Compare Denton Electric Prices

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Edited by Hannah Whatley

Last updated February 6, 2025

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Key Points

  • Denton electricity rates fluctuate throughout the course of the year as energy demand changes.
  • Thanks to deregulation, customers can compare electricity rates in Denton and choose the best plan for their needs.
  • To resolve power outages in Denton, call the local utility, Oncor Electric.
  • Use the SaveOnEnergy marketplace to compare electric companies in Denton and choose your next electricity plan.

Denton electricity rates

Like customers throughout Texas, Denton residents and businesses have the power to choose their own electricity plan. While this process can be overwhelming, the SaveOnEnergy marketplace is a helpful tool with which you can easily compare electric companies in Denton and save on your energy bills. To start comparing Denton electricity rates, enter your ZIP code today.

Today’s Denton lowest energy rates

Your power to choose your provider in Denton

In deregulated markets like Denton, a single utility company no longer has the monopoly over energy plans and pricing. Numerous energy companies are free to compete for business, and consumers can benefit by choosing better rates and plan features that suit their needs.

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Average residential energy rate in Denton, TX

Texas offers lower electric rates than most states, with the latest average price being 15.6 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh), according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). This rate is 8.3% lower than the national average of 17.01 cents per kWh. 

In Denton, electricity rates are structured based on usage in kilowatt-hours (kWh). For residential consumers, the average purchase price at each usage level is as follows:

  • 19.95 cents for 500 kWh.
  • 14.18  cents for 1000 kWh.
  • 15.72 cents for 2000 kWh.

How to find the best electricity rates in Denton

Electricity rates in Texas are constantly rising and falling due to seasonal changes in energy demand. However, SaveOnEnergy can help you find an affordable plan that fits your needs at any time of year. Our marketplace features plans from the top providers in the industry, ensuring that you find the best option for your family or business. Here’s how it works:

  • Explore plans and pricing near you: Submit your ZIP code at the top of the page to start your search. From there, you can use our filters to tailor the results and find the right plan for you.
  • Complete the signup process: When you’ve settled on a plan, you can sign up online within minutes. If you need help or have questions, reach out to one of our energy experts by calling the number on your screen.
  • Enjoy your new plan: Your new energy company will manage the transfer process, and your switch should take effect in as little as five days. Some providers even offer same-day service.

Cheap energy prices in Denton

As we’ve mentioned, Denton’s electricity rates tend to fluctuate throughout the year. You will notice how prices rise and fall in the following chart, which uses data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA). If you’re interested in finding the cheapest rate, it’s best to shop for a new plan during periods of reduced demand (such as spring or fall).

Energy providers and utility companies in Denton

In deregulated cities like Denton, you’ll purchase power from an electricity provider (also called a retail electricity provider or REP). These companies generate energy that you use at your home or business. However, electricity is delivered to your property by your local utility company. Your utility is also in charge of restoring power during outages and fixing damaged power infrastructure.

  • Utility company in Denton: In Denton, the utility is Oncor Electric Delivery. This company is assigned based on where you live, you can’t choose a different utility. 
  • Denton electricity providers: On the other hand, you’re free to choose from several REPs that serve your area. Some of the top electricity companies in Denton include Constellation Energy, Direct Energy, and TXU Energy.

Power outages in Denton

If the power goes out, make sure to contact your utility company — not your REP. Your utility is responsible for restoring electricity and overseeing the local power infrastructure.

Electricity rates in my area

The SaveOnEnergy marketplace offers a simple, streamlined way to find the best electricity plans in Denton.  You can compare electricity rates in Denton from numerous providers — all in one place.

When you’re shopping for energy plans, it’s important to make sure the rates are specific to your local area. Electricity rates vary from region to region due to differing utility transmission charges. SaveOnEnergy uses your ZIP code to help you access accurate, local Denton electricity rates.

How weather affects Denton electricity rates

Denton is known for its high summer temperatures and moderate winters. As a result, demand for electricity rises during the hottest months of the year where it can reach up to 90 degrees. At the same time, the energy demand tends to decrease during the winter when temperatures become milder. 

For the best deal, we recommend shopping for Denton electricity plans during periods of reduced demand. In other words, you’re more likely to find cheap electricity in Denton during the stretch from late fall through early spring.

Types of plans in Denton

When you explore options from electric companies in Denton, you’ll find various plan types to consider. You can find out more about these plan options below or in our guide to picking a plan. Still have questions? Reach out to a SaveOnEnergy representative at the phone number on this page.

Fixed-rate plans in Denton

When you choose a fixed-rate plan, you’ll get a guaranteed electricity rate for the length of your contract, which usually lasts 12–36 months. These types of plans are ideal if you prefer a more stable, predictable energy bill. However, if you end your contract before it’s up, you may have to pay an early termination fee (ETF).

Variable-rate plans in Denton

Variable-rate plans are the opposite of fixed-rate plans. They’re month-to-month agreements (with no contracts), so you’re free to cancel whenever you’d like. However, they don’t come with a set electricity rate, so the rate you pay will vary each month depending on the current price of energy.

No-deposit plans in Denton

Many customers prefer to avoid having their credit checked or paying an upfront security deposit when they start new electricity service. No-deposit plans allow you to avoid both. These Denton electricity plans are typically prepaid, meaning you pay for your energy ahead of time and refill your balance as you go.

Green electricity in Denton

Because the Lone Star State is a leading producer of wind and solar powergreen energy plans are popular in Texas. In fact, all electricity plans purchased in the Lone Star State contain some renewable energy, and you can find this information on your plan’s Electricity Facts Label (EFL). Plus, specialty provider such as Green Mountain Energy and Gexa Energy sell 100% green plans.

Business energy plans in Denton

Homeowners and renters aren’t the only ones who can take advantage of deregulated energy. If you’re a business owner in Denton, you can work with SaveOnEnergy to create a customized energy plan for your commercial operations. To learn more, visit our business energy hub and explore business electricity rates in your area.

Calculate your energy usage in Denton

Understanding how much energy you use in an average month is the first step to taking control over your energy costs. Our energy calculator can provide an estimate of your energy consumption based on your home type and appliance usage.

SaveOnEnergy’s tips for easy electricity service setup

  • Review your plan. Don’t forget to read your plan’s Electricity Facts Label before signing up. It contains important information including:
    • Price per kilowatt-hour based on your energy usage
    • The plan’s percentage of renewable energy sourcing
    • Early termination fees
  • Enjoy hassle-free supplier setup. Once your order has been confirmed, your new supplier will set up service with your utility, or transmission and distribution service provider (TDSP) – but don’t worry, there shouldn’t be any interruption to your power during the switch.
  • Understand your electricity bill. Your local TDSP will still deliver your electricity and maintain electric infrastructure including meters and power lines. Your utility fees appear as TDU or TDSP charges on your monthly electricity bill. They are independent of your supplier rate.

Denton energy FAQs

  • At the moment, Frontier Utilities, Flagship Power, and Gexa Energy offer the cheapest Denton electricity rates. The rate table can also provide you with the best electricity plans in Denton.

  • Visit the SaveOnEnergy marketplace and enter your ZIP code. On the results page, navigate to the left-hand panel and check the “green energy” filter. You’ll then get a list of all of the green energy options available from electric companies in Denton.

  • One of the simplest ways to reduce your utility bill is by changing to a plan with a cheaper rate. Other options include switching to energy-efficient appliances and light bulbs, sealing drafty areas, and opting for a prepaid plan.

  • There are many great electric companies in Denton, each with its own unique plans to offer. The SaveOnEnergy marketplace compares the best electric companies near you to help you decide which one is right for your energy needs.

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