Provider Report for Texas electricity providers and brokers

Every morning we import every Power to Choose listing and read each plan’s EFL. Provider Report turns that into a daily alert and a weekly report about your plans and the competitors you choose.

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What you get

Sample report from public data

Example provider chosen by a fixed rule: the provider with the most active Power to Choose listings on the data date (64 listings); competitors are the next five by listing count. Everything below is public data; no subscriber information is shown.

TexasHomeBills™ · Provider Report · Sample report from public data

Chariot Energy

Week ending 2026-10-10

Data as of 2026-10-10 · Power to Choose import 2026-10-10 06:17 CT · EFL check 2026-10-10 11:17 UTC

Rank by utility

Rank = our 12-month cost estimate at 1,000 kWh/month average, default ranking, before taxes.

Insights

Insights from the complete data day 2026-10-10. Every number is re-computed by a separate process before it is shown; items that do not match are withheld.

Listings compared with their EFLs

Position by utility

Plans table (as in the dashboard)

Prices: ¢/kWh at 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 kWh as listed on Power to Choose (delivery included, before taxes). 12-month cost and rank: our default ranking at 1,000 kWh average monthly use with seasonal weights; variable, prepaid, time-of-use and terms under 6 months are not ranked. English and Spanish twin listings are shown once.

Market summary by utility

Price at 1,000 kWh in ¢/kWh over every Power to Choose listing in the utility (English and Spanish listings counted as listed, all rate types); percentiles by linear interpolation. 12-month cost over plans in our default ranking.

Competitor moves

Watching: BKV Energy, Infuse Energy, Revolution Energy, Energy Texas, Rhythm

What a daily alert looks like

How we keep the data accurate

• Fresh sources only. A day is used only when the morning Power to Choose import and the EFL check both finished and the daily record is complete. If they did not, the report says “no data today” instead of guessing, and we never compare against an incomplete day.
• Strict EFL rules. A listing counts as differing from its EFL only when the EFL was fetched in the last 7 days from the link Power to Choose gives, the price difference is larger than 0.15¢/kWh (more than rounding), or every term or fee statement on the EFL gives one value that differs. Unclear cases are never listed.
• Independent re-check before sending. Before any alert, report or dashboard view, a separate process re-reads every item from the stored source data — prices, terms and fees against the listing and its EFL, the quoted EFL line against the EFL text, ranks and price changes against both days’ records. Items that do not match are withheld; if more than 5% fail, the whole send is held and we check it by hand.
• Evidence with every item. Each item shows the Power to Choose listing ID, the values with their dates, the EFL link and the EFL line we read.

Known limits. Text extracted automatically from EFL PDFs can drop or double letters, so a quoted line may look slightly different from the PDF. Rank is our estimate of the 12-month cost at 1,000 kWh/month average with our default ranking — not Power to Choose’s order. Costs are before taxes and local fees.

If an alert was wrong because of our error, tell us — we correct it within one business day. Every item has a “Report an error” link.

Notes on the numbers

• History since Oct 9, 2026 (2 days recorded so far). Charts appear once 7 days exist.
• Rank = our default ranking at 1,000 kWh average monthly use (seasonal weights), within each utility; it is our estimate, not Power to Choose’s order.
• Costs are estimates before taxes and local fees.
• Every item is re-checked against the stored source data by a separate process before it is shown or sent; items that do not match are withheld.
• EFL differences are listed only when our rule-based reader confirms the EFL’s own figures; unclear cases are never listed. A listing “differs from its EFL” — we do not judge why.
• All figures come from public data (Power to Choose, provider EFLs, PUCT). When you share them, show the source “TexasHomeBills™” with a link.

TexasHomeBills™ is an independent information service, not a retail electric provider or broker. Provider Report emails are transactional: only the alerts and reports you turn on.