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Gexa Energy, LP

Gexa Energy, LP served 310,726 residential customers in Texas in 2025 (2.4% of the state's residential customers), the 12th largest of 143 utilities reporting there. Bundled service (retail power marketer); ownership: retail power marketer; balancing authority ERCO.

The meter, one average month.

Scroll to run 30 days of Gexa Energy, LP's average residential use through a five-dial register.

Day 30 of 30
Used so far
1,194 kWh
At 17.42¢/kWh
$208
An average 2025 month: 1,194 kWh at 17.42¢ comes to about $208, the average bill. Use is spread evenly over 30 days for the picture.

Price ruler0 to 50¢ per kWh

Where 17.42¢ sits.

Gexa Energy, LP averaged 17.42¢ per kWh against a Texas residential average of 15.47¢: 12.6% above the state figure. Among the 62 retail power marketer utilities in Texas with bundled residential sales, it ranks 49th from the lowest price.

Gexa Energy, LP customers and sales by class in Texas, 2025, EIA-861 (bundled service (retail power marketer))
ClassCustomersMWh sold¢/kWh
Residential310,7264,451,89117.42
Commercial69,4947,955,6687.65

Who else is on the line

Homes are one class.

Homes took 35.9% of the electricity Gexa Energy, LP sold in Texas in 2025.

EIA-8612025Utility 64682

The filing, line by line.

Gexa Energy, LP, Texas, residential class, 2025. Price basis: revenue divided by kWh sold, all residential customers.
MeasureValueUnit
Average price17.42¢/kWh
Texas average price15.47¢/kWh
Difference from state average12.6%
Typical monthly use1,194kWh
Typical monthly bill208.01US$
Residential customers310,726accounts
Share of TX residential customers2.4%
Size rank in TX12 of 143by customers
Price rank, retail power marketer peers49 of 621 = lowest

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  • All prices on this site are in cents per kWh unless marked otherwise. Bills are US dollars per month.

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