Rest of median listed bill

At 1,000 kWh, delivery charges are 47% to 58% of the median listed bill.

Oncor
$72.73$57.27Bill $130.00
CenterPoint
$70.23$58.77Bill $129.00
AEP Central
$60.15$57.85Bill $118.00
AEP North
$59.00$67.00Bill $126.00
TNMP
$85.27$61.73Bill $147.00
LP&L
$62.58$69.42Bill $132.00

Monthly bill (US dollars)

Source: PUCT TDU rate reports (Nov 1, 2026), Lubbock Power & Light 2026-27 tariff, and PUCT Power to Choose export (Nov 10, 2026). Median bill = median listed fixed-rate price x usage (Power Hopper calculation); rest = median bill minus delivery charges. Taxes excluded. LP&L is city-regulated.

Chart: Utility delivery charges vs the rest of the median listed bill, by utility (500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh) · Methodology · Dataset · CC BY 4.0

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Power Hopper Research Team. "Utility delivery charges vs the rest of the median listed bill, by utility (500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh)." Chart. Texas Residential Delivery Charges by Utility dataset. Power Hopper Media Data Room, published November 10, 2026. https://powerhopper.energy/media/charts#chart-texas-median-listed-bill-delivery-vs-rest-1000-kwh-2026-11-10. Accessed [date accessed].

Data table
Utility delivery charges vs the rest of the median listed bill, by utility (500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh) (Monthly bill (US dollars))
Delivery utility500 kWh: Utility delivery charges500 kWh: Rest of median listed bill1,000 kWh: Utility delivery charges1,000 kWh: Rest of median listed bill2,000 kWh: Utility delivery charges2,000 kWh: Rest of median listed bill
Oncor$38.40$30.60$72.73$57.27$141.41$116.59
CenterPoint$37.57$31.43$70.23$58.77$135.57$120.43
AEP Central$31.69$29.81$60.15$57.85$117.05$116.95
AEP North$31.12$35.38$59.00$67.00$114.76$135.24
TNMP$46.42$32.58$85.27$61.73$162.98$127.02
LP&L$32.54$36.96$62.58$69.42$122.66$145.34

Utility Delivery Charges · Sep 1 to Nov 1, 2026

Oncor delivery at 1,000 kWh rose $8.37 (13.0%) from Sep 1 to Nov 1

Monthly residential delivery charges at 1,000 kWh in the PUCT's Sep 1, Oct 1 and Nov 1 TDU rate reports. The other four utilities moved $3.40 or less.

  • Sep 1 report
  • Oct 1 report
  • Nov 1 report
Oncor
CenterPoint
AEP Central
AEP North
TNMP

Delivery charges at 1,000 kWh (US dollars per month)

Source: PUCT TDU rate reports as of Sep 1, Oct 1 and Nov 1, 2026 (retained copies). Oncor: temporary rates for bills rendered on or after Oct 4, 2026 (PUCT Docket 59249). Delivery charges only; no energy charges. LP&L (annual city tariff) is in the dataset.

Chart: Residential delivery charges at 1,000 kWh, Sep to Nov 2026, by utility · Methodology · Dataset · CC BY 4.0

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Power Hopper Research Team. "Residential delivery charges at 1,000 kWh, Sep to Nov 2026, by utility." Chart. Texas Residential Delivery Charge History, Sep to Nov 2026 dataset. Power Hopper Media Data Room, published November 10, 2026. https://powerhopper.energy/media/charts#chart-texas-residential-delivery-charges-1000-kwh-2026-09-to-2026-11. Accessed [date accessed].

Data table
Residential delivery charges at 1,000 kWh, Sep to Nov 2026, by utility (Delivery charges at 1,000 kWh (US dollars per month))
Delivery utilitySep 1 reportOct 1 reportNov 1 report
Oncor$64.36$64.36$72.73
CenterPoint$69.03$70.23$70.23
AEP Central$61.07$60.42$60.15
AEP North$59.93$59.27$59.00
TNMP$81.87$85.27$85.27

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Plan Structure · Nov 10, 2026 snapshot

Plans of 36 months or longer listed higher medians than 2-5 month plans in all six areas

Median fixed-rate price at 1,000 kWh by contract length. A short term can renew onto a different rate, so a lower short-term median is not a lower long-run cost.

