Find the Cheap Electricity rates in Bacliff, TX

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  Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12

  6.3¢

  per kWh at 1000 kWh

  Term: 12 mos. | Fixed

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  Lantana 12

  12.2¢

  per kWh at 1000 kWh

  Term: 12 mos.

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  The Lone Saver Plus 24

  6.8¢

  per kWh at 1000 kWh

  Term: 24 mos.

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  *These are plans picked by Power Wizard electricity experts based on pricing, customer experience, and other factors. Updated on 08/13/2026, 5:30:35 PM CDT for ZIP Code 77518. Pricing and plan offerings for electricity providers are subject to change.

   

In Bacliff, electricity rates range from 6.2¢ to 18.5¢ per kilowatt-hour (kWh). Rates can vary by ZIP code, plan type, contract length, usage level and plan features, so it’s important to compare plans using your service address or ZIP code. The average rate in Bacliff is 13.2¢ at a 1,000 kWh usage level.

Before enrolling, review the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for each plan so you understand the full rate structure, not just the advertised price.

Electricity rates in Bacliff can look different at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 kWh. Use the table below to compare the average rate based on the usage level closest to your home’s needs.

• Monthly usage	Average rate	Estimated Monthly Bill
  500 kWh	16.7¢/kWh	$83.86
  1,000 kWh	13.2¢/kWh	$132.23
  2,000 kWh	13.8¢/kWh	$277.36

• The 12-month graph below shows how the average rate has shifted over time in Bacliff, TX.

• TDSP Centerpoint

  Average 13.2¢/kWh
  *Rates last updated on: August 13, 2026. The chart above shows energy rates for CenterPoint Energy at 1000 kWh usage. These rates include utility pass-through fees along with the energy rate charged by your electric provider.

Bacliff sits at the edge of Galveston Bay, a fishing community of around 11,000 people where boat ramps and bait shops are as much a part of daily life as the summer heat. Whether you’ve lived here for years or just moved to town, this deregulated market makes it easy to shop for a provider that offers a plan that fits with how you use power. Power Wizard’s energy experts compiled the provider options below to help guide your search.

If you live in Bacliff, you can compare and switch providers at any time, but the end of a contract is usually the best time to switch electricity plans to avoid early termination fees (ETFs). Same-day switching may be available with some providers when enrollment is completed before 2 PM CST. Timing can vary by provider and service address, so review enrollment details before finalizing your plan.

Follow these steps to compare your options in Bacliff:

1. Understand your current electricity usage.
2. Enter ZIP and street address on Power Wizard.
3. Compare plans by rate, plan type and contract length.
4. Review the EFL for the chosen plan.
5. Enroll online.

Keep in Mind:

• Switching during the last 14 days of your contract will avoid ETF
• You can start shopping up to 90 days before your contract ends and schedule your new electricity contract to begin when your current contract ends.
• If you’re moving to a new home, you can also avoid the fee, but the REP may require a forwarding address.

Living near Galveston Bay means Bacliff homeowners are no strangers to hot, humid summers that can drive up air conditioning use. Because electricity demand tends to climb as Gulf Coast temperatures rise, shopping for a plan during the cooler months of spring or fall can be a smart way to compare options and lock in a rate before the highest-demand season begins.

In Bacliff, CenterPoint Energy is the TDU that owns and maintains the power lines, poles and meters that deliver electricity to homes and businesses. Your REP sets your electricity rate, manages your plan and handles billing. You can choose your REP in deregulated Texas, but the TDU is assigned by location and cannot be changed.

CenterPoint handles outage responses for Bacliff customers no matter which REP you use. If your power goes out, contact CenterPoint Energy:

• Call: 800-332-7143
• Text OUT to 832-937-2114
• Using the online CenterPoint Energy Outage Track

TDU delivery fees are regulated charges that appear on your electricity bill no matter which REP you choose. The current TDU fees for CenterPoint are:

• Base Charge: $4.90 per month
• Energy Charge: $0.0515 per kilowatt-hour (kWh)

TDU delivery fees are regulated and identical across REPs in Bacliff. The Centerpoint base charge and per-kWh delivery charge apply to every plan, regardless of which REP you choose.

A homeowner living near Galveston Bay in Bacliff may use significantly more electricity during the summer to keep a large home comfortable through the Gulf Coast heat and humidity. Meanwhile, someone renting an apartment along State Highway 146 near Kemah or League City may have lower overall energy usage and different priorities when comparing electricity plans. Understanding how your home’s size, location and energy habits affect consumption can help you choose a plan that best suits your needs.

