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TNMP

Overview

Texas New Mexico Power Company (TNMP) is a Texas based Transmission/Distribution Service Provider (TDSP), which provides electricity to 270,000+ homes. It began operations in 1935, and became a Texas-only business in 2008.

Major Areas Served: Angleton, Glen Rose, League City, Pecos, etc.

Best TNMP Electricity Plans

Electricity providers typically offer electricity plans by zip code. Here are some competitive TNMP electricity rates.

The average rate for TNMP on November 6, 2025 is 18.73¢ per kWh.

The cheapest TNMP energy rate is 15.70¢ per kWh from APG&E.

ProviderRateTerm Length
APG&E
16.5 ¢
500 kWh
6 mo
Atlantex Power
17.9 ¢
500 kWh
6 mo
Atlantex Power
18.1 ¢
500 kWh
6 mo
APG&E
18.6 ¢
500 kWh
18 mo
APG&E
18.7 ¢
500 kWh
12 mo
Atlantex Power
18.8 ¢
500 kWh
12 mo
Atlantex Power
18.8 ¢
500 kWh
24 mo
Atlantex Power
19.0 ¢
500 kWh
36 mo
Atlantex Power
19.0 ¢
500 kWh
24 mo
Atlantex Power
19.0 ¢
500 kWh
12 mo

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of November 6, 2025 at 2:53 AM UTC. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.

How Does TNMP Compare?

Electricity providers offer different plans in different TDSPs, to accommodate delivery charges set by the electricity utilities. See how TNMP compares with competitive electricity rates in other TDSPs.

The average rate for all other TDSPs on November 6, 2025 is 17.77¢ per kWh.

The cheapest competitive energy rate is 9.30¢ per kWh from Frontier Utilities in Oncor.

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of November 6, 2025 at 2:53 AM UTC. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.

What is the TDU/TDSP charge on my bill?

Electricity distribution requires maintenance and upkeep, which is why on your electricity bills, you’ll typically see a TDSP charge, or a distribution fee. It can also be called a TDU charge, which stands for Transmission and Distribution Utility. That charge is analogous to a shipping charge on an online purchase, or the delivery fee on a food delivery app. TDSP charges cover the cost of distributing your electricity to you over the month, as well as the cost of maintaining electricity lines and meters. These charges do not come from your electricity provider.

What’s the difference between an electricity provider and electricity utility?

Electricity utilities work with electricity providers to get the electricity from your plan into your home, by maintaining meters and power lines. They also handle power outages, which means if you’re on a plan in a zipcode serviced by TNMP and you lose power, you should call TNMP to get your lights back on, as opposed to your electricity provider.

Which Providers are Available in TNMP?

Here are some popular TNMP electricity providers in the state.

ProviderBest RateTerm Length
APG&E
22.2 ¢
500 kWh
12 mo
Gexa Energy
25.2 ¢
500 kWh
24 mo
Frontier Utilities
25.2 ¢
500 kWh
24 mo
Rhythm Energy
22.6 ¢
500 kWh
12 mo
Cirro Energy
26.8 ¢
500 kWh
24 mo
Discount Power
26.8 ¢
500 kWh
12 mo
Atlantex Power
17.9 ¢
500 kWh
6 mo
Champion Energy
18.6 ¢
500 kWh
12 mo
Ohm Connect
18.7 ¢
500 kWh
12 mo
Abundance
18.7 ¢
500 kWh
12 mo
Amigo Energy
20.2 ¢
500 kWh
24 mo
Direct Energy
19.7 ¢
500 kWh
24 mo
Tara Energy
20.2 ¢
500 kWh
24 mo
Just Energy
20.2 ¢
500 kWh
24 mo
PaylessPower Connect
20.8 ¢
500 kWh
6 mo

How to Contact TNMP

Contact TNMP to report outages or electrical hazards at (888) 866-7456.

TNMP | FAQs

Signing Up for Electricity Service With TNMP
TNMP is an electricity utility in a deregulated market, so it does not directly provide electricity. Instead, it works with your chosen electricity provider to deliver that power to your home through a network of distribution lines and meters.
Finding a cheap electricity plan in your zipcode is simple and free using Gatby! Just enter your zipcode at the top of the page, and see all the plans offered in your area, from cheapest to most expensive. You can also filter by provider, plan length, or how much renewable energy your provider offers.
In a deregulated electricity market, you, the customer, have the power to choose which electricity plan you want out of a variety of options. Electricity companies, also called electricity providers or energy suppliers, offer many plans at different rates, renewable percentages, and contract fees. Then, after you sign up for a plan, your provider will coordinate with your electricity utility, or TDSP to distribute it to you.
This is based on the cost. A flat fee is charged for some fees each payment cycle, while usage-based fees are charged based on how much was used. Some fees may change based on demand for business customers. A demand price is based on how much electricity is sent to or taken away from a system at a certain time or over a set amount of time during the billing cycle.
No matter which REP serves you, TDSPs charge the same fees for your property. Fees might change if you move to a different TDSP area.
At least twice a year, in March and September, TDSP fees change. When things change, fees may go up or down overall.