Irving Electricity Rates 2026

Irving, home to the internationally recognized Las Colinas urban center and DFW International Airport's western approach corridor, is served by Oncor Electric Delivery across its residential and commercial zones. The city's dense mix of corporate campuses, hotels, and mid-rise condominiums creates a sophisticated electricity demand profile. For residential customers, however, the shopping process is identical to any other Oncor-territory city — enter your ZIP code, compare EFLs, and choose the plan that fits your usage.

Irving's average residential electricity usage aligns closely with the DFW metro average of approximately 1,100–1,200 kWh per month. The city's rapid multifamily development along the Toyota Music Factory and Las Colinas corridors means many residents live in apartments where electricity costs are either included in rent or billed separately at competitive metered rates.

REPs actively serving Irving ZIP codes include TXU Energy, Gexa Energy, Pulse Power, Reliant Energy, Champion Energy, 4Change Energy, Discount Power, BKV Energy, and Frontier Utilities.

FAQ — Does living near DFW Airport affect my electricity rates? No. Airport proximity does not affect retail electricity pricing. Your rate depends on your Oncor TDU delivery charge plus the REP supply rate you select — both are the same across the Oncor service territory.

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