Fixed-Rate Plans

Fixed-Rate plans keep your price per kilowatt-hour the same for the full length of your contract, which is usually 6 to 36 months. These plans are generally the best fit for renters and homeowners who want steadier, more predictable bills. While fixed-rate plans offer protection from seasonal price jumps, the trade-off is that you may also miss better prices if rates drop. You may have to pay an ETF if you switch before your contract ends.

Time-of-Use (TOU) Plans

Time-of-Use (TOU) plans reward shifting usage to off-peak hours. Rates vary depending on when you use electricity, often with lower costs during late nights or weekends. For example, in a free nights plan, you might pay a higher rate in the morning and afternoon and a lower rate late at night. Running appliances, charging electronics and your EV overnight could save you money on a TOU plan.

Prepaid / No-Deposit Plans

Prepaid plans work like a pay-as-you-go service. You add money to your account upfront and your balance decreases as you use electricity. This plan can be a good option for anyone that wants to avoid a credit check or upfront deposit. The trade-off is that prepaid plans may have higher per-kilowatt-hour rates, require close balance monitoring and could lead to service interruption if your account runs out.

Green Energy Plans

Renewable energy plansgive Bacliff residents the opportunity to support clean energy through Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) without changing their electricity use. These plans help push green energy initiatives by supporting renewable energy projects like wind, solar, hydropower or others.

Usage Credit Plans

Bill Credit / Usage-Based plansoffer bill credits when you meet a certain usage threshold, such as 1,000 kWh (depending on your plan). If your usage falls below the required level, you’ll miss the credit and end up paying a higher rate, so it’s important to review details carefully. These plans worked well for homes with mid-to-high usage. A rule of thumb to follow is that if you meet or exceed the threshold for at least 5 months out of the year, this can be a good plan for you.

Solar Buyback Plans

Solar buyback plans are specifically designed for homeowners with solar systems. These plans let you earn bill credits for excess electricity generated by your solar panels that’s sent back to the grid. A solar buyback plan should help you get more value from your solar system, but solar credit rates may vary and aren’t always equal to retail prices.

Variable-Rate Plans

Variable-Price plans fluctuate monthly based on market conditions. While they offer flexibility, they can lead to unpredictable costs and should be used cautiously. For example, your rate could start at 15₵ per kWh in a low-demand month, then increase to 19₵ or more during high demand seasons including peak summer heat or winter storm freezes.

Business electricity plans are available for commercial accounts along the FM 517 corridor. If you run a business in Bacliff, your electricity needs may vary depending on business type, operating hours and seasonal customer traffic. For example, restaurants serving food throughout the day and into the evening may consume more power for cooling and food prep as compared to offices or small retail stores that may see demand concentrated during regular business hours.

Many retail electric providers offer dedicated commercial rate structures, account managers and energy monitoring tools for business accounts. To explore tailored options and request guidance from an energy expert, fill out the form on Power Wizard’s Business Electricity page.

The best electricity plan for your household depends on how you use power throughout the year. A waterfront home near Galveston Bay may have very different electricity needs than an apartment near FM 517, so it’s important to compare plans based on your usage habits rather than focusing only on the advertised rate. Before enrolling, ask yourself these questions:

1. Are you a year-round resident?
   If you’re planning to stay in Bacliff for the foreseeable future, a fixed-rate electricity plan may offer the predictability you’re looking for. Keep in mind that fixed-rate plans can lock in the energy charge for the length of the contract, helping protect you from seasonal market fluctuations.

1. Do you use a lot of air conditioning during the summer?

Bacliff’s Gulf Coast climate often leads to higher cooling demand during the hotter months. If your household regularly uses around 1,000 kWh or more each month, compare usage-credit plans carefully. Some plans offer credits at certain usage thresholds, which can significantly impact your rate.

1. Is renewable energy important to you?

Many electricity providers in Bacliff offer green energy plans backed by Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). If supporting renewable energy is a priority, use Power Wizard’s plan filters to compare available green energy options.

1. Do you own or operate a business along FM 517?

Commercial accounts often have different usage patterns than residences. Many providers offer business-specific electricity plans that include dedicated commercial rates, account management support, and energy monitoring tools.

No matter which plan type you’re considering, review the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) before enrolling. The EFL shows the plan’s pricing at 500, 1,000, and 2,000 kWh usage levels, along with contract terms, fees, bill credits, and other important details that can affect your actual electricity costs.

Enter ZIP code 77518 in Power Wizard’s comparison tool to filter plans, compare rates and find an electricity plan that matches your household or business needs