Irving Electricity Rates
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Electricity in Irving
Diverse housing means varied usage.
Irving has everything from Las Colinas luxury high-rises to Valley Ranch family homes to older neighborhoods near downtown. Your electricity usage depends heavily on which part of Irving you live in and your home type.
Summer Reality Check
Winter Months
Las Colinas apartments often have better insulation than older Irving homes, resulting in lower per-square-foot usage.
About Oncor (Your TDSP)
Irving is served by Oncor Electric Delivery, which handles electricity delivery regardless of which retail provider you choose.
Oncor serves the entire DFW Metroplex and most of North Texas:
- →Irving, Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington
- →Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Garland
- →Over 10 million customers across Texas
The rates on our comparison tool include Oncor's delivery charges. You're seeing the total price you'll actually pay.
Irving's Electricity Market
With 40+ retail providers competing for Irving customers, you have plenty of options for finding competitive rates. Las Colinas residents in particular tend to be savvy shoppers.
What Competition Gets You
- →Rates as low as 9¢/kWh with the right plan
- →100% renewable energy plans available
- →Short-term plans for apartment renters
- →Fixed-rate plans up to 36 months
What to Watch Out For
- →Minimum usage fees (common in apartments)
- →Teaser rates at exactly 1,000 kWh
- →Early termination fees for short leases
- →Auto-renewal at higher rates
Irving Money-Saving Tip
If you're renting in Las Colinas or Valley Ranch, look for plans with no minimum usage fees. Apartments often use less than 1,000 kWh, and some plans charge extra if you use under that amount.
What's Normal in Irving?
Irving's diverse housing stock means wide variation in usage. Here's what to expect:
| Home Type | Summer (Jun-Sep) | Winter (Nov-Mar) | Summer Bill (@ 14¢/kWh) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment (500-900 sq ft) | 700-1,100 kWh | 500-800 kWh | $98-$154 |
| Condo/Townhome | 1,000-1,500 kWh | 800-1,100 kWh | $140-$210 |
| Single-family (1,500-2,500 sq ft) | 1,500-2,100 kWh | 1,100-1,500 kWh | $210-$294 |
| Large home (2,500+ sq ft) | 2,000-2,800 kWh | 1,400-1,900 kWh | $280-$392 |
Las Colinas high-rise apartments typically have more efficient HVAC systems than older Irving neighborhoods.
Best Time to Switch in Irving
Good Times to Switch
- •April-May: Lock in rates before summer
- •October-November: Better deals as demand drops
- •Lease renewal: Match contract to your lease
- •When moving: No cancellation fee at new address
Times to Be Careful
- •July-August: Peak rates everywhere
- •ERCOT grid alerts: Temporary rate spikes
- •Breaking lease early: Check early termination fees
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