Compare Covington, TX Electric Rates (2026)

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Electricity rates in Covington, TX typically range from 8¢ to 16¢ per kWh depending on plan type, term length, and usage level. Covington residents can choose from 100+ plans from PUCT-licensed providers like TXU Energy, Reliant, Gexa Energy, and Constellation. TNMP delivers the power—you pick your retail provider and rate. The Texas state average is 15.8¢/kWh, so competitive plans often save Covington households $200-500 annually.

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Who has the cheapest electricity rates in Covington?

The cheapest electricity rates in Covington, TX typically range from 8-11¢/kWh for fixed-rate plans at 1,000 kWh monthly usage. Covington is served by TNMP, so rates come from PUCT-licensed retail providers competing in the TNMP service area. Enter your ZIP code above to compare all available plans for your Covington address.

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Covington is a Hill County town of about 250 south of Dallas. Small farming community.

Covington homes connect to TNMP lines. Compare electricity rates from Hill County providers.

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Benefits of electricity choice in Covington

Lower rates from top providers

Covington customers can compare rates from providers like TXU Energy, Reliant, Constellation, and Rhythm Energy—all PUCT-licensed.

Same reliable delivery

TNMP continues delivering electricity to your Covington home. Only your retail provider changes—same wires, same reliability.

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Lock in fixed rates for 6-36 months and avoid seasonal price fluctuations in the ERCOT Texas electricity market.

Green energy options

Choose 100% renewable plans from Green Mountain Energy, Chariot Energy, or other providers offering wind and solar electricity.

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About TNMP in Covington

TNMP is a Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU) operating within the ERCOT grid serving Covington in Hill County. TNMP maintains power lines and meters—your retail provider (TXU, Reliant, Gexa, etc.) sells the electricity itself.

Texas deregulated its electricity market in 2002 under Senate Bill 7, overseen by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT). Covington residents can compare rates from 50+ licensed providers and switch online in minutes.

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How do I compare electricity rates in Covington, Texas?

Enter your ZIP code and you'll see live plans from PUCT-licensed retail electric providers (REPs) serving Covington on the TNMP grid. Texas deregulated retail electricity in 2002 under Senate Bill 7, overseen by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) and operated on the ERCOT grid. TNMP is the Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU) — it owns the poles and wires that deliver power to your address — but the rate you pay comes from your chosen REP. Compare the full ¢/kWh price at your typical usage (often 500, 1,000, and 2,000 kWh), not the teaser rate, and read the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for term length and early termination fees before signing.

What's the cheapest electricity plan in Covington?

The cheapest electricity plan in Covington typically lands between 8¢ and 11¢ per kWh on a fixed-rate 12-month term at 1,000 kWh monthly usage — but "cheapest" depends on your actual home, not the headline rate. Plans with bill-credit gimmicks (free nights, $100 usage credits) can show low rates at one usage level and spike at others. Check the EFL's average ¢/kWh at 500, 1,000, and 2,000 kWh to see how the plan behaves across the year. TNMP delivers the power either way — the TDU pass-through charges are identical across REPs in the Covington service area, so the real differentiator is the energy charge and base fee.

How is Covington electricity different from a flat statewide rate?

Texas doesn't have a flat statewide rate. Covington sits inside the ERCOT grid's deregulated retail market — your delivery utility, TNMP, is regulated by the PUCT and sets the pass-through TDU charges, but the energy itself comes from a retail electric provider you pick. That's different from regulated states (and Texas municipal cities like Austin and San Antonio) where one utility sets one rate for everyone. In Covington, two neighbors on the same street can pay very different rates depending on when they signed up and which REP they chose. Compare current TNMP plans at your address — older contracts often run 2-4¢/kWh above today's market.

Frequently Asked Questions About Covington Electricity

To compare electricity rates in Covington, enter your ZIP code on ElectricRates.org to see current rates from licensed providers serving the TNMP service area. You can compare fixed-rate, variable-rate, and renewable energy plans side by side based on your estimated monthly usage.

Electricity rates in Covington vary based on plan type, contract term, and usage level. As of 2026, residential rates in the TNMP service area typically range from 8-15 cents per kWh for fixed-rate plans. Use our rate comparison tool to see current rates specific to your ZIP code.

Yes, Covington is in Texas's deregulated electricity market. Residents in Hill County can choose from dozens of licensed retail electricity providers. Your transmission and distribution utility (TNMP) delivers the power, but you select which company supplies your electricity.

Switching electricity providers in Covington is simple: 1) Compare rates using your ZIP code, 2) Choose a plan that fits your needs, 3) Sign up online with your TNMP account number, 4) Your new provider handles the switch—no service interruption. The process takes 1-2 billing cycles.

TNMP is the Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU) serving Covington and surrounding areas in Hill County. They own and maintain the power lines, meters, and infrastructure that deliver electricity to your home. While you choose your retail electricity provider, TNMP handles outages, meter readings, and power delivery.

Yes, many electricity providers offer 100% renewable energy plans in Covington. These plans source electricity from wind and solar farms across Texas. Green Mountain Energy, Chariot Energy, and other providers offer competitive renewable options in the TNMP service area.

If you don't actively choose a retail electricity provider in Covington, you'll be assigned to a Provider of Last Resort (POLR) at rates typically higher than competitive market rates. We recommend comparing plans and selecting a provider to ensure you're getting the best rate for your usage.

Your Covington electricity bill includes: your retail provider's energy charges (the rate you pay per kWh), TNMP delivery charges (transmission fees), taxes, and any applicable fees. The total is based on your monthly kWh usage multiplied by these combined rates. Most providers offer all-in pricing that simplifies comparison.

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