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Killeen’s utility company: Oncor

In Killeen, Texas, energy delivery and transmission is managed and maintained by the regional utility, Oncor. This means when the power goes out, Oncor is where to report outages and get updates on when power will come back on.

How to get in touch with Oncor:

• Call: 888-313-4747
• Text: Send OUT to 66267
• Visit: https://stormcenter.oncor.com/

On your electricity bill, there is a line item called delivery charge. These are a per kWh and monthly charge paid to Oncor (REPs bill you for it and pass it through without markup).

Current Oncor delivery charges are $4.06/month and 6.0295¢/kWh.

Explore BKV Energy’s fixed-rate electricity plans

The Bluebonnet plans are some of the best electricity plans on the market in Killeen. With simple and affordable fixed-rates, the choice of term length between 12, 24, and 36 months, and 29% renewable energy powered by Texas’ solar and wind farms, you can choose the option that perfectly fits your needs and lifestyle.

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Looking 100% green electricity plans in Killeen? Check out our Bluebonnet Green plans, available in 12, 24, and 36 month terms. They come with all of the same benefits of the Bluebonnet plan.

Not only can you protect your price by locking in a low fixed rate, but you can enjoy several loyalty benefits as well. Keep reading to learn more.

Benefits of switching to BKV Energy in Killeen

Switching to BKV Energy in Killeen means more than just reliable electricity—it’s about maximizing value. With benefits like annual loyalty payouts, flexible payment options, and real-time alerts, BKV Energy helps you save money and stay informed. Experience energy that’s simple, transparent, and built around you.

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How Killeen weather can impact your electricity bills

Killeen sits in Central Texas’ humid subtropical climate, which means you can expect hot, sticky summers, mild but occasionally cold winters, and a wet spring.

Here’s how each season may impact your electricity bill:

• Spring: The wettest months of the year, with May and June typically being the rainiest months. Outdoor temperatures range from 70s to 80s. This is the time of year when you can use your air conditioner the least, which means your bills may be lower.
• Fall: Another season with milder weather, which again means lower electricity usage due to decrease reliance on the AC system.
• Summer: Summer in Killeen is long, hot, and humid. July and August bring temperatures that can push past 100°F. Your HVAC system will be working hard to keep your home cool. These months will bring the most expensive electricity bills of the year.
• Winter: Winter in Central Texas is generally rather mild with temperatures in the 40-60s, and only rarely dropping below freezing. Keep your eye on the news because cold fronts can come suddenly, bringing ice and super cold weather that will increase your heating usage.

In Killeen, electricity prices can fluctuate based on a variety of factors, including supply and demand, weather, and other market forces. With a fixed-rate plan, you are protected from sudden price spikes, as your rate remains the same regardless of these external factors.

What you need to know before moving to Killeen

Killeen, located near Fort Hood in Central Texas, is a city deeply connected to military life and offers a dynamic blend of suburban living and military influence. The cost of living in Killeen is affordable, and housing options range from modest apartments to larger family homes. The city’s economy is strongly influenced by the military presence at Fort Hood, with a variety of job opportunities in defense, education, and healthcare. Killeen’s climate features hot summers and mild winters, making air conditioning a must during the peak summer months. With a diverse population and an array of services catering to military families, Killeen offers a welcoming environment for newcomers, particularly those transitioning from a military lifestyle.

What it’s like to live in Killeen

Killeen, Texas, adjacent to Fort Cavazos, is one of the most prominent military cities in Texas. The economy is driven by defense, logistics, healthcare, and retail. With a population nearing 160,000, Killeen supports a transient yet resilient workforce and hosts major employers like Metroplex Hospital and Central Texas College. The city is focused on infrastructure growth and long-term regional planning.

How BKV Energy gives back to communities around Texas

How BKV Energy gives back to communities around Texas

BKV Energy partners with the Houston Botanic Garden to support its mission of fostering environmental education and community engagement. As part of its investment in the Garden, BKV Energy contributed to initiatives that enhance public access, support local programming, and create opportunities for Houstonians to connect with nature. This partnership reflects BKV Energy’s broader commitment to sustainability and community enrichment, ensuring that green spaces like the Houston Botanic Garden continue to thrive as educational and recreational resources for future generations.

BKV Energy partners with the Texas Land Conservancy (TLC) to enhance public access to the 145-acre Malone Preserve in Rio Vista, Texas. This collaboration aims to fund infrastructure improvements and new projects, enriching visitor experiences through amenities like trails, picnic areas, and educational programs. 

Electricity plan gimmicks to watch out for in Killeen

In Killeen’s deregulated energy market, enticing electricity plans often lead to higher costs. Free nights and weekends or bill credit plans compensate with inflated rates at other times. Bullseye and variable rate plans can be unpredictable and costly if usage doesn’t align. Consumers should review the Electricity Facts Label and consider fixed-rate plans for transparency.

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