The bundled price of electricity or all-in price you pay consists of the following:

  • Generation / Electric Energy charges (negotiated component)
  • Taxes vary significantly by region and can change the cost of service by as much as fifteen percent. In Texas, service is charged a state (6.25%), city (1%) and special (1%) tax.  In addition, the local distribution company passes through a gross revenue adjustment (varies by city size, 1.997% in most cities) and a Public Utility Commission Gross Receipts Assessment (.167%).  While the special, city, and gross revenue tax vary, a safe assumption to consider is a tax burden of about 10.4%.Manufacturing, residential apartments and tax-exempt entities can shed the state and local taxes with the appropriate documentation, often making the investment in predominant use studies a worthwhile step in shedding 8.5% of the tax burden.


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