Guide to Comparing Electricity Rates of Brazoria Electric Providers:

There are dozens of electricity companies that sell electricity in Brazoria, TX. It can be very difficult to know what the best deal is.

That’s where we can help. Vault Electricity works with the top electricity companies to bring you savings. We are not an electricity provider, but we work with them to bring you the best electricity rates.

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Our real time electricity rate comparison tool helps you select the right plan for you.

Whether you are looking for no deposit electricity plans, green energy plans, or simply the lowest rate, you will find what you need here. We’ve organized the dozens of providers and the hundreds of electricity plans sold in Texas into one easy to use format with all the information you need at your fingertips.

The Brazoria electricity market is set up to encourage consumers to switch electricity providers when they find a better deal. Your choice of electricity provider doesn’t affect how your electricity is delivered or the quality of your service. It really all comes down to electricity rates.

Featured Electricity Rates In Brazoria, Texas

Compare the cheapest Brazoria electricity providers and rates

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Tips for Comparing Electric Companies in Brazoria

The most common mistake made by people when shopping for cheaper electricity in Brazoria, it’s not looking at the right rates. Each plan has three different published electricity rates. These numbers represent the average electricity rate you should expect from the plan based on how much electricity you use.

Top Brazoria Electricity Plans From Each Provider

Electric Company	Plan Name	Electricity Rate
Express Energy	Flash 24	13.2¢/kWh
Gexa	Eco Saver Plus 24	13.2¢/kWh
Gexa	Eco Saver Premium 24	21.3¢/kWh
TXU	Clear Deal 24	16.5¢/kWh
Cirro Energy	Smart Value 12 Online	21.1¢/kWh
Direct Energy	Live Brighter 12	19.4¢/kWh
Frontier Utilities	Saver Plus 24	13.2¢/kWh
Veteran Energy	Valor 36	15.4¢/kWh
Frontier Utilities	Frontier Super Value 12	13.2¢/kWh
4Change Energy	Maxx Saver Select 24	13.2¢/kWh
Green Mountain Energy	Pollution Free e-Plus 24 Preferred	21.9¢/kWh
Reliant	Secure Advantage 12	18.6¢/kWh

For a more detailed realtime rate comparison enter your zip code at the top of the page. Our rate comparison tool lets you see all providers and rates. You can filter by term length, usage level, green energy plans, no deposit plans and get you them most up to date pricing. The rates listed above are for the 1,000 kWh usage level. More Information on any of these plans >>>

Say, for example, that you live in a larger home. In this case, you should be comparing the 2000 kWh rates. If you live in an apartment, the 500 kWh rates are more appropriate for you. If the size of your home falls somewhere in between, the 1000 kWh rate is the one you should be looking at.

Some plans look very attractive at 2000 kWhs but will end up being a lot more expensive if you use less electricity than that in a month. If you live in a small home and buy a plan based on a great rate at the 2000 kWh usage level, you might be disappointed with your electric bill.

Here is an example of how quickly rates can change based on how many kWhs you use. A plan may offer a usage credit that applies to your bill once you use over 2000 kWhs in a billing cycle. This would have the effect of decreasing your average electricity rate by 1 cent per hour once your usage hits 2000. However, if you use just a tiny bit less, you will not see the benefit of the $20 bill credit. This will make your average rate higher than someone who uses more than 2000 kWh.

Sources of Brazoria Electricity Plans

Most power sold by Brazoria electric companies comes from natural gas. It is cheap, abundant and ideal for fueling the power plants that generate electricity for the Texas electric grid.

The future may belong to wind energy, however. Wind has been the fasted growing source of new electricity generation for the past 10 years. Government subsidies have encouraged investment in wind power while technology has steadily made it cheaper to produce electricity from wind.

Although natural gas and wind have become the main sources of electricity in Texas, coal still contributes substantially to the Texas electric grid. Texas is the largest producer of CO2 and sulfur dioxide from coal in the country. This comes almost entirely from power plants within the state that burn coal. About 40% of the coal consumed in Texas is mined in Texas.

Coal is feeling the pressure from cheaper and cleaner sources of fuel such as natural gas and wind energy. In the future, a decreasing amount of the electricity consumed in Brazoria will come from coal.

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Thinking of Moving to Brazoria, Texas?

Brazoria is one of the smallest cities in Texas. According to recent population estimates, the total population is about 3,100 people total. This means that Brazoria ranks 466th in the state for most populous cities. It resides in Brazoria County, on the southeastern corner near the Gulf Coast. It is a very old city. Experts say it was founded in 1828 by Stephen F. Austin to gave the granted land to John Austin (no relation between the two). Legend has it that the first Masonic meeting place in the state of Texas was had in Brazoria. On the map Brazoria is close to one major city–Brazosport (12 miles)–and somewhat close to Brazoria at 51 miles away. The city has a famous resident in Sofie Herzog. For those who don’t know her story, she was the first woman to work as a head surgeon in any American railway across the country. She owned a car and a telephone before any other female in Brazoria, and she pioneered a method for removing bullets from patients.

Currently, the city of Brazoria has crime that is below the state average, an unemployment rate that is about average with the rest of the state, some of the highest temperatures in the country, and below average median household income. The cost of living for Brazoria is far less than the national average.

What Is the EFL on My Electricity Plan?

Before choosing a Brazoria electric company and an energy plan, make certain that you have read the plan’s EFL. The EFL is a document required by the PUC. It is published by every electricity provider for each plan they sell. In it you will find the things that might have been left out of the marketing material or advertisements. For every plan listed on Vault Electricity, you will find a link to the plan’s EFL.

It will explain how your monthly bill will be calculated and how the electricity rates for the plan are set. It will include all the costs you should expect on your bill including:

Energy charges assed by the provider
Time of day rates for plans like Free nights and weekend plans
TDU passthrough flat fees
TDU per kWh fees
Monthly billing charges
Usage credits tiered electricity rates

Most companies list TDU pass through fees out separately from the other costs that go into the plan.
TDU fees are assessed to everyone in order to pay the regional electricity delivery utilities that deliver everyone’s power regardless of who they choose as a retail electric provider. They also maintain the power infrastructure in your area and respond to power outages. The fees apply to anyone who gets electricity in Brazoria regardless of who their provider is. They are the same for everyone.

All of the other fees associated with a plan are up to the retail electric provider to set.

How Should We Contact the Utility Company in Brazoria?

TNMP Contact Information:
For power outages in Brazoria Texas, please call TNMP at 1-800-866-7456. To have underground lines located prior to digging in Brazoria Texas, call 1-800-344-8377.

Smart Meter Information:
For information on the smart meter program in Brazoria Texas, click here.