Gexa Saver Deluxe 12
- Term
- 12 months
- Type
- Fixed
- Est. monthly
- $105 at 1,000 kWh
- Green
- 100%
Early termination fee: $150
- 100% renewable
- Bill credit at 1000 kWh
100% renewable energy at consistently low Texas rates
Early termination fee: $150
Early termination fee: $150
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Gexa Energy entered the Texas market in 2002, right when deregulation began. They're now owned by NextEra Energy Resources—the world's largest producer of wind and solar energy. This isn't greenwashing; NextEra operates massive wind farms and solar installations that generate the power. What makes Gexa stand out: all their residential plans are 100% renewable energy, yet they consistently offer some of the lowest rates in Texas. You don't pay a premium for green energy here—you often pay less than fossil fuel competitors. Gexa's approach is simplicity. No confusing tiered structures, no gimmicky Free Nights plans. Just straightforward fixed rates with renewable energy included. For customers who want green electricity without complexity or premium pricing, Gexa is the obvious choice.
Gexa keeps things simple with two main plan types: Fixed Rate Plans: Lock in your rate for 12-24 months. Most include bill credits at 1000 kWh usage, making them even more competitive for average-usage households. Variable Rate: Month-to-month flexibility, though fixed rates are usually better value. All residential plans are 100% renewable—no need to pay extra for a "green" version.
Gexa consistently offers some of Texas's lowest electricity rates: typically 9¢ to 13¢ per kWh. That's often 15-25% below competitors like TXU and Reliant. Why are they cheaper? Gexa focuses on efficiency rather than expensive marketing and rewards programs. They don't sponsor sports teams or run TV ads. The savings pass to customers. Rate structure is simpler: Most Gexa plans are straightforward fixed rates without complicated tiers. The rate you see is close to what you'll pay. Some plans include bill credits at 1000 kWh, which can push effective rates even lower.
"Switched from TXU and my bill dropped $35/month. Same usage, 100% renewable. Why would anyone pay more?"
Google Reviews
"Simple, low rates, green energy. No gimmicks. Exactly what I wanted from an electricity provider."
Google Reviews
"Great rates but customer service hours are business hours only. Had to email and wait for a callback."
BBB
"Bill credit plan requires hitting 1000 kWh to get the best rate. My smaller apartment never qualifies."
Google Reviews
Yes, all Gexa residential plans are 100% renewable energy. They're owned by NextEra Energy Resources, the world's largest producer of wind and solar power. This isn't just buying renewable credits—NextEra generates the electricity from wind and solar farms.
Source: Google PAA
Gexa focuses on efficiency and low overhead. They don't spend on expensive marketing, sports sponsorships, or rewards programs. They also benefit from NextEra's economies of scale in renewable generation. The savings pass to customers as lower rates.
Source: Google PAA
Oldest 100% renewable provider
Similar renewable commitment but Green Mountain costs 10-15% more. Gexa is better value.
Longest Texas track record
TXU offers more plan variety and 24/7 support but costs 15-20% more than Gexa.
90-day satisfaction guarantee
Better customer service and longer guarantee, but 15-20% higher rates than Gexa.
Modern app-first 100% renewable
Similar renewable focus with better app experience. Slightly higher rates than Gexa.
Last updated 2026-05-31. Written by ElectricRates.org Editorial Team.
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