Electricity provider in Waco, Texas

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As an award-winning Texas electricity provider, BKV Energy is proud to offer Waco affordable fixed-rate electricity plans with no hidden fees and no gimmicks. Our team works hard to provider best-in-class customer service, alongside powerful technology to make your energy experience easier.

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Waco’s utility company: Oncor

In Waco, the power lines, transformers, and poles that delivery electricity to your home are managed and maintained by Oncor.

You are charged for this service on your electricity bill through the delivery charge line item.

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

Experiencing an outage? Get in touch with Oncor by calling 888-313-4747 or reporting an outage online.

Shop BKV Energy’s fixed-rate Bluebonnet plan

Looking for an electricity plan with no gimmicks and no hidden fees? The Bluebonnet plan is a great choice. There are no base charges, no usage fees, and the plan comes with exclusive money-saving benefits like monthly reward points, rate reduction program, and annual tenure-based loyalty payout.

100% renewable energy plans in Waco

Looking to go green? The Bluebonnet plan also comes in the Bluebonnet Green variety. All of the same great benefits and features, but powered by 100% renewable energy from Texas wind and solar farms.

Exclusive savings and perks for Waco residents

Waco residents can count on BKV Energy for more than just dependable electricity. From annual loyalty payouts to flexible billing options and instant alerts, our customer-focused approach makes energy management easier and more cost-effective. Power your home with a provider that puts you first.

Reduce Your Rate
Lower your rate mid-contract

ElectroShare
Loyalty payout each November

VoltPoints Rewards
The chance to win huge prizes

$50 Referral Bonuses
Unlimited earnings potential

Save Now, Pay Later
Emergency bill pay flexibility

Contract Consultation
Help finding a great renewal

Fixed-rate electricity in Waco with transparent pricing and no hidden fees

BKV Energy’s electricity plans are a great choice for Waco, Texas residents:

• Fixed-rates
• Low prices
• $0 monthly base charge
• $0 minimum usage fee
• No bill credit or time-of-use gimmicks

How seasonal weather patterns in Waco affect your monthly electricity expenses

Waco, Texas sits in Central Texas along the I-35 corridor, which means that residents deal with hot, humid summers, mild winters with occasional sharp cold snaps, and a stormy spring season with intense and potentially violent weather.

Here’s how each season is likely to impact your electricity bill:

• Spring and fall: These months bring Waco’s most comfortable weather, highs typically in the 70-80s and lower humidity than summer. In these months, you do not typically have to rely on your air conditioning system to stay cool in doors, which means your electricity usage and electricity bills are lower from March to May and October to November.
• Summer: Summer in Waco is long, hot, and humid. Temperatures regularly and easily hit 95°F or higher, and the heat can feel even more intense thanks to the humidity. Because of the weather, Wacoans run their AC systems harder and longer. This increased reliance on HVAC pushes electricity usage up, and electricity bills, to the highest of the year.
• Winter: While winters are generally mild in Waco, the area is not immune to sudden cold snaps that can bring below-freezing temps, ice, and snow. When temperatures drop, heaters step in to help keep homes warm and can bring temporary increases in usage and energy bills.

Regardless of the season, fixed-rate electricity plans are the best option for most Waco homeowners and renters because they offer protection from spikes in wholesale prices.

What to know before moving to Waco

Waco sits along the I-35 corridor, right between Dallas and Austin, and has spent the last several years transforming that central location into real momentum by revitalizing the downtown area, gaining national recognition for the Magnolia Market, and for its increased housing opportunities.

Waco’s economy and major employers

Waco’s economy is anchored by education, healthcare, retail, and light manufacturing. Major employers include Baylor University, Ascension Providence Hospital, the City of Waco, and L3Harris Technologies.

The city has a stead employment base across professional, education, and skilled trade roles.

Housing and cost of living in Waco

Waco remains one of the more affordable places to put down roots in Texas. As of late 2025, the median home sale price in Waco was around $275,000, well below the national median, and the overall cost of living runs about 10-15% lower than the U.S. average.

Housing options range from historic homes near Baylor and Castle Heights to newer suburban developments on the edges of the city.

What is it like to live in Waco, Texas?

With Waco’s population approach 150,000 people, the area has evolved into a dynamic regional center, with Baylor University serving as a major anchor for academic research, athletes, and local economic activity.

Urban redevelopment has transformed the small downtown area and Brazos River corridor into a hub for culture, recreation, and commerce.

This momentum was kicked into high gear by the Magnolia Market at the Silos, launched by Chip and Joanna Gaines.

Things to do in Waco

Cultural and recreational spots run deep here. Visit the Dr. Pepper Museum, the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, Cameron Park Zoo, or Waco Mammoth National Monument.

Cameron Park is one of the largest urban parks in Texas, with over 400 acres of trails and river access.

Check out annual events like Brazos Nights and the Silobration for a good time.

Waco’s dining scene

Waco’s food scene has grown right alongside its tourism boom, with standouts like Magnolia Table, Milo All Day, George’s Restaurant, and Guess Family Barbecue.

A growing wave of breweries, food halls, and coffee shops round out an increasingly diverse culinary identity.

How BKV Energy gives back to communities around Texas

Empowering Texas communities through BKV Energy’s commitment to giving back

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 red flags to watch for in Waco

Electricity providers in Waco use complex plans that can drive up costs. Discounted rates at certain hours, bill credits, or wholesale pricing often come with hidden fees or penalties. Deviating from strict usage targets can result in higher bills. To avoid surprises, consumers should opt for fixed-rate plans with clear pricing.

Communities we service around Waco, Texas

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