Best 24-Month Electricity Plans in Texas

Every 24-month electricity plan currently listed in Texas, ranked by EFL average price — what the two-year rate lock costs, cancellation fee math, and when it's worth it.

Estimated costs are informational. Provider rates and plan terms may change. Confirm current details directly with the provider.

Current Inventory Snapshot
28
Matching plans
in our public data
26
Providers offering them
across Texas
11.8¢
Cheapest at 1,000 kWh
EFL average price
11.8–17.8¢
Range at 1,000 kWh
cheapest to priciest

Publicly listed residential plans with valid pricing data matching this category. Data updated July 20, 2026. Confirm current rates with the provider before enrolling.

A 24-month plan locks your energy rate structure through two full summers — the season that drives most Texas bill pain. The appeal is insurance: whatever wholesale prices do next year, your contract rate doesn't move. The cost of that insurance shows up two ways: some providers price 24-month terms above their own 12-month equivalent, and the early termination fee is roughly double.

Two-year terms make the most sense when current pricing is good and your situation is stable. They make the least sense when you might move, when you signed at a seasonal price peak, or when the premium over the 12-month equivalent is large — you'd be locking in the bad part twice as long.

Current Plans in This Category (28)

Data updated July 20, 2026. From 26 providers with publicly listed pricing.

ProviderPlanTerm500 kWh1,000 kWh ▾2,000 kWhNotes
CHARIOT ENERGYBright Nights 2424 mo13.3–15.2¢11.8–13.4¢11.1–12.5¢8.2¢/kWh outside free window · $15 cancel fee
TRUE POWERTrue Value 2424 mo12.4–14.3¢11.9–13.5¢11.7–13.1¢$300 cancel fee
Budget PowerNo Gimmicks 2424 mo12.5–14.4¢12.0–13.6¢11.8–13.2¢$175 cancel fee
AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLCTrueClassic 2424 mo12.9–14.9¢12.4–14.0¢12.2–13.6¢$250 cancel fee
Energy TexasNo Bull 2424 mo12.5–14.2¢12.5–13.9¢12.6–13.8¢$20 cancel fee
RHYTHMDigital Choice 2424 mo12.5–14.2¢12.5–13.9¢12.6–13.8¢$20 cancel fee
REVOLUTION ENERGY LLCStars and Stripes 2424 mo13.4–15.4¢12.5–14.2¢12.1–13.6¢$300 cancel fee
INFUSE ENERGYEssential Infusion 2424 mo13.2–15.2¢12.5–14.2¢12.2–13.7¢$300 cancel fee
CHAMPION ENERGY SERVICES LLCChamp Saver-2424 mo13.2–15.4¢12.7–14.7¢12.5–14.3¢$250 cancel fee
GOOD CHARLIE & CO LLCGoodEnergy 2424 mo13.7–15.6¢12.7–14.3¢12.2–13.7¢$20 cancel fee
BKV EnergyDaisy 2424 mo13.3–15.3¢12.8–14.5¢12.6–14.1¢$20 cancel fee
Octopus Energy LLCOcto Simple 2424 mo13.5–18.2¢13.0–17.4¢12.8–17.0¢$250 cancel fee
CleanSky EnergyEmbrace Green 24 - New Customer Special24 mo13.6–15.6¢13.1–14.9¢12.9–14.6¢$225 cancel fee
IRONHORSE POWER SERVICES LLCGiddy Up 2424 mo13.7–14.3¢13.2–13.9¢12.9–13.7¢$250 cancel fee
SFE ENERGY TEXAS INCSFE RewardsPlus - 2424 mo14.5–16.6¢13.4–15.2¢12.9–14.5¢$175 cancel fee
Think EnergyThink Clean 24 With Smart Thermostat24 mo13.5–16.0¢13.5–15.7¢13.5–15.6¢$200 cancel fee
Think EnergyThink Clean 24 with Smart Thermostat24 mo13.5–13.6¢13.7¢13.8¢$200 cancel fee
SMARTENERGY HOLDINGS LLCSmartGreen 24 $200 Bill Credit24 mo14.9–17.1¢13.9–15.8¢13.4–15.2¢$20 cancel fee
HERITAGE POWER LLCBright Start 24 - $25 credit on your first bill!24 mo14.3–15.4¢14.0–15.0¢13.8–14.8¢$75 cancel fee
Discount PowerSaver 2424 mo14.7–16.6¢14.3–16.3¢14.2–16.1¢$295 cancel fee
CIRRO ENERGYSmart Simple 2424 mo14.8–16.7¢14.4–16.4¢14.3–16.2¢$295 cancel fee
Think EnergyThink Clean 2424 mo15.5–18.0¢14.5–16.7¢14.0–16.1¢$200 cancel fee
DIRECT ENERGYAutopay Texas 2424 mo15.8–18.8¢14.8–17.5¢14.3–16.9¢$295 cancel fee
AMIGO ENERGYBasics PTC - 2424 mo15.4–16.3¢14.9–15.9¢14.7–15.7¢$175 cancel fee
TARA ENERGYBasics PTC - 2424 mo15.4–16.3¢14.9–15.9¢14.7–15.7¢$175 cancel fee
JUST ENERGYBasics PTC - 2424 mo15.4–16.3¢14.9–15.9¢14.7–15.7¢$175 cancel fee
RELIANTReliant Power On 24 Plan24 mo16.0–18.2¢15.0–17.4¢14.5–16.9¢$295 cancel fee
GREEN MOUNTAIN ENERGY COMPANYPollution Free e-Plus 24 Choice24 mo16.3–18.8¢15.3–17.8¢14.8–17.3¢$295 cancel fee

