Base Energy 12
12 months · Flat rate
- Pricing
- 7¢/kWh energy · No base charge
- Advertised
- 14.7¢ at 500 kWh · 14.3¢ at 1,000 kWh · 14.1¢ at 2,000 kWh
- Cancellation fee
- $20 for each month left (up to $240)
Pricing every plan…
Pricing every plan…
Base Power sells 1 fixed-rate plan we can price, in one part of the Texas choice market, with contracts of 12 months. None of them use a bill credit, so their advertised prices hold up better over a year than a bill-credit plan’s would. Delivery charges and any base charge still move the real price, so every table below prices month by month.
Base Power doesn’t pay WattaWatt anything. We price its plans the same way as every other provider’s, from the Electricity Facts Label.
Price Base Power's plans on your own 12 months
The tables below use three typical homes. Drop in a bill or type your 12 monthly kWh, and we’ll rank every Base Power plan against every other plan sold where you live, by what you’d actually pay.
For each part of Texas Base Power sells in, its cheapest plan for a small, a typical and a large home, priced month by month on a year with a real summer peak, and where that plan lands among every 12-month-or-longer plan we track there. Contracts shorter than a year are priced too, but ranked apart: they end mid-year, often at the summer peak, and nothing says what the next months cost.
Oncor delivery area · 1 Base Power plan among the 483 we rank here · delivery $4.06 a month plus 6.8673¢ per kWh, included.
| Home | Cheapest Base Power plan | Real price | Per year | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Apartment or small home 500 kWh a month | Base Energy 12 12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 14.7¢ | 14.7¢ | $881 | #88 of 388 +$163 vs Energy Texas |
Typical home 1,000 kWh a month | Base Energy 12 12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 14.3¢ | 14.3¢ | $1,713 | #87 of 388 +$268 vs True Power |
Large home 2,000 kWh a month | Base Energy 12 12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 14.1¢ | 14.1¢ | $3,377 | #96 of 388 +$535 vs True Power |
Every plan in Dallas–Fort Worth, ranked · What counts as a good rate
Estimates, as of November 2026. We simulate 12 monthly bills for each of the 483 plans we track from 47 providers, using each plan’s Electricity Facts Label and Oncor’s published delivery charges, on the three usage profiles above. Taxes and fees that aren’t on the EFL are left out, so real bills run a little higher for every plan alike. Listed but not ranked: 35 time-of-use plans ("free nights" and the like), priced by the time of day or week, which a monthly bill doesn't show; and 30 variable-rate plans, with a price that can change every month, so a year ahead can't be priced from today's rate. They’re on Plans we track with their labels. Prices change; check the EFL before enrolling.
Energy charge, base charge, credits and cancellation fee, as printed on each plan’s Electricity Facts Label, which is linked from every plan.
12 months · Flat rate
It depends on the plan and on how much you use. For a typical home using about 1,000 kWh a month, as of November 2026: In Dallas–Fort Worth, its cheapest plan for that home is Base Energy 12, about $1,713 for the year (14.3¢ per kWh all-in), which ranks #87 of the 388 plans we track: $268 a year more than the cheapest plan there, True Value 12 from True Power. Price Base Power's plans on your own 12 months before choosing, because the order changes with the shape of your usage.
No. All 1 Base Power plans we track are priced without a bill credit, so the advertised price holds up better across the year than a bill-credit plan's would. Delivery charges, a base charge if there is one, and tiers can still move the real price, which is why we price every plan on 12 months of usage.
Base Power's plans charge $20.00 for every month left in the contract. The exact fee is on each plan's Electricity Facts Label, linked from every plan on this page. Under Texas rules you owe no fee if you switch in the last 14 days of a fixed-term contract, or if you move and give the provider proof of the move.
Base Power sells plans in one part of the Texas choice market: Dallas–Fort Worth (Oncor's delivery area, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington). The delivery utility, not the provider, owns the wires where you live, and every provider's plans in an area pay it the same delivery charge.
No. Base Power doesn't pay us, and neither does any other provider. We track and price every plan the same way.
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