Estimated cost
Shown at a typical Texas household's usage, about 1,096 kWh/month. Enter your own usage for a personalized estimate.
Before taxes. A real bill runs about 1-2% higher where a city charges local sales tax on electricity. More
Usage and cost by month ?
Cost bars split by Delivery Energy
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| Month | Usage | Delivery Energy | Est. cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 1063 kWh | $73.07 $71.92 | $144.99 |
| Feb | 943 kWh | $65.37 $64.36 | $129.73 |
| Mar | 822 kWh | $57.61 $56.74 | $114.35 |
| Apr | 767 kWh | $54.09 $53.27 | $107.36 |
| May | 986 kWh | $68.13 $67.07 | $135.20 |
| Jun | 1326 kWh | $89.94 $88.49 | $178.42 |
| Jul | 1567 kWh | $105.39 $103.67 | $209.06 |
| Aug | 1622 kWh | $108.92 $107.14 | $216.05 |
| Sep | 1337 kWh | $90.64 $89.18 | $179.82 |
| Oct | 1008 kWh | $69.54 $68.45 | $138.00 |
| Nov | 800 kWh | $56.20 $55.35 | $111.55 |
| Dec | 910 kWh | $63.26 $62.28 | $125.54 |
- Rate type
- Fixed
- Contract term
- 24 months
- Cancellation fee
- $20/mo remaining, up to $480 total
- Renewable content
- 100%
- Last confirmed
- Oct 16, 2026
- PUCT score
- N/A
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- Utility (TDU)
- CenterPoint
- Price at 500 kWh
- 14.7¢/kWh
- Price at 1,000 kWh
- 13.7¢/kWh
- Price at 2,000 kWh
- 13.2¢/kWh
This plan's 24-month term would run roughly November 2026 to October 2028, an estimated $3580 over that window. Your rate isn't locked past then. The yearly cost figure annualizes the rate so plans of different lengths compare directly.
Around 2-year plans in CenterPoint territory average about 14.2¢/kWh right now, roughly 0.8¢/kWh more than a typical 12-month plan (13.4¢/kWh), about $9/month more at a typical Texas household's usage. A longer contract locks your energy rate against increases; whether that premium pays off depends on where prices go. See how rate locks have paid off historically.
Kilowise read this plan's own Fact Sheet formula as an all-in $9.85/month fixed charge (REP base charge plus TDU delivery, combined) plus 12.713¢/kWh (REP energy charge plus TDU delivery, combined), the same formula behind the estimate above. It has no usage-threshold credits, so no bill-credit cliff.