Del Rio Electricity Rates

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Today's Cheapest Del Rio Electricity Rates

In AEP Texas’s service area, 13 certified suppliers are posting 57 residential plans. The cheapest is 5.7 cents per kWh; the market average is 13.69¢.

Prices current as of October 27, 2026 @ 1:12 PM CT. Sorted by rate at 1,000 kWh for the Del Rio area. EFL documents contain complete pricing details.
Plan NamePlan LengthRate at 1,000 kWhSign up
APG&E – Simple Saver 3 months 5.70¢/kWh Continue
Frontier Utilities – Frontier Saver Plus 12 months 7.00¢/kWh Continue
Gexa Energy – Gexa Eco Saver Plus 12 months 7.00¢/kWh Continue
Ranchero Power – No Contract Advantage Monthly 8.60¢/kWh Continue
Southern Federal Power – Variable Advantage Monthly 8.60¢/kWh Continue
Payless Power – PTC 3 Month - Postpaid 3 months 10.30¢/kWh Continue
BKV Energy – Daisy 3 months 11.70¢/kWh Continue
TriEagle Energy – Simple Savings 12 months 13.20¢/kWh Continue
Think Energy – Think Clean 24 months 13.70¢/kWh Continue
Amigo Energy – Basics PTC - 36 months 14.50¢/kWh Continue
Tara Energy – Basics PTC - 36 months 14.50¢/kWh Continue
Just Energy – Basics PTC - 60 months 14.50¢/kWh Continue
Pronto Power – Pronto Flex Monthly 18.60¢/kWh Continue
Del Rio electricity rate distribution chart showing 57 plans from 5.7¢ to 19.1¢ per kWh
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Featured Del Rio Electricity Plans for October

If you’re shopping for electricity in Del Rio, these plans are worth a look at current rates:

  • APG&E – Simple Saver (3-month): 5.70¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh. Includes a bill credit — The rate is 18.50¢ at 500 kWh and 11.80¢ at 2,000 kWh. This plan works best near 1,000 kWh usage.
  • Ranchero Power – No Contract Advantage (month-to-month): 8.60¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh. No cancellation fee. Rates stay flat across usage levels — 9.50¢ at 500 kWh, 8.60¢ at 1,000 kWh, 8.20¢ at 2,000 kWh.
  • Frontier Utilities – Frontier Saver Plus (12-month): 7.00¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh. Locks in your rate for 12 months. Includes a bill credit — The rate is 19.80¢ at 500 kWh and 13.10¢ at 2,000 kWh.
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Del Rio Electricity Providers

We compare rates from 13 retail providers serving Del Rio’s AEP Texas territory. Every provider listed offers plans to Val Verde County residents today.

APG&E
REP · Del Rio
Frontier Utilities
Texas HQ
Gexa Energy
NextEra Company
Ranchero Power
REP · Del Rio
Southern Federal Power
REP · Del Rio
Payless Power
Prepaid Plans
BKV Energy
REP · Del Rio
TriEagle Energy
Eagle Ford
Think Energy
REP · Del Rio
Amigo Energy
Just Energy
Tara Energy
Est. 2005
Just Energy
Canadian Co.
Pronto Power
REP · Del Rio
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Del Rio Business Electricity Rates

Del Rio’s economy centers on Laughlin Air Force Base, cross-border trade with Ciudad Acuña, Lake Amistad tourism, and Val Verde County ranching. Commercial electricity rates are custom-quoted based on demand.

Commercial pricing factors in peak demand, load factor, and total volume. A quick quote is the only way to see what rates are available for your specific business profile.

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Del Rio Electricity FAQ

Common questions about electricity rates, plans, and providers in Del Rio, Texas.

What is the cheapest electricity rate in Del Rio right now?

Today’s cheapest: 5.7¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh in Del Rio, offered by APG&E (Simple Saver). That’s well below the 13.69¢ average across 57 plans from 13 providers. Under the PUCT-regulated deregulated market, every provider delivers power over AEP Texas’s grid — your electricity is identical regardless of supplier. The gap between cheapest and average translates to roughly $80/month in savings.

What is the average monthly electric bill in Del Rio?

At the current average rate of 13.69¢/kWh, a Del Rio home using 1,000 kWh/month pays approximately $137/month for electricity supply. According to EIA data, the average Texas household uses about 1,140 kWh/month. Actual bills vary seasonally. Choosing the cheapest plan at 5.7¢ reduces supply costs to $57/month.

Who delivers electricity in Del Rio?

AEP Texas handles all electricity delivery in Del Rio — the physical infrastructure, meter reading, and outage response. Under the deregulated model regulated by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT), your TDU (AEP Texas) is separate from your supplier. Your choice of REP (Retail Electric Provider) only affects who bills you for the supply portion and at what rate.

How do I switch electricity providers in Del Rio?

It takes about five minutes: compare plans, pick your provider, and enroll online. AEP Texas processes the switch in 1–2 business days under PUCT regulations. No technician visit, no interruption, no equipment changes. Your REP (Retail Electric Provider) handles all coordination with AEP Texas. Same power, same grid, same meter — just a new rate on your bill.

Are there renewable energy plans in Del Rio?

Yes — several Del Rio providers offer plans with partial or full renewable energy content through Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). These RECs match your usage with wind and solar generation on the ERCOT grid. No equipment changes are needed. AEP Texas delivers the power identically regardless of whether your plan includes renewable content. Check each plan’s Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for the exact renewable percentage.

How much are electricity delivery charges in Del Rio?

AEP Texas’s delivery charges are regulated by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) and identical for all Del Rio customers, regardless of supplier. These fees cover transmission, distribution infrastructure, and grid maintenance. When comparing Del Rio electricity plans, the rates shown at 1,000 kWh typically include delivery fees. Review each plan’s Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for the full breakdown of supply versus delivery costs.

Should I choose a fixed or variable rate plan in Del Rio?

Fixed-rate plans lock your supply rate for a set term (typically 3–36 months), protecting you from seasonal price spikes on the ERCOT grid. Variable-rate plans can change monthly based on wholesale electricity costs. In Del Rio, fixed plans currently start at 5.7¢/kWh. Most energy advisors recommend fixed rates for budget predictability, especially during peak-demand seasons when wholesale prices historically spike.