U.S. Energy Market Data, Rate Insights, & Grid Conditions

Daily total generation by energy source breaks out how much electricity each fuel produces every day in the U.S., updated in near real time. It is a quick read on what is powering homes right now and why wholesale market conditions can change fast.

U.S. generation capacity by source tracks how much power the grid can produce from renewables, fossil fuels, nuclear, and batteries since 2019. Capacity trends signal future price pressure and reliability, which matters when choosing a long-term electricity provider.

Daily electricity generation mix by source shows how the U.S. grid is shifting in real time between natural gas, coal, nuclear, wind, solar, hydro, and batteries. Tracking these mix changes matters for reliability and resiliency because higher reliance on weather-driven renewables or aging thermal plants can raise outage risk during extreme heat, cold, or storms, helping consumers and journalists understand when grid stress and power interruptions are more likely and why plan choice on Gatby matters.

2024 net electricity generation by state shows which states produced the most power last year and from what mix. State production leadership affects regional price resilience and can hint at where rate competition is strongest.

Renewables share of total U.S. generation tracks how much of today's electricity comes from wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, and storage-paired renewables. A rising renewables share often lowers marginal costs and is a useful signal for consumers comparing fixed-rate vs variable plans.

Texas electricity consumption by sector shows how residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation power usage has changed from 2015-2023. Knowing which segments drive demand helps Texans understand why rates move and when to shop for a cheaper plan on Gatby.

Annual net electricity generation by state (1990-2024) shows long-run growth and decline in power production across the U.S. These structural shifts are a leading indicator of future price trends and grid reliability.

Top 10 states for net electricity generation ranks the biggest power-producing states from 1990-2024. This helps users see where U.S. supply is concentrated and which regions influence national electricity prices.

Annual generation capacity in Texas versus Northeast states compares how quickly each region is adding gas, wind, solar, and batteries from 2019-2024. This shows where reliability is improving fastest and where consumers may see lower prices over time.

U.S. energy efficiency savings by sector shows first-year electricity savings from residential, commercial, and industrial programs. Efficiency reduces demand and can relieve price pressure, helping consumers know why bills change even when usage is flat.

Energy efficiency program costs by sector track how much utilities and states spend on efficiency in each customer class. Costs vs savings reveal which programs deliver the best value and where consumers benefit most.

Lifecycle costs of U.S. energy efficiency programs estimate total spending committed each year from 2013–2024. Big shifts in lifecycle costs often precede multi-year demand reductions that can influence long-term electricity prices.

Lifecycle energy savings by sector measures the lifetime electricity saved from programs installed each year through 2024. These savings are effectively 'new supply' and help explain broad price and reliability trends.

Top 10 annual state energy realized savings shows which states achieved the most energy savings from efficiency programs, providing insight into regional program effectiveness.

Customer incentives paid for energy efficiency show where households and businesses received rebates and bill credits in 2019. Incentive levels indicate how aggressively states are lowering demand and can foreshadow future bill relief

Public Utility Commission of Texas informal disconnect complaints by city ranks where Texans most often report shutoff issues since 2024. Complaint hot spots help consumers avoid risky providers and push transparency in the Texas electricity market.

Monthly Texas disconnection complaints show when shutoff disputes spike and how the trend is changing over time. Rising complaints are a red flag for consumers evaluating providers on Gatby.

Texas retail electricity provider complaint counts show which companies generate the most informal complaints. It is a quick trust signal for consumers shopping for plans and a clean data point for reporters covering market behavior.

Refund dollars by complaint category show how much money Texans got back for billing disputes, slamming, cramming, and other issues. High refund totals point to the specific problems driving overpayment risk.

Provider complaints by category break down what Texans are complaining about most, from billing errors to enrollment issues. This helps consumers pick providers with fewer problem patterns.

Refund rate by complaint category shows how often Texas customers win their disputes and get money back. Categories with high refund rates are the biggest warning signs for shoppers.

Short-term residential electricity price outlook forecasts where Texas household power prices are headed through 2026. This helps consumers time a switch and lock in a plan before expected price increases.

Texas residential and commercial electricity sales volumes show how power demand has shifted since 2015. Demand growth drives rate competition, so tracking volumes helps consumers see when shopping pressure is highest.

Average Texas electricity price for residential and commercial customers tracks all-in cents per kWh since 2015. It is the cleanest baseline for knowing if your current plan is above market and whether Gatby can save you money.

Texas residential customer counts show how many households are active in the competitive electricity market over time. Changes in customer counts signal shifting demand and competition, helping users understand when more providers are fighting for your business and why it's worth comparing plans on Gatby.

Historic Texas delivery charges (TDSP per kWh) show how Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP, and TNMP fees have changed since 2017. Delivery charges can be 30-40 percent of a bill, so knowing the trend helps consumers judge true plan value.

Latest Texas TDSP delivery charges list today's utility fees by service area. These charges apply no matter which provider you pick, so they are essential for comparing all-in rates on Gatby.

U.S. natural gas consumption for residential and commercial customers shows month-to-month demand since August 2024. Demand surges often precede price spikes, which matters when choosing or renewing a gas provider.

U.S. marketed natural gas production tracks how much gas supply the country produces each month. Supply trends are a key driver of gas prices, helping consumers understand when better rates may appear.