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Example cross-check · 1,100 kWh a month

Lowest advertised rate

Advertised: 7.2¢At your usage: 16.2¢

Estimated annual cost: $2,139

Lowest cost for this home

Advertised: 10.9¢At your usage: 12.7¢

Estimated annual cost: $1,670

Estimated difference: about $470 less for this household

Your usage
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The lowest estimated cost for your home.
The evidence
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See a surprisingly low rate?

Treat the headline as a clue, not the answer.

A low advertised rate can depend on hitting the right usage level or qualifying for a credit.

At a 1,000 kWh credit threshold, the average Texas residential seasonal pattern used by Power Rate Check is below the threshold in 6 of 12 months.

Even when the same credit is earned, its value per kWh gets smaller as usage rises.

The headline may be accurate. It just may not describe your home. Let us cross-check it against your usage.

The average Texas home, month by month

1,000 kWh credit thresholdAt or above (6)Below (6)

Below 1,000 kWh in 6 of 12 months

What the same $100 credit takes off each kWh

At 1,000 kWh: 10¢
At 1,500 kWh: 6.7¢
At 2,000 kWh: 5¢

Illustrative credit, not a current offer. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, 3-year average of Texas residential electricity sales.

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