EFL average prices in cents/kWh, including delivery charges; ranges span delivery (TDSP) territories. Sorted by the 1,000 kWh column. Plan terms change — confirm current rates and conditions with the provider before enrolling.

How This List Is Ranked

Plans are ordered by EFL average price at 1,000 kWh, from the same quality-checked inventory our compare tool prices. “Best” means lowest disclosed benchmark price, not best for every household — check the 500 and 2,000 kWh columns if your usage runs low or high, and use the compare tool for a ranking at your exact usage.

Who This Category May & May Not Fit

May fit
  • Homeowners with no move on the horizon who want rate certainty through two summers
  • Anyone signing during a favorable pricing period who wants to hold that rate longer
  • People who hate re-shopping — one enrollment covers two years
May not fit
  • Renters on one-year leases — the cancellation fee math works against you (moving waives it, but only with documentation)
  • Anyone signing at a seasonal price peak, which gets locked in for two years instead of one
  • Shoppers who expect market prices to fall and want to re-shop sooner

What to Check Before Enrolling

Cancellation fees roughly double

Listed early termination fees on 24-month plans in our data commonly run around $295, versus about $150 for 12-month terms — and per-month-remaining structures cost the most when you exit early in a long term.

Price the rate-lock premium explicitly

Compare a provider's 24-month price against its own 12-month plan. If the longer term costs meaningfully more per kWh, you're paying that premium every month for two years — make sure the insurance is worth it to you.

Odd long terms exist

Some providers list 25-month terms that shift your renewal month. Same math as 24 months, but check which season the contract actually ends in.

Reading the EFL for These Plans

The EFL for a 24-month plan discloses the same items as any other — average prices at 500/1,000/2,000 kWh, base charge, bill-credit thresholds, and the early termination fee. Two things deserve extra attention at this term length: the exact cancellation fee structure (flat vs per month remaining changes early-exit math substantially over two years), and any language about in-term changes to pass-through delivery charges, which can move even on a fixed-rate plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a 24-month plan worth it right now?
It depends on the premium. Compare the same provider's 12- and 24-month prices in the live tables — when the gap is near zero, the second year of rate protection is essentially free; when the 24-month term costs more per kWh, you're buying insurance and should decide if the price is fair. Nobody reliably predicts Texas wholesale prices two years out, including providers.
What if I move during a 24-month contract?
Texas contracts generally waive the early termination fee when you move and provide proof (a forwarding address or move-out documentation). Without the move exception, you'd owe the listed fee — commonly around $295 on 24-month terms in our data, or the per-month-remaining amount some providers use instead.
Do 24-month plans have worse rates than 12-month plans?
Not always — pricing varies by provider and week. In our current data some providers list nearly identical prices across terms while others price the 24-month term higher. The 12-month page and this one use the same live inventory, so you can compare directly.

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Estimated costs are informational. Provider rates and plan terms may change. Confirm current details directly with the provider.