Lubbock Power & Light TDU Delivery Charge Update (Nov 2026)

On November 1, 2026, Lubbock Power & Light’s TDU delivery charges were updated to 6.008¢ per kWh and $2.50 per month.

The per kWh rate was previously 6.312¢. This is the first time LP&L has charged a monthly fee.

LP&L is the transmission and distribution utility that serves the city of Lubbock, Texas. The area joined Texas’ deregulated energy market in January 2024.

If you have questions or comments about LP&L’s new TDU delivery charges, you can call 806-775-2509 or email at [email protected].

Previous LP&L TDU delivery charges (effective March 1, 2025)

TDU Charge per Month: $0.00
TDU Charge per kWh: 6.312¢

Current LP&L TDU delivery charges (effective November 1, 2026)

TDU Charge per Month: $2.50
TDU Charge per kWh: 6.008¢

How the new LP&L TDU delivery charges impact your electricity bill

Lower usage customers will see a slight increase, while households that use more energy will pay slightly less.

At 500 kWh, the new LP&L delivery charges come to $32.54, compared with $31.56 under the previous rates.

Previous Rates: 500 kWh × 6.312¢/kWh + $0.00 = $31.56
Current Rates: 500 kWh × 6.008¢/kWh + $2.50 = $32.54

At 1,000 kWh, the new LP&L delivery charges come to $62.58, compared with $63.12 under the previous rates.

Previous Rates: 1,000 kWh × 6.312¢/kWh + $0.00 = $63.12
Current Rates: 1,000 kWh × 6.008¢/kWh + $2.50 = $62.58

At 2,000 kWh, the new LP&L delivery charges come to $122.66, compared with $126.24 under the previous rates.

Previous Rates: 2,000 kWh × 6.312¢/kWh + $0.00 = $126.24
Current Rates: 2,000 kWh × 6.008¢/kWh + $2.50 = $122.66

Written by Graham Lumley

Graham Lumley is the Growth Product Manager at BKV Energy, a retail electricity provider in Texas' deregulated market, where he has worked since 2023. He analyzes customer usage and billing data, helps develop BKV's fixed-rate plans, and creates tools to simplify Texas electricity shopping. He has written over 200 articles on Texas electricity rates, delivery charges, plan types, energy generation, and more to help Texans understand their bills and pay less. With over 10 years of experience in consumer products, marketing, and energy, he explains the Texas electricity market in plain language.