Compare AEP Texas North electricity rates
In Texas’ deregulated energy market, multiple retail electric providers (REPs) operate within a utility company’s service area. To get an idea of some of the plans available to you in AEP Texas North’s territory, use our marketplace filters to explore rates and plans.
Shopping for AEP Texas North energy plans
With so many options available for your electricity in the AEP Texas North service area, shopping can be daunting at first. To help you make a confident decision, keep these tips in mind when you begin browsing your options:
- Read the Electricity Facts Label (EFL). The EFL contains valuable information, such as your energy rate, fees associated with your plan, contract length, and more. You can read this document on the Texas Electric Rates marketplace before you sign up for a plan.
- Know your average energy usage. If you are shopping for a new energy plan, knowing your typical monthly electricity usage is helpful. This will help you determine which plan offers the best rate for your average consumption.
- Call our team for assistance. If you want additional information about your options, call our team. Our energy experts have decades of experience navigating Texas’ energy market and can help steer you in the right direction.
AEP Texas North delivery charges
Utility companies charge a fee to deliver electricity to homes and businesses in their service areas. This fee is usually called a Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU) or a Transmission and Distribution Service Provider (TDSP) charge. These fees are periodically updated throughout the year and are regulated by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT). AEP Texas North’s current TDU charges are $3.21 per billing cycle and 5.8797 cents per kWh.
Estimated delivery charges based on kWh usage
If you know your typical monthly energy usage, you can calculate how much your TDU charges will be. Here’s an estimate of utility delivery charges for various usage tiers.
| Average usage tier | 500 kWh | 1000 kWh | 2000 kWh |
|---|---|---|---|
| TDU base charge | $3.21 | $3.21 | $3.21 |
| TDU charge per kWh | 5.8797 cents | 5.8797 cents | 5.8797 cents |
| Total utility charges | $32.61 | $62.01 | $120.80 |
What’s included in my delivery charges?
Several factors make up your transmission and distribution utility charges. Here’s where those fees come from:
- Metering charges: Meters measure how much electricity you consume. The cost to operate these meters is passed through to the consumer.
- Distribution system charges: These fees account for the infrastructure needed to distribute electricity, such as electrical poles, equipment, and facilities.
- Transmission system charges: This helps cover the cost of transmission lines to bring electricity to homes and businesses from the power plant.
AEP Texas North areas served
AEP Texas North is headquartered in Corpus Christi and services communities in northern Texas. Some of the cities in its service area include Abilene, Alpine, San Angelo, and Vernon.
AEP Texas North contact information
Contact your utility company if you experience a power outage, as it is responsible for restoring power. For questions regarding your electric account or billing, contact your provider. Here’s how you can reach AEP Texas North:
- Call 866-223-8508
- Fill out this power outage form
