Texas A&M Utilities & Energy Services

About Texas A&M Utilities & Energy Services

Texas A&M Utilities & Energy Services is a behind the meter electricity provider. This means they own or operate generation equipment that produces electricity that goes directly to a consumer instead of into the grid. A total of 14 industrial customers, 24 commercial customer accounts and 2 residential customer accounts receive electricity from the provider. On average, Texas A&M Utilities & Energy Services bills their consumers a residential electricity rate of 8.55 cents per kilowatt hour, resulting in the provider ranking 6th out of 200 companies in the state and 91st out of 2885 in the country. Approximately 56,414 megawatt hours were sold by the provider to retail end users in 2023. Electricity production and wholesale power purchases made up 22.91% and 77.09%, respectively, of the total electricity sourced. Power plants owned by the company generated 12,926 megawatt hours and an additional 43,488 megawatt hours were procured by way of wholesale channels. Their total revenue for 2023 was $4,628,000 and came only from electricity sales to retail customers.

The average monthly residential electricity bill for a consumer of Texas A&M Utilities & Energy Services is $50,934.05 per month, while the state average is $171.09. Consumers of the provider pay 35939.19% more compared to the rest of the state. The provider is the 43rd highest out of 170 in the state for total megawatt hours generated by burning natural gas. Texas A&M Utilities & Energy Services generates 107,891.41 megawatt hours from their generation facilities, which ranks them as the 373rd highest generator of electricity of all 3530 suppliers in the nation. Electricity generation facilities associated with the company use non-renewable fuel types to generate 100.00% of their total electricity generation, or 107,891.41 megawatt hours. They rank 309th out of 3530 companies in the United States.