Keene, Texas electricity rates - plans that match your needs

Keene is the state's 351st largest city by population and the 351st largest city by square miles. Customers in Keene can choose what provider they get their electricity from since the city operates as a deregulated electricity market. The opportunity to choose is a good thing, the marketing and advertising of many of these suppliers can often be convoluted. That's where we step up. Our website was built to help customers compare electricity plans easily.

Deregulated areas require the service of utilities, that are responsible for transmission, and Retail Electric Providers (REPs), that handle supplying the electricity that is used. REPs can be chosen by the consumer, whereas there is only one choice for the utility company as it is based on who owns or manages the power infrastructure where your home or business is located. Customers can decide from 10 unique REPs who offer electricity coverage in Keene. Below you can browse a list of some of the top suppliers who supply electricity in Keene.

• APG&E
• Constellation Energy
• Direct Energy
• ENGIE
• Freepoint Energy Solutions
• Green Mountain Energy
• Just Energy
• Payless Power
• SFE Energy
• Texpo Energy

Your electricity rate can be affected by the amount of kilowatt-hours you use or other factors if you have a variable plan. Being clear on what you should expect to be spending is daunting. Our job is to make things easier for you and only show plans that have rates and terms. We highly encourage taking a good look at the EFL, or Electricity Facts Label, of all potential plans before committing to any of them. The EFL is substantial source of information and will help you to understand exactly what you will encounter with your future electricity plan. If you aren't shown an EFL, don't purchase the plan.

See below for up to date rate trends and historical rates that have been available in Keene.

• The average rate per kilowatt-hour for residential electricity in Keene is 10.55 cents, while the Texas average is 12.34 cents and the national average is 13.67 cents.
• Keene's average monthly residential electricity bill is $119.11. The average for the state of Texas is $138.6 and for the US is 120.97.
• Keene's current average commercial electricity rate is 8.86 cents per kilowatt-hour. For comparison, the Texas average is 7.51 cents and the countrywide average is 10.73 cents.
• Keene businesses, on average, pay a monthly electricity bill of $1,226.56. The state of Texas averages $663.97 per residence per month and the nationwide average is 578.14 per month.

Many business owners miss the importance of acquiring a competitive electricity rate. No matter what industry you operate in, it is likely that electricity is a good percentage of your monthly expenses. Our team does the hard stuff! Our comparison experience was created to be quick and painless. Your business could be saving hundreds of dollars, even if the alternative prices are only half a cent less than your current plan. Regardless of whether you are large paper plants or a small tech startup, we are confident that there is money to be saved on your monthly electricity expenses.

The Find Energy online marketplace highlights some of the most sensible business electricity prices that are available in the country. There may be even more opportunity to save, if your business is spending a few thousand dollars or more a month on electricity. Find Energy can request a personalized quote from every electricity supplier in Keene. This guarantees that your establishment receives the most compelling rate on the market. At the end of the day, your establishment is losing money if you are refusing to take advantage of shopping for rates on the deregulated market in Keene.

Keep in mind the following if you're still undecided about shopping for a new commercial electricity rate:

• Fixed-rate plans result in no surprises - Fixed rate plans are the preferred plan of choice here at Find Energy. These plans lock in the most attractive rates and ensure that you know exactly what you will be paying per kilowatt-hour in the future.
• Zero power inconvenience during the switching process - You don't need to be concerned with a temporary loss of electricity when changing providers as your utility company will continue providing power. You will simply notice is the lower number on your new monthly bill!
• You'll save a lot of money in the long-term without wasting time - All we need from you is for you to spend a couple of minutes filling out your information with us. Once done, our team at Find Energy will take care of everything else. You will secure a brand new electricity plan and spend almost no time at all.
• We will handle the transition - There isn't any need for a “break up” call with your existing provider if you are not under contract. If you haven't signed a contract with an electricity supplier, the entire process can be handled by our staff at Find Energy. If you're not sure, however, we can confirm it for you too. If you are under contract, we still may be able to save you money, so reach out!
• There's no obligation to commit - There isn't any obligation to commit to a plan if you aren't impressed with the quotes you receive. We've worked hard to make this process as risk free as we can for consumers. Look around. Review your options. Switch if it makes sense. It's really that straightforward!

Find Energy is dedicated to recommending you the best plans in Texas. To get started, simply enter your zip code and answer a few questions. We estimate that most businesses who shop in our online marketplace will save between 15% and 25% on their expenses.

Your location's primary utility company is Oncor Electric. This is a must for all citizens to be familiar with. After all, this is the company you must call in the event of an electrical outage. Reporting a blackout to Oncor Electric is easy and rather straightforward. You can do it online through Oncor Electric's website at website, or over the phone at (888) 313-4747.

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Last Reviewed By: Nick Reese

Published: 2021-03-16