  • 2-5 months
  • 12 months
  • 24 months
  • 36+ months
Oncor
CenterPoint
AEP Central
AEP North
TNMP
LP&L

Median price at 1,000 kWh (cents per kWh)

Source: PUCT Power to Choose plan export, Nov 10, 2026 (English-language fixed-rate, non-prepaid, non-time-of-use residential listings). 12-month plans were the most common listing in every area; listing counts by term are in the dataset. Single-day snapshot.

Chart: Median fixed-plan price at 1,000 kWh by contract term and utility, Nov 10, 2026 · Methodology · Dataset · CC BY 4.0

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Power Hopper Research Team. "Median fixed-plan price at 1,000 kWh by contract term and utility, Nov 10, 2026." Chart. Texas Electricity Plan Counts and Prices by Contract Term dataset. Power Hopper Media Data Room, published November 10, 2026. https://powerhopper.energy/media/charts#chart-texas-median-plan-price-by-contract-term-2026-11-10. Accessed [date accessed].

Data table
Median fixed-plan price at 1,000 kWh by contract term and utility, Nov 10, 2026 (Median price at 1,000 kWh (cents per kWh))
Delivery utility2-5 months12 months24 months36+ months
Oncor10.6¢13.0¢13.9¢14.1¢
CenterPoint10.3¢12.8¢13.6¢14.1¢
AEP Central9.8¢11.4¢12.6¢13.2¢
AEP North10.2¢11.9¢13.2¢13.8¢
TNMP12.3¢14.3¢15.2¢15.4¢
LP&L11.1¢12.6¢14.4¢14.9¢

Wholesale Market · Operating days Nov 2, 2026 to Nov 10, 2026

ERCOT hub day-ahead averages ranged from $14.47 to $64.27 per MWh, Nov 2-10

Daily average of 24 hourly day-ahead prices at four ERCOT hubs. Peak: Houston Hub, Nov 3; low: West Hub, Nov 2. Wholesale prices, not retail rates.

  • North Hub
  • Houston Hub
  • South Hub
  • West Hub
$0$20$40$60$80Nov 2Nov 3Nov 4Nov 5Nov 6Nov 7Nov 8Nov 9Nov 10North Hub, Nov 2: $24.83North Hub, Nov 3: $50.80North Hub, Nov 4: $35.36North Hub, Nov 5: $19.86North Hub, Nov 6: $35.66North Hub, Nov 7: $44.88North Hub, Nov 8: $39.49North Hub, Nov 9: $44.23North Hub, Nov 10: $38.24Houston Hub, Nov 2: $37.90Houston Hub, Nov 3: $64.27Houston Hub, Nov 4: $43.20Houston Hub, Nov 5: $32.16Houston Hub, Nov 6: $38.86Houston Hub, Nov 7: $43.79Houston Hub, Nov 8: $34.89Houston Hub, Nov 9: $39.27Houston Hub, Nov 10: $34.82South Hub, Nov 2: $31.24South Hub, Nov 3: $63.43South Hub, Nov 4: $42.81South Hub, Nov 5: $36.56South Hub, Nov 6: $43.02South Hub, Nov 7: $44.92South Hub, Nov 8: $33.45South Hub, Nov 9: $42.23South Hub, Nov 10: $46.79West Hub, Nov 2: $14.47West Hub, Nov 3: $57.41West Hub, Nov 4: $48.66West Hub, Nov 5: $19.39West Hub, Nov 6: $45.01West Hub, Nov 7: $57.27West Hub, Nov 8: $53.37West Hub, Nov 9: $58.41West Hub, Nov 10: $47.85West Hub $47.85South Hub $46.79North Hub $38.24Houston Hub $34.82US dollars per MWhOperating day (2026)

Source: ERCOT day-ahead settlement point price pages, operating days Nov 2 to Nov 10, 2026 (retained copies with hashes). Load-zone prices and real-time peaks are in the dataset.

