Fort Worth Commercial Energy Broker — Save 15-30% on Business Electricity

As of April 2026, commercial energy supply rates in Fort Worth (Oncor territory) average approximately 7.5–9¢/kWh from retail providers. Add Oncor's delivery and distribution charges — typically 3.5–6¢/kWh depending on your load profile — and most Fort Worth businesses are paying a total all-in rate between 11¢ and 15¢/kWh. High-usage accounts like manufacturers, cold storage facilities, and data centers often qualify for more competitive pricing. Run our free auction to see what's actually available for your account.

Oncor Electric Delivery is the Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU) for Fort Worth. Oncor owns and maintains the poles, wires, meters, and transformers that physically deliver power to your business. In Texas's deregulated market, you don't choose Oncor — they're your delivery company regardless. What you do choose is your Retail Electricity Provider (REP), which is who you buy the actual energy supply from. EnergyBrokerTX helps you find the best REP for your needs. Oncor's delivery charges are fixed — we can't change them — but we can get you the most competitive energy supply rate on top of them.

For most Fort Worth commercial businesses, a fixed-rate plan is the smarter choice — especially heading into summer. ERCOT's grid has faced significant stress during peak heat events in recent years, and variable rates can spike sharply when demand surges. A fixed rate gives you a locked-in supply price for your entire contract term, making budgeting predictable. Variable rates can work for businesses with real flexibility to curtail usage during price spikes, but that requires active energy management. We'll show you both options side by side and explain the tradeoffs for your specific usage profile.

Demand charges are based on your single highest kW draw during any 15-minute window in a billing period — not your total usage. For larger commercial accounts (typically 50+ kW peak demand), demand charges can represent 30–50% of a total bill. Fort Worth manufacturers, cold storage operators, and healthcare facilities are especially exposed to this. Some electricity plans are structured to reduce or offset peak demand costs through different rate designs. Our auction specifically targets plans that account for your demand profile — not just your kWh consumption.

You can, but you should review your current contract's early termination provisions first. Some plans carry exit fees; others don't. If you're within 90–120 days of your contract end date, now is actually the ideal time to lock in your next rate before your contract auto-renews — often at a higher market rate. EnergyBrokerTX monitors contract expiration dates for our clients and sends renewal alerts so you never default onto a month-to-month rate. If you're mid-contract, we can review your terms and advise whether switching makes financial sense given current market conditions.