Texas electricity definition
Fixed-rate plan
A term retail product whose price remains fixed under the rule's definition, subject to allowed changes such as TDU charges or regulatory fees.
What it means
Fixed does not necessarily mean the total bill never changes. Usage, delivery charges, taxes, recurring fees, and conditional credits can still change the amount due.
Eyebiss interpretation
How the decision system uses this concept
Eyebiss evaluates every represented charge and condition rather than treating the word fixed as a complete price model.
Claim provenance: OFFICIAL_SOURCECommonly confused with
- flat bill
- fixed monthly bill
- variable-rate plan
Related concepts
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. - Power to Choose Plan OptionsPublic Utility Commission of Texas
Fixed, variable, indexed, prepaid, and time-of-use products have different pricing and contract behavior. Time-of-use prices may vary by time or day.
Retrieved 2026-08-21 · Texas · primary source · freshness mediumIndividual EFLs and TOS documents control the actual product mechanics.