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More solar at midday and strong wind resources help reduce wholesale prices. Pair a low‑rate plan with basic efficiency to keep bills predictable year‑round.
Texas is the national leader in wind power and a top‑two state in solar. With rapid growth in battery storage and a competitive market under ERCOT, clean energy keeps getting more affordable and reliable for homes and businesses.
Wind Leader
Texas generates the most wind power in the U.S.
Top‑Two in Solar
A surge of utility‑scale and rooftop solar statewide.
Battery Growth
Texas ranks among the top states for grid storage.
ERCOT integrates large amounts of wind and solar onto the Texas grid and administers the Renewable Energy Credit (REC) program. Renewables supplied roughly a third of ERCOT generation in recent years, with solar and battery storage growing quickly.
Want to understand your electricity bill line items and how renewables fit in? See the Public Utility Commission of Texas resources: Electricity Bill Guide and Charges on Your Electric Bill (PDF).
More solar at midday and strong wind resources help reduce wholesale prices. Pair a low‑rate plan with basic efficiency to keep bills predictable year‑round.
Renewables reduce local pollutants relative to conventional generation, improving air quality across Texas.
A diverse portfolio—wind, solar, storage, and gas—supports reliability and resilience during peak demand.
A REC represents the environmental attributes of one megawatt‑hour of electricity generated from a qualifying renewable source. In Texas, RECs are tracked within ERCOT’s program. When you buy a plan backed by RECs, your usage is matched with renewable generation on an annual basis.
Many Retail Electric Providers offer 100% renewable plans that retire RECs on your behalf. We’ll help you compare green plans by price, term length, and the underlying mix of wind and solar.
Not exactly. Your usage is matched with renewable generation via RECs. The physical electrons on the grid are from a mix of sources, but your purchase increases renewable demand and investment.
Storage complements wind and solar by shifting energy to evening peaks. Gas remains important for reliability, and the overall mix is evolving as storage grows.
Yes. Companies can source green power through retail plans backed by RECs or through separate REC purchases to meet sustainability goals.
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