Texas electricity definition
1,000 kWh
One of the standardized monthly usage levels used in Texas EFL price disclosures.
What it means
Many consumers use the 1,000 kWh column as a quick comparison. A conditional credit near that level can make the reference price unrepresentative just below or above the threshold.
Eyebiss interpretation
How the decision system uses this concept
Eyebiss checks the formula around the anchor rather than assuming the 1,000 kWh price applies throughout the year.
Claim provenance: OFFICIAL_SOURCECommonly confused with
- typical household guarantee
- bill-credit threshold
Related concepts
500 kWhOne of the standardized monthly usage levels used in Texas EFL price disclosures.2,000 kWhOne of the standardized monthly usage levels used in Texas EFL price disclosures.Bill-credit planA plan that applies a bill credit only when stated conditions, often a usage threshold or window, are met.Usage levelThe amount of electricity used during a defined period, usually measured in kWh.
Sources
- PUCT Substantive Rule 25.475: General Retail Electric Provider Requirements and Information DisclosuresPublic Utility Commission of Texas
The contract documents include the TOS, EFL, and YRAC. The rule defines fixed-rate and variable-price products. The EFL uses standardized price disclosures, including specified usage levels. Contract-expiration notices must describe termination penalties and applicable timing.
Retrieved 2026-08-21 · Texas · primary source · freshness highConsumers should verify the current rule and their own TOS, EFL, YRAC, and expiration notice before acting.