Stop overpaying in Fort Worthin Fort Worth, TX.

Fort Worth sits on the same Oncor grid as the rest of North Texas, which means dozens of retailers compete for your home. We rank every plan by what it actually costs once delivery charges and the monthly fee are folded in — not the number on the billboard.

Cheapest
7.9¢/kWh
City average
13.4¢/kWh
State average
13.5¢/kWh
Updated
May 19auto-refreshed
Top picks belowONCOR ELECTRIC DELIVERY COMPANY territory
[01] All plans

Every Fort Worth plan, ranked by real cost. Effective ¢/kWh at five usage tiers, beside the live Oncor-grid ranking — so a plan that looks cheap at 500 kWh can't disguise what it costs a real Fort Worth home at 2,000.

Effective rate at each tier

Includes a $9.95 base fee — the same plan looks different at 500 vs 2,000 kWh.

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1k
1.5k
2k
3k
CHARIOT ENERGY
Octopus Energy
RHYTHM
Energy Texas
TARA ENERGY
[02] Transmission & distribution

Oncor keeps the lights on in Fort Worth. Whichever retailer you choose, Oncor owns the poles, wires, and meter across Tarrant County — and handles every outage and repair.

ONCOR ELECTRIC DELIVERY COMPANY

Outages, meter installs, and infrastructure repairs all route through ONCOR ELECTRIC DELIVERY COMPANY — not your retailer. The delivery line on your bill funds that physical network and is PUCT-set, not supplier-set.

Same energy, different wires pricing — that's why a kWh costs different all-in amounts in Houston, Dallas, and the Valley.

Fort Worth ↔ Grid

In the Texas deregulated electricity market, ONCOR ELECTRIC DELIVERY COMPANY delivers power to your home regardless of which retail provider you choose. Your retail provider determines your rate — ONCOR ELECTRIC DELIVERY COMPANY handles the physical delivery, meters, and outages.

Utility
ONCOR ELECTRIC DELIVERY COMPANY
Role
Wires & delivery
[03] Available providers

The retailers competing for Fort Worth. Every provider here ships power over the same Oncor lines that serve all of North Texas. What changes is the rate sheet, the contract terms, and how they treat you when something goes wrong.

  1. 01CHARIOT ENERGY logo
    CHARIOT ENERGY
    2.0
  2. 02
    O
    Octopus Energy
    3.0
  3. 03
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    RHYTHM
    2.0
  4. 04
    E
    Energy Texas
    2.0
  5. 05
    T
    TARA ENERGY
    3.0
  6. 06
    J
    JUST ENERGY
    2.0
  7. 07
    A
    AMIGO ENERGY
    4.0
  8. 08
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    INFUSE ENERGY
    5.0
  9. 09
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    REVOLUTION ENERGY LLC
    5.0
[04] When power costs the most

Fort Worth power is priciest at 6 PM. Wholesale prices spike on hot afternoons when AC stacks on top of evening cooking — shift heavy usage earlier and a time-of-use plan rewards you for it.

Time-of-use plans pass that hourly volatility through to your bill. Flat-rate plans bury it in an average — usually safer, occasionally more expensive. If you can shift cooking, laundry, and EV charging to before noon, a free-nights or time-of-use plan can shave 10–20% off the same kWh.

Avg residential demand · Texas

Day × hour usage profile

kWh — darker is heavier

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Weekday peak6–8 PMAC + cooking + lighting stack
Off-peak floor12–4 AMCheapest energy on most plans
Weekend patternBroaderLater morning, longer evening
[05] Annual bill projection

A full year on each Fort Worth plan. North Texas summers do the damage — small per-kWh gaps turn into real dollars once August pushes a Fort Worth home well past 1,700 kWh.

12-month bill projection · Fort Worth

Estimated monthly bill on the top 3 plans

USD — y-axis zoomed; assumes typical residential usage curve

GridSaver 12Octopus Lite 12Rhythm Saver 12
[06] Savings horizon

The longer you lock, the more Fort Worth saves. What a Fort Worth household keeps by moving off the average — or worst — local rate onto the cheapest plan, projected across common contract lengths.

Projected savings · Fort Worth household

Cumulative savings vs. current rate

1 Month$100
$55
6 Months$600
$330
1 Year$1,200Best case
$660Conservative
2 Years$2,400
$1,320
3 Years$3,600
$1,980
[07] FAQ

Fort Worth electricity, answered.

The questions Fort Worth shoppers ask before signing a 12-month contract.

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