Gexa EnergyElectricity Plans & Rates
An independent look at Gexa Energy's current Texas plans, compared by estimated monthly cost with delivery charges included.
Estimated costs are informational. Provider rates and plan terms may change. Confirm current details directly with the provider.
Publicly listed residential plans with valid pricing data, from the state plan feed. Plan data updated September 4, 2026. Confirm current rates with the provider before enrolling.
Gexa Energy is a Houston-based retail electricity provider founded in 2002 and owned by NextEra Energy, one of the largest renewable energy generators in North America. Gexa markets its residential plans as 100% renewable, backed by renewable energy certificates.
TrueBill Energy is an independent comparison site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Gexa Energy. TrueBill Energy does not currently receive compensation from retail electric providers. If referral or affiliate compensation is introduced in the future, it will be clearly disclosed and will never affect plan rankings. See how we make money.
Current Gexa Energy Plans (2)
Every publicly listed Gexa Energy residential plan in our data, with EFL average prices at the three standard usage levels. Plan data updated September 4, 2026.
| Plan | Term | Type | 500 kWh | 1,000 kWh | 2,000 kWh | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gexa Eco Choice 9 | 9 mo | Fixed | 10.9–13.5¢ | 10.6–12.7¢ | 10.4–12.3¢ | $150 cancel fee |
| Gexa Eco Choice 12 | 12 mo | Fixed | 11.6–14.4¢ | 11.3–13.6¢ | 11.1–13.2¢ | $150 cancel fee |
EFL average prices in cents/kWh, including delivery charges. Ranges reflect different delivery (TDSP) territories. Where a Gexa Energy plan is listed without pricing, our review of its pricing formula isn't complete and we don't estimate it. Confirm current rates and terms with the provider before enrolling.
Average prices hide plan-structure differences — a bill-credit plan and a flat-rate plan can share a 1,000 kWh price and behave very differently at your usage. The compare tool estimates every plan at your actual monthly kWh.
Early Termination Fees
Cancellation fees listed in Gexa Energy's current plan documents range from $150 to $150. Some fees are flat; others are charged per month remaining on the contract, which changes the math substantially. The exact amount and structure are stated in each plan's EFL and Terms of Service — confirm there before enrolling. Moving to a new address generally lets you exit a Texas contract without a fee when you provide proof of the move.
Plan Structures Gexa Energy Offers
In today's listings: 2 Gexa Energy plans are publicly listed in our data right now — all fixed-rate with no bill credits or time-of-use windows.
Gexa's catalog has historically leaned on two structures: simple fixed-rate plans (the Eco Choice line) and minimum-usage bill-credit plans (the Saver/Simply Low style), where a large monthly credit applies only above a usage threshold.
Contract Options
In today's listings: Contract lengths listed right now: 9 and 12 months.
Gexa has typically offered 12- and 24-month fixed terms, with its bill-credit plans available at the same lengths as its flat plans — so the structure choice matters more than the term choice.
Does Gexa Energy Use Bill Credits?
In today's listings: No bill-credit plans appear in Gexa Energy's listings right now.
Bill credits are central to how Gexa has priced many of its plans. A typical structure applies a $100-per-month credit once usage crosses a threshold (commonly 1,000 kWh). Above the threshold the effective rate is excellent; just below it, the same plan can be one of the more expensive options on the market.
Free Nights & Time-of-Use
In today's listings: No free-period or time-of-use plans appear in Gexa Energy's listings right now.
Free-nights and time-of-use plans have not been Gexa's focus — its differentiation has been bill-credit mechanics and renewable marketing rather than time-based pricing.
Renewable Positioning
Gexa markets its residential plans as 100% renewable via renewable energy certificates (RECs). RECs fund renewable generation accounting rather than changing the physical power at your meter; the plan's actual renewable content disclosure is on its EFL.
What to Check Before Picking a Gexa Energy Plan
On a typical Gexa credit plan, the EFL average price at 500 kWh can run roughly double the price at 1,000 kWh — same plan, same month, different usage. If any of your months fall below the credit threshold, model those months before enrolling.
Gexa has usually offered both structures side by side. If your usage reliably clears the threshold every month, the credit plan can win; if it dips in spring and fall, the flat plan often produces a lower annual total.
The 100% renewable marketing applies across Gexa's plans; it doesn't tell you anything about which Gexa plan is cheaper for you. Rank by estimated monthly cost first.
Who Gexa EnergyMay & May Not Fit
- Consistently high-usage homes that clear the bill-credit threshold every month of the year
- Shoppers who want renewable-marketed plans while still comparing on estimated cost
- Apartments and small homes whose usage hovers near or below credit thresholds
- Anyone who doesn't want to track monthly usage against a threshold — a flat-rate plan is simpler to live with
Based on the plans available in our data today — provider catalogs change. Rank plans by estimated cost at your usage rather than by brand.
Where Gexa Energy Plans Are Listed
Gexa Energy's current listings appear in 3 deregulated delivery territories. Your delivery utility (TDSP) is fixed by your address and charges the same regulated delivery rates no matter which provider you pick — TrueBill includes them in every estimate.
Frequently Asked Questions About Gexa Energy
How do Gexa's bill-credit plans work?
Are Gexa's plans really 100% renewable?
Who owns Gexa Energy?
Should I pick Gexa's flat plan or credit plan?
Keep Comparing
Estimated costs are informational. Provider rates and plan terms may change. Confirm current details directly with the provider.