Electricity plans in Fort Worth
Compare 123+ plans by true cost from providers serving Fort Worth. Find the right rate for your home.
Live Texas rates, updated June 2026
Fort Worth fast facts
- County
- Tarrant County
- Population
- 950K
- TDU
- Oncor
- Sample ZIP
- 76102
- Oncor outage / switch-hold line
- 1-888-313-4747
About Fort Worth
What you're shopping for power in.
Fort Worth is the 12th-largest U.S. city and the western half of the DFW metro — historically a cattle and rail hub, now a major aerospace, energy, and logistics center. Downtown and the Stockyards are well-preserved historic districts; the explosive growth has been to the north and west.
Climate & bill pattern
Same DFW continental climate as Dallas — hot dry summers, cold winters with hard freezes.
Wider range of home sizes than Dallas — 1,400 sq ft 1950s ranchers in Westcliff, 3,000+ sq ft new builds in far-north Alliance. Run actual usage, not the advertised 1,000 kWh rate.
Major employers
- ·American Airlines
- ·Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
- ·BNSF Railway
- ·Texas Health Resources
- ·Bell Textron
- ·Fort Worth ISD
Known neighborhoods
- ·Sundance Square
- ·TCU/Westcliff
- ·Tanglewood
- ·Arlington Heights
- ·Eagle Mountain
- ·Alliance
Best in Fort Worth
Best plans in Fort Worth
Ranked by real monthly bill at 1,000 kWh.
Smart Choice - 12
SimpleSaver 13
Maxx Saver Value 8
SimpleSaver 12
SimpleSaver 8
The Lone Saver Plus 12
Providers
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Local guide
About electricity in Fort Worth
Fort Worth is served by Oncor as the local TDU. With a population of 950K, it's one of the deregulated markets in Texas — residents can shop 123+ competitive plans from 8+ retail electric providers serving the Oncor grid.
The average all-in rate in Fort Worth is currently 14.9¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh usage. Actual rates vary by plan type, contract length, and how much your home uses. Fixed-rate plans typically offer the best value for households that don't want to think about rate swings.
Switching is 1-3 business days with no service interruption — same meter, same wires, new bill from a new company.
FAQ
Common questions
What is the average electricity rate in Fort Worth?
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Approximately 14.9¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh. Plans on the Oncor grid span a wide range depending on type and term — the lowest competitive rates available statewide start around 7.7¢/kWh.
Who is the TDU for Fort Worth?
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Oncor maintains the power lines and infrastructure. TDU charges are the same regardless of your retail provider — set by the Public Utility Commission.
Can I switch providers in Fort Worth?
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Yes. Choose from 123+ plans available on the Oncor grid. Switching takes 1–3 business days with no service interruption — same meter, same wires, new bill from a new company.
How are the rankings calculated?
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We sort by the real monthly bill at your home's usage — not the advertised rate at 2,000 kWh. We flag bill-credit plans and minimum usage fees so you see the true cost.
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