Texas-New Mexico Power Fixed Rate Electric Plans
Serves a set of separated areas rather than one region, including parts of the Gulf Coast, West Texas and North Texas.
What Texas-New Mexico Power does, and does not, decide
Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP) is a delivery utility. It owns the poles, wires and meter at your address, reads your usage, and restores your power after an outage. It is not who you buy electricity from, and you cannot switch away from it — it is set by where you live.
What it does decide is which retail plans are offered to you at all, and what the delivery portion of your bill costs. Two identical-looking plans in different delivery areas are genuinely different products.
Switching retailer never changes your delivery utility, never involves work at your home, and never interrupts your service. Texas-New Mexico Power keeps doing exactly what it does now.
Texas-New Mexico Power service area
Serves a set of separated areas rather than one region, including parts of the Gulf Coast, West Texas and North Texas.
- Oncor
- CenterPoint
- AEP Texas Central
- AEP Texas North
- Texas-New Mexico Power
- Cooperative or city-owned — no retail choice
delivery utilities
- OncorServes part of 75 Texas counties, and all of 6
- CenterPointServes part of 10 Texas counties, and all of 2
- AEP Texas CentralServes part of 39 Texas counties, and all of 1
- AEP Texas NorthServes part of 44 Texas counties
- Texas-New Mexico PowerServes part of 31 Texas counties
About 70% of Texas by land sits outside all five — cooperatives, city-owned utilities like Austin Energy and CPS Energy, and areas outside the competitive market. Households there cannot shop for a plan at all. Only 9 of the 254 Texas counties sit wholly inside one delivery utility, which is why this is a map and not a list.
These delivery areas are approximate and are based on the Public Utility Commission of Texas map of transmission and distribution utilities in competitive retail areas published in 2009. Boundaries have changed since then, so the map is for general orientation rather than determining service at a specific address. Areas shown in neutral include cooperatives, city-owned utilities and other locations outside the competitive retail market. Use the ZIP search to identify the applicable electricity market. If a ZIP can correspond to more than one delivery territory, the site asks for clarification rather than guessing. How this map was made, and what it cannot tell you.
Plans available through our marketplace
the Texas-New Mexico Power area · sampled at ZIP 77590 in the Texas-New Mexico Power delivery area, priced at 1,000 kWh a month. These are the fixed-rate plans this marketplace carries — not every plan sold in the Texas-New Mexico Power area. Enter your own ZIP for what is available at your address.
70
fixed-rate plans carried
13
participating providers
$1,596
lowest projected first-year cost
$1,796
median projected first-year cost
31
published at 100% renewable
66
with no minimum-usage charge
- 12-month:
- 21
- 24-month:
- 21
- 36-month:
- 13
Example plans for the Texas-New Mexico Power area
A representative sample of live inventory at ZIP 77590 in the Texas-New Mexico Power delivery area, ranked by projected first-year cost at 1,000 kWh a month. This is not a price list for the Texas-New Mexico Power area: which plans you can buy, and what they cost, depends on your own address. Enter your ZIP to see and enroll in what is offered at yours.
| Provider | Plan | Term | Projected first year |
|---|---|---|---|
| AP Gas & ElectricClear Rate 10 · 10 moLowest cost | Clear Rate 10 | $1,59613.301¢/kWh advertised | |
| AP Gas & ElectricClear Rate 12 · 12 mo | Clear Rate 12 | $1,60813.401¢/kWh advertised | |
| Atlantex PowerLuminous · 12 mo | Luminous | $1,61313.442¢/kWh advertised | |
| AP Gas & ElectricClear Rate 11 · 11 mo | Clear Rate 11 | $1,62013.501¢/kWh advertised | |
| Atlantex PowerLuminous · 24 mo | Luminous | $1,64313.692¢/kWh advertised |
65 more plans — see everything available at your address
Areas Texas-New Mexico Power is known for
Places commonly served by Texas-New Mexico Power. A city and a utility boundary are not the same line — parts of any of these can sit in another territory, and your ZIP is what settles it.
- Texas City
- League City
- Dickinson
- Sweeny
- Pecos
- Fort Stockton
Markets in the Texas-New Mexico Power area with their own page
A city boundary and a utility boundary are not the same line — check your ZIP for your address.
Other Texas delivery utilities
What decides what you pay
Which plans a ZIP code makes available, and what a Texas electricity bill actually averages.