We’ve made it easier than ever to compare electricity providers in Nolanville, TX. Texans have the power to choose their electricity provider. Along with this choice often comes confusion. If you live in Nolanville you have hundreds of electricity plans and dozens of companies to choose from.

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Vault Electricity was among the first websites to sort out this confusion for you and lay out your options in a simple format. Our free electricity rate comparison tool lists the options available to you along with the information you need to know about each plan.

In it you will find plans from every major electricity provider in Nolanville, TX along with rates, cancelation fees, special promotions and other important details around each plan.

You will find the full variety of plans offered by Texas electricity providers including, green energy plans, no deposit electricity plans, prepaid electricity plans, month-to-month plans and more.

Featured Electricity Rates In Nolanville, Texas

Electricity rates in Texas are always changing. If it has been a while since you have shopped for a better deal on electricity, there is a very good chance that you are paying more than you should be to power your home.

Top Nolanville Electricity Rates From Each Provider

Electric Company	Plan Name	Electricity Rate
BKV energy	The Lantana 15	14.2¢/kWh
Frontier Utilities	Frontier Saver Plus 24	11.3¢/kWh
Gexa	Gexa Eco Saver Plus 24	11.3¢/kWh
4Change Energy	Maxx Saver Select 24	11.3¢/kWh
Cirro Energy	Smart Simple 12	15.6¢/kWh
Trieagle	Sure Value 36	12.9¢/kWh
Direct Energy	Autopay Texas 12	16.3¢/kWh
Green Mountain Energy	Pollution Free e-Plus	17.4¢/kWh
TXU	Clear Deal 12	13.9¢/kWh
4Change Energy	Maxx Saver Select 12	11.1¢/kWh
Gexa	Gexa Eco Saver Lite 12	19.1¢/kWh
Express Energy	Flash 24	11.3¢/kWh
Veteran Energy	Veteran Energy Valor 36	12.8¢/kWh
Reliant	Reliant Power On 12	19.9¢/kWh
Payless Power	Rate Lock 12	18.3¢/kWh

Rates Updated March 10, 2024
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 >>>

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Tips for Comparing Electric Companies in Nolanville

The most important thing you must do before you compare electricity rates in Nolanville is figuring out about how much electricity you use on average each month. For comparison, an apartment in Nolanville should expect to use something in the neighborhood of 500 kWh a month. A smaller home might average around 1000 kWh per month while bigger homes tend to use more on the order of 2000 kWh per month or more in electricity.

If don’t know how much you use, you should be able to find that information by looking at previous electric bills. You should also be able to see your all-in average electricity rate from recent bills. This will be good information to have when comparing other plans that could save you money.

If you are relocating, you should be able to ask the previous owner or the landlord what the past electricity usage is for that address looks like.

Make sure you are comparing rates for the usage level that match with the size of your home and the amount of power you need. Our website makes this easy with a selection box above the list of available plans. You will see this after you enter your zip code in the search box on this page.

Shopping for Nolanville No Deposit Electricity Plates

If you have been told you have to pay a deposit to get your power turned on, there may be a better option for you.

Visit our No Deposit Electricity page or call 855-564-1181 for a no deposit electricity plan.

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Nolanville, Texas – Did You Know?

Located within Bell County, the city of Nolanville, Texas had a population of about 5,200 when it was last measured. This population size means that Nolanville ranks as the 344th largest city in the state. On the map, Nolanville is smack dab in the center of the state, next to the cities of Harker Heights, Fort Hood, Southwest Bell, Northwest Bell, Belton, and Killeen.

The city was established in the late 19th century, as a sort of commuter city between Belton and Killeen. After fluctuating population sizes due to the post WWII era and a myriad of other economic factors, things started to stabilize in the community. Currently, Nolanville’s economic success and output is commensurate with the activity from nearby Fort Hood and Killeen.

The cost of living in the city is lower than the rest of the country. This, coupled with a lower unemployment rate, marks a robust economy and workforce for the citizens of Nolanville. Manufacturing, Retail, Finance & Insurance, as well as Education and Healthcare, are all the biggest contributors to the employment of the Nolanville job market.

Regarding educational attainment for the city, 86% of people over the age of 25 get a high school diploma and about 17% earn a Bachelor’s degree. The common undergraduate degrees are in General Studies and General Business, Nursing, Psychology, and Finance. Most of these are obtained at Central Texas College.

Sources of Nolanville’s Cheap Electricity Rates

Electricity in Nolanville comes from myriad sources. Somewhere around half of the electricity created in Texas comes from natural gas. Natural gas has a number of benefits that make it the ideal source of power in Texas.

More natural gas is produced in Texas than any other state. This has helped drive down the price of natural gas over the past decade.

It’s easy to quickly increase or turn down output from power plants that burn natural gas to generate electricity. This is key to maintaining the balance of supply and demand on the state’s electrical grid at any given time. An imbalance of supply and demand could destabilize the grid and lead to power outages.

Wind energy has a lot of benefits, but it is an intermittent source of electricity. Wind turbines can only make electricity when the wind blows. However, wind is a great source of clean renewable energy. Texas has invested heavily in infrastructure to support its large and growing wind industry.

My Electricity Plan Is About to Expire – What Should I Do Now?

The unique power that you as a Nolanville electricity customer have is the power to switch providers to whomever is offing the cheapest electricity rates.

Electricity providers would prefer to keep you as a customer for life. Your job is to make them work to earn your business by demanding lower rates. A couple of months out from the expiration date of your electricity plan, you will begin receiving renewal requests from your electricity provider. They will be offering you a new plan that will most likely be at a different rate than your current plan.

This rate could be higher or lower than your current plan depending on the direction the market has moved since you signed your last contract.

Your next step should be to compare the rate they are offering with other electricity providers. Fortunately for you, you have a great resource right here with Vault Electricity to help you compare!

You can enroll in a new plan with a start date as far as 60 days out from the end of your current contract depending on the provider you choose.

Nolanville Utilities

TXU/Oncor Contact Information:
For power outages in Nolanville Texas, please call Oncor at 1-888-313-4747. To have underground lines located prior to digging in Nolanville Texas, call 1-800-344-8377. To view Nolanville Texas outage maps, click here.

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