Chart: ERCOT day-ahead daily average prices by hub, Nov 2 to Nov 10, 2026 · Methodology · Dataset · CC BY 4.0

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Power Hopper Research Team. "ERCOT day-ahead daily average prices by hub, Nov 2 to Nov 10, 2026." Chart. ERCOT Daily Day-Ahead Hub and Load Zone Prices, Nov 2026 dataset. Power Hopper Media Data Room, published November 10, 2026. https://powerhopper.energy/media/charts#chart-ercot-day-ahead-daily-average-hub-prices-2026-11-02-to-2026-11-10. Accessed [date accessed].

Data table
ERCOT day-ahead daily average prices by hub, Nov 2 to Nov 10, 2026 (US dollars per MWh)
Operating dayNorth HubHouston HubSouth HubWest Hub
Nov 2$24.83$37.90$31.24$14.47
Nov 3$50.80$64.27$63.43$57.41
Nov 4$35.36$43.20$42.81$48.66
Nov 5$19.86$32.16$36.56$19.39
Nov 6$35.66$38.86$43.02$45.01
Nov 7$44.88$43.79$44.92$57.27
Nov 8$39.49$34.89$33.45$53.37
Nov 9$44.23$39.27$42.23$58.41
Nov 10$38.24$34.82$46.79$47.85

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Electricity Rates

Texas Electricity Plan Price Medians by Utility

11.8–14.7¢ range of utility medians at 1,000 kWh, Nov 10

Median advertised price of fixed-rate residential plans listed on Power to Choose, by delivery utility, at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh, from dated snapshots.

Period
Snapshots of Nov 10, 2026 (current) and Oct 19, 2026 (historical)
Last verified
Status
Verified · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Plan Structure

Texas Electricity Plan Structure by Utility

7–9% of fixed plans carry minimum-usage terms

How listed plans are built: share of fixed-rate plans with minimum-usage terms, medians with and without those terms, variable-rate listings and 100% renewable plan counts, by delivery utility.

Period
Snapshot of Nov 10, 2026
Last verified
Status
Verified · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Utility Delivery Charges

Texas Residential Delivery Charges by Utility

$85.27 TNMP delivery at 1,000 kWh, the highest of six

Monthly residential delivery charges at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh for the five PUCT-regulated delivery utilities in competitive areas and for city-regulated Lubbock Power & Light, November 2026.

Period
Charges in effect for November 2026 (PUCT reports as of Nov 1, 2026; LP&L tariff effective Nov 1, 2026)
Last verified
Status
Verified · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Utility Delivery Charges

Texas Residential Delivery Charge History, Sep to Nov 2026

+$8.37 Oncor at 1,000 kWh, Sep 1 to Nov 1 reports

Residential delivery charges at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh from the PUCT monthly reports of Sep 1, Oct 1 and Nov 1, 2026, plus Lubbock Power & Light's 2025-26 and 2026-27 tariffs.

Period
PUCT reports as of Sep 1, Oct 1 and Nov 1, 2026; LP&L tariffs effective Nov 1, 2025 and Nov 1, 2026
Last verified
Status
Historical · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Wholesale Market

ERCOT Daily Day-Ahead Hub and Load Zone Prices, Nov 2026

$38.24 North Hub day-ahead average per MWh, Nov 10

Daily average, minimum and maximum day-ahead settlement point prices for ERCOT hubs and load zones, plus real-time daily peaks for complete operating days, computed from ERCOT's public market pages.

Period
Operating days Nov 2-10, 2026 (day-ahead); Nov 4, 8 and 9, 2026 (real-time peaks)
Last verified
Status
Verified · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Utility Regulation and Legislation

Texas Electricity Bills Filed Nov 9, 2026 (Pending Proposals)

38 electricity-related measures of 1,262 filed Nov 9

Roster of electricity-related bills and joint resolutions filed on the first prefiling day for the 90th Texas Legislature, with Texas Legislature Online captions, authors, statuses and links. These are pending proposals, not law.

Period
Filed Nov 9, 2026; statuses as of Nov 10, 2026
Last verified
Status
Verified · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Retail Competition

Texas Retail Electric Provider Counts: PUCT Certificates vs. Power to Choose Brands

143 vs 44 PUCT certificates vs Power to Choose brands

Two different provider counts that are often confused: retail electric provider certificates issued by the PUCT, and provider brand names listing plans on Power to Choose.

