Electricity plans designed for electric vehicle (EV) owners

Check out our renewable energy plans and solutions for your home and EV.


Easy savings with EV Pass

EV Pass gives you 50% off your energy charges every night and all weekend long.1 

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Power your EV with solar power 

You could lower your energy bill and decrease your electricity grid dependence by producing your own solar energy.

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Free Nights & Solar Days

Charge your car every night with 100% free electricity – plus 100% solar every day.2 

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Ready to get an electric car?

We’re here to help you make sense of charging, finding rebates and choosing the right electricity plan for your home. If you’ve recently purchased an EV or are considering one, here are all your charging, savings and equipment questions, answered.

Learn more about EV savings and incentives or continue reading on for more tips.

 

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Benefits of driving an electric car

  • Better for the environment and your community
  • More energy-efficient – your dollar goes further!
  • Significantly lower fuel costs with less maintenance required

Home charging Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I charge my EV at home?
  • What equipment do I need?
  • What is level 1 and level 2 EV charging system?
  • How long will it take to fully charge my vehicle?

Get the answers to these questions and more.

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Helpful terms to know

  • All-electric vehicles (AEVs): Also known as Battery Electric, these vehicles run on 100% battery power
  • Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs): These vehicles provide the flexibility to run on electricity or gas power, depending on your needs and charging availability
  • Level 1 charger: Charging system that can be plugged into a standard wall outlet (120 volts)
  • Level 2 charger: Charging system that’s typically mounted on a wall and helps your EV charge faster (240 volts, similar to an electric clothes dryer plug)
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Find an EV charging station near you

1 Energy charges are discounted every weeknight from 12am to 4:59am Monday through Friday and during the weekends from 12am to 11:59pm on Saturday and Sunday. Other recurring and nonrecurring charges, including TDU Charges, the monthly Base Charge and state and local taxes, apply normally to all hours of usage. A provisioned smart meter is required. Single family premises are eligible.

2 TXU Energy Free Nights & Solar Days 12 (8 p.m.) is available to residential customers who have had an AMS-enabled smart meter installed and provisioned at their premise by their local Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU). TXU Energy Free Nights & Solar Days 12 (8 p.m.) has a minimum term of 12 months and an early cancellation fee of $150. The only circumstance in which the price could change during the 12-month minimum term is to reflect actual changes in law or regulatory charges as described in the Electricity Facts Label (EFL). See the Terms of Service Agreement and Electricity Facts Label for more details.

 

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