What Are the Cheapest Electricity Rates in Keller, TX?

As a suburban community just west of Dallas, Keller residents are used to the North Texas climate. When temperatures climb or a sudden cold snap rolls through, electricity rates can increase alongside demand. Keller electricity rates are also influenced by your ZIP code, usage level, plan structure, and the overall condition of the energy market. Additionally, many electricity plans include various fees and taxes that add to your monthly bill. Plan terms and rates vary across providers, so read the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) before committing to anything.

Take a look at some of the electricity rates available in the Power Wizard marketplace for Keller residents below. For options tailored to your location, enter your ZIP code.

Because of Texas deregulation, there are many Retail Electricity Providers (REPs) serving homes and businesses in Keller. This creates competition and paves the way for better rates and more plan types. Each REP has different offerings, so Power Wizard’s energy experts have created a list of a few top providers, what they’re known for, and their rating (on a scale of 1-5) to guide your search for the best fit.

No matter your reason for considering a change of REPs, you can do so at any time during your contract. However, it’s important to understand that you may have to pay an Early Termination Fee (ETF) unless you switch 14 days before your contract expires. If you plan to move from your service location, your REP cannot charge an early termination fee, but could require proof of the move. ETF amounts vary by plan and provider, so check your EFL for details.

Switching providers of any kind can often be a hassle, but Power Wizard makes shopping for REPs simple and quick. You can enroll with a new provider in just 4 steps:

1. Pop your Keller ZIP code into the search bar of our plan comparison tool.
2. Use the intuitive search filters to find what you’re looking for faster.
3. Review the EFL and REP for each plan you’re considering.
4. Sign up through our website.

After you’ve enrolled, your new REP will complete the switch on their end. There should be little to no disruption to your electricity service.

In the deregulated areas of Keller, TX, electricity service is managed by two companies: your chosen REP and your assigned electric utility company. They affect your bill in different ways, so you need to be able to distinguish between them.

As discussed above, your REP is the company you choose to buy electricity from. It sets your energy charge (the cents-per-kilowatt-hour rate), creates plan structures, handles customer support tasks, and sometimes offers perks, incentives, or rewards programs.

Your electric utility, usually referred to as the Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU), owns parts of the local electric grid and makes sure it’s functioning properly so electricity reliably reaches your home. TDUs are assigned by ZIP code, not selected by individual customers.

The TDU in Keller is Oncor Electric Delivery. They’re the ones you contact if your power goes out. You can reach them by:

• Visiting their online outage reporting system
• Calling 888-313-4747
• Texting ‘OUT’ to 66267 (for customers signed up in MyOncor Alerts)

Regulated areas of Keller are serviced by Tri-County Electric Cooperative. For power outages:

• Visit their online outage reporting system
• Call 817-444-3201

In addition to choosing an electricity provider, Keller residents can select the plan type that best suits their budget, lifestyle, and energy needs. This is a big advantage because someone living in an apartment on Keller Parkway and a family that owns a home in Hidden Lakes likely use electricity in very different ways.

Power Wizard’s energy experts have explained the most common types of electricity plans in Keller below.

Fixed-Rate Electricity Plans

Fixed-rate plans offer consistency. This type of plan helps shield you from seasonal spikes in energy charges. While your total bill will fluctuate depending on how much electricity you use, the rate itself stays consistent. Many households choose this option for its reliability and straightforward setup.

Time-of-Use (TOU) Electricity Plans

Time-of-use plans reward you for using electricity during certain hours. Many offer free or discounted usage during evenings, weekends, or other designated periods. Keep in mind that rates during paid hours are usually higher to balance out those savings. Base and TDU delivery charges may still apply during free periods.

Bill Credit / Usage Credit Plans

These plans combine a fixed rate with a monthly usage incentive. If your electricity reaches or exceeds a specific usage milestone, you’ll receive a bill credit, which is often a set dollar amount. It works well for households with consistent usage, but you must hit the usage target to earn the credit.

Prepaid / No-Deposit Electricity Plans

Prepaid plans let you pay for electricity as you go, instead of receiving a bill at the end of the month. They’re often a practical option for customers with limited credit history or anyone looking to avoid deposits and credit checks. You’ll need to fund your account in advance to start service. Some plans avoid long contracts or ETFs. While this options gives you more control over how much you spend, your ervice can be interrupted if funds run too low

Renewable Electricity Plans

Green energy plans are often structured as fixed-rate plans. Instead of delivering renewable power directly, your provider purchases Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) to offset your usage with energy generated from renewable sources. These plans support the growth of renewable energy.

Solar Buyback Plans

If your home has solar panels, a buyback plan lets you earn credits for the excess energy your system sends back to the grid. This can help offset your electricity costs over time and adds value to your solar investment. Just be aware that buyback rates may be lower than retail electricity rates.

Variable-Price (Rate) Electricity Plans

With a variable-price plan, your per-kWh price can change monthly based on market conditions. This type of plan may work well as a short-term or transitional option because it does not require a long-term contract or ETF. Be aware that your costs can spike from one month to another.

Reliable, affordable electricity is crucial for every business. Whether you have an event space in the Keller Town Hall area, an upscale restaurant near Southlake, or an auto shop along Highway 377, there are plenty of business electricity options available. Many of these plans are customized for your business and include account managers and energy-usage tools.

Unsure what electricity plan works best for your Keller business? Visit Power Wizard’s Business Electricity page to be connected with an energy expert who can guide you through your options.

• Don’t focus on price alone—look at the full cost based on your actual usage
• Understand usage tiers and how bill credits may impact your monthly total
• Review contract terms, including length and any ETFs
• Check customer reviews to get a sense of provider reliability and service
• Compare renewable energy options if sustainability is a priority for you
• Read the EFL closely for key plan details
• Avoid one-size-fits-all plans—choose one that matches your home and usage habits

If you’re new to Keller or just moving across town, you’ll need to set up more than your electricity service. Power Wizard has created a list of local utilities so you can settle in and explore everything the town has to offer, from shopping to dining and outdoor recreation. For help establishing other home services, check out our free Home Concierge service.

Natural Gas Service

Atmos Energy
Phone: 888-286-6700

Water & Sewer Services

City of Keller Utility Billing Department
Phone: 817-743-4060

Trash & Recycling Collection

Community Waste Disposal (Contracted by the City of Keller)
Phone: 817-795-9300