Your power to choose electricity in League City

League City’s energy market is deregulated, which gives residents and business owners the power to choose an energy plan and provider. You can shop around to find affordable League City electricity rates from the area’s best light companies. To start exploring electricity rates in League City, enter your ZIP code on this page today.

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Average residential rate in League City, Texas

In League City, the average rate on the Choose Texas Power marketplace for 500 kWh in 2025 is 21.9 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh), marking a 1.37% decrease from 2024. The rates for the 1,000 kWh and 2,000 kWh usage levels are 16.42 cents and 17.06 cents, respectively, which are 0.01% and 3.70% lower compared to the average rates in 2024.

Best League City electricity providers

Thanks to energy deregulation, electric companies in League City compete to earn your business, which results in more options and better prices for customers. In addition to setting rates, these companies sell energy plans to consumers and handle billing and usage.

You’ll find several League City energy companies on the Choose Texas Power marketplace, including:

• TXU Energy: This electricity provider sells more than a dozen fixed-rate and variable-rate plans in League City. One example is the Smart Edge 12 plan, which includes a guaranteed rate for 12 months and a bill credit when you use at least 800 kWh in a month.
• TriEagle Energy: This power company’s fixed-rate plans are available in a range of term lengths. Some plans also come with bill credits when you use a certain amount of energy in a given month.
• Reliant Energy: Headquartered in Houston, this energy provider offers fixed-rate plans with bill credit incentives and a 90-day satisfaction guarantee.

CenterPoint Energy is League City’s utility company

Utility companies are responsible for delivering power to homes and businesses, maintaining electrical infrastructure, and dealing with power outages. Although you can choose your energy provider, you can’t pick your utility company. Instead, these companies are determined by your location. In League City, your utility is CenterPoint Energy.

If you lose power in League City, you should notify CenterPoint by:

• Calling 1-713-207-2222
• Visiting the online outage center

Types of League City electric plans

Before you start searching for League City electricity rates, it helps to understand the difference between various plan types. Here’s an overview of the most common plan options:

• Fixed-rate plans: With a fixed-rate plan, you’ll have the same electric rate for the duration of your contract, which usually lasts between 12 and 36 months. You’ll have predictable energy costs, but you’ll also likely pay an early termination fee (ETF) if you leave your plan before the contract is up.
• Variable-rate plans: The rate on this type of plan fluctuates with the wholesale cost of energy. When demand is low, you can benefit from cheaper rates. But when demand increases, your rate can go up, too. Variable-rate plans don’t come with contracts, so you’re free to switch or cancel at any time.
• No-deposit plans: Many electric companies will run a credit check before your plan begins. If your credit score isn’t up to the provider’s standards, you might be required to pay a deposit. But if you choose a no-deposit plan (like the ones offered by Payless Power, for example), you won’t have to undergo a credit check or pay a deposit.
• Prepaid plans: A prepaid plan is one type of no-deposit plan. This is when you pay your provider upfront for your monthly electricity usage. As you consume energy, the account balance will get lower, and you’ll top up the funds as necessary.
• Same-day plans: If you’re moving or need a new energy provider on short notice, consider a same-day electricity plan. After you sign up, your provider will work with your utility to set up your service immediately — as long as you sign up before the daily cut-off time (it varies by provider, but it’s usually between 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.).

Understanding League City electric rates

Electricity rates in Texas vary depending on your location, utility company, and other factors. This is because rates include local taxes and utility transmission fees, which vary depending on where you live. This is why you may pay a different rate than someone in a different city, even with the same plan. For this reason, it’s important to factor in your location when shopping for plans.

To find accurate prices for your area, enter your ZIP code on Choose Texas Power’s marketplace.

League City commercial energy

Business owners can also pick an electricity plan using Choose Texas Power. We’ll help you compare commercial electric companies in League City and create a customized energy plan for your company’s needs. To get started, call the number on your screen or share your details in our business energy form.

Green energy plans in League City

Texas is a powerhouse in terms of renewable energy generation. In fact, it ranks first in the country for wind energy production and second for solar energy generation. As a result, League City locals have plenty of green energy plan options.

All Texas energy plans include a percentage of green energy, with some plans being 100% renewable. To learn how much green energy is in a particular plan, check its Electricity Facts Label (EFL).

In League City, there are a few companies — including Gexa Energy and Green Mountain Energy — that specialize in 100% green plans. You can explore renewable energy rates from these providers by entering your ZIP code and filtering for green energy.

Moving or switching providers in League City

With Choose Texas Power, it’s easy to find an affordable energy plan in League City. No matter if you’re new to town or a long-time local looking for a cheaper rate, you can use our marketplace to explore your options and sign up with a new provider.

Moving to a new address

If you’re relocating to League City, you may be able to transfer your current energy plan to your new address. Reach out to your electricity provider a couple of weeks before your move to find out. If your provider doesn’t serve your new home, you can switch to a new one (without paying a penalty fee). To browse plans in your area, enter your new ZIP code on this page.

Switching energy providers

If you’re unhappy with your current plan or you want to lock in a cheaper rate, you can switch providers using Choose Texas Power as well. Just be aware that you’ll likely need to pay an ETF if you cancel a fixed-rate plan while you’re still under contract.

League City energy FAQs

Which provider has the cheapest electricity rates in League City?

Electricity prices change often, but 4Change Energy and Express Energy currently have the cheapest energy rates in League City. You can find up-to-date rates from the city’s cheapest electric companies by entering your ZIP code on our marketplace.

Where can I compare League City electricity rates?

An energy marketplace like Choose Texas Power is an excellent resource for comparing rates all in one place. After sharing your ZIP code, you’ll get a list of the latest plans in your area. From there, you can filter the results to find green energy plans, no-deposit plans, and other plans that meet your criteria.

How can I lower my electricity bill in League City?

One way to lower your energy costs is by reducing your electricity usage. There are many ways to do this, including unplugging unused appliances, washing your laundry in cold water, taking quicker showers, and sealing drafty areas in your home. You can also use Choose Texas Power to find a cheaper electricity plan.

What is the best energy provider in League City?

The best energy provider will depend on your household’s electricity needs. For example, if you want a guaranteed rate with a long-term contract for easier budgeting, consider a provider like Frontier Utilities, which sells a variety of fixed-rate plans. If sustainability is important to you, then you might choose a green energy provider like Gexa Energy. Once you’ve determined what you’re looking for, you can enter your ZIP code to browse your options.

How does weather affect energy rates?

During extreme weather (like summer heatwaves and winter storms), electricity demand increases — and so do energy rates. When temperatures are milder (for example, in spring and fall), demand typically eases up and prices drop. As a result, you’re more likely to get a better deal if you shop during these lower-demand periods.