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HOMERUN 12

VARSITY ENERGY LLC · 12-month contract · fixed rate · CenterPoint Energy delivery area

At 1,000 kilowatt hours a month spread across a Texas year, this plan costs $2,870 over twelve months — an average of $239.17 a month, or 23.9¢ per kilowatt hour all in. That makes it the 171st cheapest of the 171 plans sold in CenterPoint Energy territory.

These figures are estimated. We could not read VARSITY ENERGY LLC’s fact label cleanly enough to trust a line-by-line reconstruction, so the rate structure here is solved from the three prices Power to Choose publishes. It reproduces those three points exactly but may miss a condition that only bites at other usage levels. Read the label yourself.

Cost at your usage

1,000 kWh a month on average

A year on this plan

$2,870

$239.17 a month · 23.9¢ per kWh

advertised11.0¢really23.9¢

  • Loses its $80.50 bill credit in months under 1,000 kWh (your Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov, Dec).
  • We could not read this plan’s fact label cleanly, so these numbers are reconstructed from its three published prices.

a month this plan works against you

January · itemisedVARSITY ENERGY LLCHOMERUN 12780 kWh used this month
Energy charge · 780 kWh × 26.6¢$207.48
CenterPoint delivery · included in the energy charge$0
No $80.50 credit · needs 1,000 kWh, you use 780not earned
What you would actually pay$207.48
Across twelve months at your usage$2,870 / year

Every month at 1,000 kWh

Estimated bill for each month of the year on this plan
MonthEstimated billNotes
Jan$207.48missed the credit
Feb$186.20missed the credit
Mar$180.88missed the credit
Apr$186.20missed the credit
May$234.08missed the credit
Jun$254.66
Jul$345.10
Aug$345.10
Sep$265.30
Oct$244.72missed the credit
Nov$196.84missed the credit
Dec$223.44missed the credit

The published comparison points

Checking our arithmetic against theirs

Power to Choose makes every retailer publish an average price at exactly 500, 1,000 and 2,000 kilowatt hours a month. Those are the three numbers we recompute from the fact label; when ours land on theirs we know we have read the label correctly. They assume flat usage every month, which is why they differ from the seasonal figures above.

Advertised and recomputed average price at each published usage level
UsageThey advertiseWe computeMonthly billA year
500 kWh a month11.5¢26.6¢$133$1,596
1,000 kWh a month11.0¢18.6¢$185.50$2,226
2,000 kWh a month18.8¢22.6¢$451.50$5,418

What is actually in this plan

The fine print, in plain English

Base charge
None. You pay only for what you use, plus your utility’s delivery charges.
Energy charge
26.600¢ per kilowatt hour, the same at any usage.
Bill credits
$80.50 off your bill in months you use at least 1,000 kWh.
Minimum usage fee
None.
CenterPoint delivery charges
Included in the energy charge above. CenterPoint still charges roughly $4.67 a month plus 5.1567¢ per kWh; the retailer has folded it in rather than billing it separately.
Early termination fee
$150 if you leave before the end of the 12-month term. Worth comparing against what you would save by switching.
Notes from the label
fact label was read but did not reproduce the published prices reconstructed as a bill-credit plan; the credit threshold is assumed to be 1,000 kWh

The alternatives

Five plans that cost less than this one

Same territory, same 1,000 kWh a month, same method.

One month, itemised

August on this plan

The hottest month, at 1,000 kWh a month average. Every line here comes from the fact label or the CenterPoint tariff.

August · itemisedVARSITY ENERGY LLCHOMERUN 121,600 kWh used this month
Energy charge · 1,600 kWh × 26.6¢$425.60
CenterPoint delivery · included in the energy charge$0
Bill credit · 1,000+ kWh$80.50
What you would actually pay$345.10
Across twelve months at your usage$2,870 / year

Figures computed August 7, 2026 from the plan’s own Electricity Facts Label and published CenterPoint Energy delivery charges. We are not the retailer and cannot sell you electricity; confirm the rate on the label before you sign anything. How we count.