Central Texas Electric Cooperative

About Central Texas Electric Cooperative

Central Texas Electric Cooperative provides electricity to 7 cities throughout the state of Texas. Consumers of Central Texas Electric Cooperative pay an average residential electricity rate of 10.51 cents per kilowatt hour, which is, fortunately, 33.39% less than the average national price of 15.77 cents. In 2023 Central Texas Electric Cooperative sold 89.53% of their total megawatt hours disposed by way of normal retail sales to end users and 1.15% to other companies in the wholesale market. During the same timeframe, the supplier acquired 900,564 megawatt hours via the wholesale electricity market. In 2023, the provider had revenue of $74,771,200 from retail electricity sales to end users and $561,200 via wholesale electricity channels. Their revenue from all electricity related activities was $82,146,600.

The Texas average monthly residential electric bill is $167.8, while the Central Texas Electric Cooperative average is 38.98% lower at $113.24 per month. This is the 37th lowest average monthly bill amount for a supplier in the state. The provider's customers deal with an average of 1.77 electrical outages per consumer a year. These outages are an average of 211.7 minutes, while the nationwide average is 1.44 outages per consumer and 123.49 minutes each outage. The company is not associated with any electricity production facilities and all of the power that they sell to their consumers must be purchased from other providers.