What is LPL?

Best LPL Electricity Plans

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

The average rate for LPL on December 27, 2024 is 17.20¢ per kWh.

The cheapest LPL energy rate is 17.30¢ per kWh from APG&E Energy.

Provider	Plan Name	Rate	Term Length
	True Classic 18	17.3 ¢ 1000 kWh	18 months	Sign up
	True Classic 14	17.6 ¢ 1000 kWh	14 months	Sign up
	True Classic 12	17.6 ¢ 1000 kWh	12 months	Sign up

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of December 27, 2024 at 9:39 PM 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 LPL Compare?

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

The average rate for all other TDSPs on December 27, 2024 is 15.82¢ per kWh.

The cheapest competitive energy rate is 10.30¢ per kWh from 4Change Energy in Oncor.

Provider	Rate	Term Length	TDSP
	10.3 ¢ 1000 kWh	12 months	Oncor	Sign up
	10.6 ¢ 1000 kWh	12 months	Centerpoint	Sign up
	11.2 ¢ 1000 kWh	12 months	AEP Texas Central	Sign up
	11.4 ¢ 1000 kWh	12 months	TNMP	Sign up
	11.4 ¢ 1000 kWh	12 months	AEP Texas North	Sign up

Please note: All rates above are accurate as of December 27, 2024 at 9:39 PM 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 LPL and you lose power, you should call LPL to get your lights back on, as opposed to your electricity provider.

Which Providers are Available in LPL?

Here are some popular LPL electricity providers in the state.

Provider	Plan Name	Best Rate	Term Length
	True Classic 6	15.4 ¢ 1000 kWh	6 months	Sign up

How to Contact LPL

Contact LPL to report outages or electrical hazards at (806) 775-2509.