Find plans available in your delivery area, compare the electricity rate you pay with the solar export rate you receive, and review plan documents in one place.
Enter your ZIP code and select your service address, or choose a delivery company, to view solar buyback plans.
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Texas solar homeowners in competitive electricity markets can compare retail electricity plans that include solar export or buyback provisions. Energy Ego brings the electricity rate, solar buyback information, average price at common usage levels, contract details and available plan documents together so you can compare more than just the advertised export rate.
Enter your ZIP code and select your service address to identify the electric delivery company serving the location. If you already know your delivery company, you can select it directly. The plan table can then be filtered and sorted to compare available solar electricity plans for that delivery territory.
A solar buyback rate is only one part of an electricity plan. Review the electricity rate you pay when your home imports power from the grid, average prices at different usage levels, contract term, monthly charges, delivery charges, credit rules, battery or solar requirements, termination fees and the provider's Electricity Facts Label, Terms of Service and Your Rights as a Customer documents when available.
Plan availability varies by service territory. This tool contains plan data for major competitive Texas delivery areas represented in our current data, including Oncor, CenterPoint Energy, AEP Texas Central, AEP Texas North, Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP), and Lubbock Power & Light (LP&L).
A solar buyback plan specifies how an eligible solar customer is credited or compensated for electricity exported to the grid. The export rate or formula, credit rules and eligibility requirements can vary by provider and plan.
Compare the electricity price you pay for imported power with the plan's solar export rate or buyback formula. Also review contract length, fees, delivery charges, credit rules, battery requirements and the plan documents.
You can enter your ZIP code and select your service address so Energy Ego can identify your delivery company. If you already know your electric delivery company, you can select it directly to browse that territory.
No. Your bill also depends on how much electricity you import and export, your usage pattern, delivery charges, monthly charges and the plan's credit rules. Compare the complete plan rather than the export rate alone.
Electricity offers and plan terms can change. Review the current plan documents and displayed update information before enrolling.