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Compare Pasadena Electricity Plans and Rates

Written by Allie Ogletree

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Edited by Aviva Hauser

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Pasadena electricity rates

Plan NamePlan LengthRate*
4Change Energy - Maxx Saver Select 2424 months$0.108/ kWh
Gexa Energy - Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12 Plan12 months$0.108/ kWh
Discount Power - Bill Credit Bundle 2424 months$0.108/ kWh
Frontier Utilities - Frontier Saver Plus 24 Plan24 months$0.108/ kWh
Express Energy - Flash 1212 months$0.108/ kWh
Cirro - Simple Bill Credit 2424 months$0.114/ kWh
Veteran Energy - Valor 1212 months$0.129/ kWh
Reliant - Reliant Power Savings 24 plan24 months$0.139/ kWh
TriEagle Energy - Real Deal 3636 months$0.145/ kWh
TXU Energy - Smart Edge 1212 months$0.149/ kWh
Direct Energy - Live Brighter Lite 1212 months$0.155/ kWh
Rhythm Energy - Clear Choice 3636 months$0.164/ kWh
Green Mountain - Pollution Free e-Plus 24 Preferred24 months$0.177/ kWh
Payless Power - 6 Month - prepaid6 months$0.178/ kWh
BKV Energy - Lantana 1212 months$0.183/ kWh

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 12/21/2024, 4:27:14 AM CST for ZIP Code 77506. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.

*All pricing shown in cents per kWh

Average Pasadena energy rates in November 2024

  • The average Pasadena electricity rate for 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) is 15.07 cents, according to our marketplace data. This rate is 1.62% higher than the Texas average, and 9.38% lower than the national average.
  • The average Texas electricity rate is 14.83 cents per kWh, based on the latest Energy Information Administration (EIA) data. This rate is about 11% lower than the U.S. average (16.63 cents per kWh).
  • The commercial Texas energy rate is 9.14 cents per kWh (about 32% lower than the national average).

Your power to choose electricity in Pasadena

Like most of Texas, if you live in Pasadena, your home or business is located in a deregulated energy market. Unlike traditional markets where your utility company sells electricity, you have the power to choose your electricity company and rates. Many providers compete to offer the best Texas electricity rates and deals, which helps give you more flexibility to customize your energy plan.

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Pasadena utility companies and energy providers

In deregulated parts of Texas, utilities (also called electric suppliers) transmit and deliver power, maintain power infrastructure, and respond to power outages. Your utility is determined based on where you live. In Pasadena, your utility is CenterPoint Energy.

Energy providers, also known as electricity companies, generate power and sell it to Pasadena residents through an electricity plan. Since Pasadena is a deregulated area, you can choose your provider. Trusted Pasadena electricity providers include Constellation Energy, Pulse Power, and TXU Energy.

To compare all your options for energy companies in Pasadena, enter your ZIP code and explore the Choose Energy marketplace.

Power outages in Pasadena

Power outages can happen for a variety of reasons in Pasadena, whether it’s a Texas winter storm or a summer hurricane. If your power goes out in Pasadena, you’ll need to contact your utility company, CenterPoint Energy, to restore it. Report an outage online or by phone at 1-800-332-7143.

Types of electricity plans in Pasadena

When looking for a new energy plan in Pasadena, you’ll come across several different plan types on the Choose Energy marketplace. Here’s a breakdown of the types of energy plans available to help you understand energy lingo:

  • Fixed-rate plans: Fixed-rate plans are a great option if you’re looking for rate consistency. These plans come with a secure rate, meaning that the price you pay per kilowatt-hour (kWh) won’t change for the duration of your contract, which is typically 12, 24, or 36 months. Fixed-rate plans generally require you to pay an early termination fee (ETF) if you end your contract early unless you show proof of moving.
  • Variable-rate plans: Variable-rate plans don’t have contracts, so you’re free to switch providers at any time without penalty. Your monthly rate will depend on the current wholesale energy prices, which can fluctuate from month-to-month depending on demand. As a result, you could get cheap electricity one month but pay higher rates the next.
  • Prepaid and no-deposit plans: If you don’t have a high credit score, you may be required to pay a deposit on your electricity service, unless you sign up for a no-deposit plan. Prepaid electricity plans are a type of no-deposit plan that lets you pay for your energy usage upfront each month. These plans allow you to refill your balance as needed and pay as you go. Enter your ZIP code to compare prepaid plans in Pasadena.

