Electricity in Point, Texas at 1,500 kWh a month
Point is served by Texas-New Mexico Power, which means 167 competitive plans are available to your address and every one of them carries the same Texas-New Mexico Power delivery charges. At 1,500 kilowatt hours a month, the cheapest of them costs $160.67 a month and the most expensive costs $300.83 — a difference of $1,681.92 over a year for identical electricity delivered down identical wires.
- plans available
- 167
- cheapest year
- $1,928.04
- middle of the market
- $2,639.69
- with conditions attached
- 66 of 167
The ten cheapest plans in Point right now
Ranked by what twelve months actually cost at 1,500 kWh a month, not by advertised rate. The gap between those two orderings is the whole reason this list exists.
| # | Plan | Advertised | Really | A month | A year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | No Contract AdvantageRanchero Power · 1 monthsCharges $12.67 every month before you use any electricity. | 11.1¢ | 10.7¢ | $160.67 | $1,928.04 |
| 2 | SmartGreen 3SMARTENERGY HOLDINGS LLC · 3 months · 100% renewable | 11.4¢ | 11.0¢ | $164.77 | $1,977.29 |
| 3 | Ranchero Cheapskate - 3Ranchero Power · 3 monthsCharges $12.67 every month before you use any electricity. | 11.5¢ | 11.1¢ | $166.67 | $2,000.04 |
| 4 | SoFed Try Us Out Now- 3SOUTHERN FEDERAL POWER LLC · 3 monthsCharges $12.67 every month before you use any electricity. | 11.5¢ | 11.1¢ | $166.67 | $2,000.04 |
| 5 | Simple Saver 3AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC · 3 monthsYour bill swings from $87.42 to $364.58 across the year on this plan. | 8.0¢ | 12.3¢ | $183.82 | $2,205.85 |
| 6 | Choose 3SPARK ENERGY LLC · 3 months | 13.5¢ | 12.3¢ | $183.97 | $2,207.69 |
| 7 | Gexa Eco Choice 3GEXA ENERGY · 3 months · 100% renewable | 12.5¢ | 12.3¢ | $184.12 | $2,209.49 |
| 8 | Frontier Power Saver 3FRONTIER UTILITIES · 3 months | 12.5¢ | 12.3¢ | $184.12 | $2,209.49 |
| 9 | Companion Pro + Perks 3Companion Energy · 3 months | 12.5¢ | 12.3¢ | $184.12 | $2,209.49 |
| 10 | Companion + Perks 8Companion Energy · 8 months | 12.8¢ | 12.5¢ | $187.57 | $2,250.88 |
The cheapest plan in Point, itemized
Where the money actually goes
| Energy charge · 2,400 kWh × 9.8667¢ | $236.80 |
|---|---|
| Base charge · every month regardless of usage | $12.67 |
| TNMP delivery · included in the energy charge | $0 |
| What you would actually pay | $249.47 |
estimated from prices published September 30, 2026
advertised11.1¢better for you10.7¢
Ranchero Power advertises 11.1¢ per kilowatt hour for No Contract Advantage. In August, when a Point house is running its air conditioning hardest, that becomes a $249.47 bill. Across the year it averages 10.7¢, because Texas-New Mexico Power charges $0 to deliver it and the retailer’s own monthly charge does not care how much you use.
- Charges $12.67 every month before you use any electricity.
- The rate is variable, so this price is only what they charge this month.
- We could not read this plan’s fact label cleanly, so these numbers are reconstructed from its three published prices.
Questions people in Point ask
- What is the cheapest electricity plan in Point?
- At 1,500 kilowatt hours a month, the cheapest plan whose fact label we have read in full in Point is SmartGreen 3 from SMARTENERGY HOLDINGS LLC, at $1,977.29 over twelve months — an average of $164.77 a month, or 11.0¢ per kilowatt hour once Texas-New Mexico Power delivery charges and everything in the fact label are counted. The outright cheapest in the full ranking (including estimated parses) is $160.67 a month.
- Is the plan with the lowest advertised rate the cheapest?
- The plan with the lowest advertised rate among the labels we have read in full in Point is Simple Saver 3 from AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC at 8.0¢, but priced properly it ranks 5 of 167 and costs $228.56 a year more than SmartGreen 3.
- How much does the choice actually matter in Point?
- $1,681.92 a year between the cheapest and most expensive plan on the same usage. That is the same electricity, delivered by Texas-New Mexico Power down the same wires, metered by the same meter. The only thing that differs is the contract.
- Why is my bill higher than the advertised rate suggests?
- Three reasons, in order of size. Texas-New Mexico Power charges a fixed amount every month plus a rate per kilowatt hour to deliver electricity to your house, and that lands on your bill whichever retailer you pick. Many plans add their own monthly base charge on top. And plans that advertise a low rate often do it with a bill credit that only pays out above a usage threshold, so a mild month misses it entirely and the effective rate that month is far higher than advertised.
- Can I switch if I rent in Point?
- Yes, as long as the electricity account is in your name, which it usually is for a house or a small building. Your landlord does not choose your retailer. Nothing physical changes when you switch — no engineer visit, no interruption — because Texas-New Mexico Power keeps delivering the electricity either way. Only the company billing you changes.
- Should I take a twelve-month contract or stay month to month?
- In Point today the cheapest twelve-month plan works out to $191.97 a month and the cheapest month-to-month plan to $160.67. Month to month is cheaper right now, but that rate is variable and can be changed with a month's notice, which is exactly what happens to a lot of households after a hot summer.
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24 of the 167 plans sold in Point use a bill credit to make their advertised price look smaller, which is why we price every month separately. How we count.