Period
As of Nov 10, 2026
Last verified
Status
Verified · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Plan Structure

New in v1.1

The 1,000 kWh Bill-Credit Threshold: What One Kilowatt-Hour Costs

$124.82 extra cost of using 999 kWh instead of 1,000 kWh

For EFL-verified plans with a $125 bill credit at 1,000 kWh, recalculated monthly bills at 999 and 1,000 kWh and average prices at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh, by delivery utility.

Period
EFLs issued 2026-10-15 to 2026-10-28; listings observed 2026-10-21 to 2026-10-29
Last verified
Status
Historical · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Electricity Rates

New in v1.1

Usage-Sensitive Plans and the Lowest-vs-Median Price Spread by Utility

6.2¢ → 19.1¢ Oncor area's lowest 1,000 kWh plan, priced at 500 kWh

How far the lowest advertised 1,000 kWh price sits below the median, how much of that gap comes from usage-sensitive plans, and what the lowest-priced plan costs at 500 kWh, by delivery utility (Nov 10, 2026).

Period
Snapshot of Nov 10, 2026
Last verified
Status
Verified · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Plan Structure

New in v1.1

Texas Electricity Plan Counts and Prices by Contract Term

10.6¢ vs 14.1¢ Oncor median, 2-5 month vs 36+ month terms

Number of residential plan listings on Power to Choose by contract length and delivery utility, with the median fixed-rate price at 1,000 kWh for each term group (Nov 10, 2026).

Period
Snapshot of Nov 10, 2026
Last verified
Status
Verified · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Data Quality

New in v1.1

EFL Reconciliation Audit of Third-Party Plan Listings, Sep to Nov 2026

80 of 94 distinct EFL records verified and reconciled

How many records in two third-party plan listing files carry Electricity Facts Label components, how many are EFL-verified, and how many reproduce the published prices when recalculated.

Period
Records dated Sep 20 to Nov 2, 2026; audit run Nov 10, 2026
Last verified
Status
Verified · v1.0

Dataset details CSV JSON

Utility Regulation and Legislation

Pending proposals

38 electricity-related measures were filed Nov 9, 2026 for the 90th Texas Legislature. All are proposals, not law. Impact analysis: Analysis pending review. View the roster.

Enacted law

No enacted-law resources are published in this release.

Coming soon

  • Weekly plan price series by utility
  • Delivery tariff reconciliation notes
  • Reviewed analysis of the Nov 2026 legislative filings

Utility Regulation and Legislation · Filed Nov 9, 2026; statuses as of Nov 10, 2026

1,262 measures filed Nov 9; 38 concern electricity; none is law

Texas Legislature Online statuses as of Nov 10, 2026, 90th Legislature, Regular Session. Filed bills are proposals.

  1. 1,262Measures filed Nov 9All bills and resolutions filed on the first prefiling day
  2. 38Electricity-relatedPower Hopper screen of captions and introduced texts
  3. 0Referred to committeeEvery TLO last action reads Filed
  4. 0Passed a chamberAs of Nov 10, 2026
  5. 0Became lawProposals, not law

Source: Texas Legislature Online, bills filed 11/09/2026 (90R) and bill history pages, checked Nov 10, 2026. Counts by measure type are in the dataset.

Chart: From filed to law: status of the Nov 9, 2026 electricity bills · Methodology · Dataset · CC BY 4.0

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Power Hopper Research Team. "From filed to law: status of the Nov 9, 2026 electricity bills." Chart. Texas Electricity Bills Filed Nov 9, 2026 (Pending Proposals) dataset. Power Hopper Media Data Room, published November 10, 2026. https://powerhopper.energy/media/charts#chart-texas-legislature-electricity-bills-filed-to-law-flow-2026-11-10. Accessed [date accessed].

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From filed to law: status of the Nov 9, 2026 electricity bills
StepCountNote
Measures filed Nov 91,262All bills and resolutions filed on the first prefiling day
Electricity-related38Power Hopper screen of captions and introduced texts
Referred to committee0Every TLO last action reads Filed
Passed a chamber0As of Nov 10, 2026
Became law0Proposals, not law