Pasadena green energy

Renewable energy is abundant in Texas, thanks to the state’s significant investments in wind and solar power generation. Because of this, Pasadena residents have access to several affordable green energy plans.

When you buy an energy plan in the Lone Star State, it will include a portion of renewable energy. The exact amount depends on your plan and provider, and you can find the details on your plan’s Electricity Facts Label (EFL). If you choose a specialty provider like Gexa Energy or Green Mountain Energy, your plan will contain 100% green energy. As you’ll find in the electricity rates table, these rates are highly competitive.

Type in your ZIP code, filter your results for green energy, and compare renewable electric rates in Pasadena.

Pasadena energy for business

Deregulation isn’t limited to homeowners and renters. Business owners can shop around and take advantage of cheap electricity in Pasadena. Visit the Choose Energy business hub to learn more about commercial energy options and receive a customized quote. Or call the number on your screen to speak with an energy expert to begin building your tailored business energy plan.

How to compare electricity rates with ChooseEnergy.com

Electricity rates vary across Texas due to differing utility transmission charges, local taxes, and other factors. That makes it important to specify your location when shopping for a new plan. Our marketplace shows you today’s best rates from trusted providers near you. Browse and compare cheap energy plans and secure a great rate, all in one place. Here’s how it works:

  • Submit your ZIP code. View rates, plans, and providers in your area on our marketplace. From there, use the filters to narrow down the results and find a plan that matches your needs.
  • Sign up online. Found a plan that works for you? Sign up within minutes or give us a call at the number on your screen.
  • Let your provider handle the setup. That’s it! Your new power company will oversee the transfer process, so you can relax and enjoy the benefits of your new plan.

To find the best electricity rates Pasadena has to offer, enter your ZIP code on this page.

Moving or switching providers in Pasadena

Whether you’re moving to or switching providers in Pasadena, our marketplace can help. The Choose Energy marketplace links you with reputable energy providers in your area by using your ZIP code to provide information about electric plans near you.

Moving to a new address

If you’re moving to the Pasadena area, you should contact your energy provider several weeks beforehand to see if they service your new address. If they don’t, you’ll have to shop for a new electricity provider. Luckily, Choose Energy makes it easy to compare plans all in one place; simply enter your new ZIP code into our marketplace to see what’s available.

Switching energy providers

If you’re a current resident of Pasadena but you’re dissatisfied with your provider or interested in cheaper rates, you can use our marketplace to easily switch providers. Just enter your ZIP code on this page, and be sure to check if you’ll incur an early termination fee (ETF) if you cancel your current plan before the end of the contract.

Frequently asked questions about Pasadena energy

What is the best provider in Pasadena?

The best electric company near you will depend on your personal preferences and energy usage. For example, if you want a company that offers 100% green energy plans, you could sign up with Green Mountain Energy. Or, if you want the cheapest rates in Pasadena, you could purchase a plan from Gexa Energy, Express Energy, 4Change Energy, or Frontier Utilities.

What is the average electric bill in Texas?

Texas electric bills tend to be higher than the national average. Pasadena residents may spend around $169.95 per month, based on the latest data from our marketplace.

When is the best time to shop for a Pasadena energy plan?

To find the cheapest rates, we recommend shopping for an energy plan in the spring or fall. Moderate temperatures during these seasons lead to lower energy demand, which makes energy plans more affordable.

How can I lower my electricity bill in Pasadena?

There are many ways to reduce your electricity bill, including switching providers, buying a prepaid plan, and using energy-efficient appliances. You can also make small changes like sealing drafty rooms, opening curtains to heat rooms with sunlight, and unplugging devices you aren’t using.

What is a good rate per kWh in Pasadena?

Rates fluctuate throughout the year based on energy demand. The cost of electricity in Texas sits at 14.83 cents per kWh, according to the latest data from the EIA.

Why is electricity so high in Pasadena?

Even though Texas electricity is cheaper than the national average, Texans use more energy than most other states due to how hot it gets in the summer. This means that Texas electricity rates tend to be more expensive overall.

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