Texas Electricity Market Report — June 2026

Figures average 5 weekly snapshots of the publicly listed Texas retail plan inventory (weeks of Jun 1 through Jun 29, 2026), captured from Power to Choose listings with TDSP delivery charges included. This is a dated archive record; it is not revised after publication. The weekly series behind these figures is published on the Texas rate history page, and the estimation method is documented in how we rank plans.

Listed pricing continued to firm into summer, with June's market average at 14.16 cents per kWh — still well below the winter highs. Bill-credit structures became more common at about 4.6% of listed plans, and the inventory reached its largest size in our archive at roughly 714 weekly plan listings.

Market avg rate at 1,000 kWh
14.16¢/kWh
+0.21¢ vs May 2026
Cheapest listed est. bill (1,000 kWh)
$77.00
GridSaver 12 · CHARIOT ENERGY · week of Jun 1
Listed plan inventory
~714 listings/week
from ~42 providers

What changed in June 2026

  • Market-average all-in pricing at 1,000 kWh firmed to 14.16¢/kWh (+0.21¢ vs May 2026), with the median moving +0.18¢.
  • Within the month, the weekly average moved from 14.15¢ (week of Jun 1) to 14.09¢ (week of Jun 29) — a 0.06¢ slide inside the month.
  • The listed inventory averaged about 714 plan listings per week from roughly 42 providers — 7 more weekly listings than May 2026, with the provider count up 4.
  • The month's lowest listed estimated bill at 1,000 kWh was $77.00 (GridSaver 12, CHARIOT ENERGY, week of Jun 1) — +$3.00 vs May 2026's cheapest.
  • Plan structures: bill credits on 4.6% (+1.5 pts); minimum-usage fees on 3.6% (+1.6 pts); free-period pricing on 10.9% (-2.3 pts) of listings, changes vs May 2026.
  • Twelve-month fixed-rate terms averaged 13.56¢ against 14.84¢ for 36-month terms — the longer lock priced 1.28¢ above the shorter one. Vs May 2026, 12-month pricing moved +0.11¢ and 24-month +0.03¢.
  • By delivery territory, the largest move at 1,000 kWh was Oncor, +0.51¢ to 14.33¢ — the delivery-territory table below breaks out each territory.

Interpretation, not measurement: listed offers averaged higher than the month before — a firming market, where shoppers whose contracts end soon give up little by comparing early rather than waiting. Directional reads like this describe the listed inventory, not a prediction of future prices.

Average all-in rate by usage level

Monthly usageAvg rateAvg est. billLowest est. bill
500 kWh15.32¢$76.59$60.00
1,000 kWh14.16¢$141.56$77.00
2,000 kWh14.11¢$282.21$216.00

All-in averages over standard-priced listed plans (energy plus TDSP delivery), averaged across the month's weekly snapshots.

Average rate by delivery territory (TDSP)

Territory500 kWh1,000 kWh2,000 kWhListed plans
Oncor15.43¢14.33¢14.26¢153
CenterPoint14.28¢13.24¢13.13¢141
AEP Texas North15.49¢14.49¢14.50¢140
AEP Texas Central14.68¢13.67¢13.69¢141
TNMP16.69¢15.04¢14.95¢139

Delivery charges differ by territory, so the same plan prices differently in each. Listed plans is the average weekly count of standard and time-of-use listings in that territory at 1,000 kWh.

Plan structures

StructureShare of listingsvs prior month
Bill credits4.6%+1.5 pts
Minimum-usage fees3.6%+1.6 pts
Free periods (time-of-use)10.9%-2.3 pts

Fixed-rate pricing by contract term

TermAvg rate at 1,000 kWh
12 months13.56¢
24 months14.78¢
36 months14.84¢

36-month terms averaged +1.28¢ versus 12-month terms this month. Current inventory for each term is on the 12-month and 24-month pages; what a fixed rate does and doesn't lock is covered in the fixed-rate guide.

Weekly detail (1,000 kWh)

Week ofAvg rateMedian rateListingsCheapest listed plan
Jun 1, 202614.15¢14.00¢808GridSaver 12 · CHARIOT ENERGY · $77.00
Jun 8, 202614.17¢13.90¢748GridSaver 12 · CHARIOT ENERGY · $77.00
Jun 15, 202614.21¢14.00¢652Octopus Lite 12 · Octopus Energy · $88.00
Jun 22, 202614.16¢13.90¢686Octopus Lite 12 · Octopus Energy · $88.00
Jun 29, 202614.09¢13.90¢676Octopus Lite 12 · Octopus Energy · $88.00

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

Data caveats

  • Figures are unweighted averages of 5 weekly snapshots of the publicly listed residential inventory; a week belongs to the month containing its Monday, and months with an ingest gap average fewer snapshots. The weekly detail table above is the complete set behind this report.
  • Averages describe listings, not enrollments — a plan listed all month counts the same whether one household or ten thousand chose it, and offers sold only through provider channels aren't captured.
  • Month-over-month comparisons use the same method for both months. Structure shares (bill credits, minimum-usage fees, free periods) reflect what our EFL parsing detected on listed plans.

Figures reflect plans as listed during June 2026 and are historical records, not current offers. Estimated costs depend on usage, TDSP territory, plan terms, and availability. Users should confirm final pricing and terms with the provider before enrolling. TrueBill Energy is a free comparison tool and does not sell electricity or enroll customers.