| City | Climate status | Efficient | Reference | High-load |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arlington | verified | $95 | $187 | $336 |
| Austin | verified | $99 | $194 | $352 |
| Corpus Christi | verified | $104 | $206 | $378 |
| Dallas | verified | $100 | $197 | $358 |
| El Paso | verified | $98 | $192 | $348 |
| Fort Worth | verified | $99 | $195 | $354 |
| Houston | verified | $102 | $202 | $369 |
| San Antonio | verified | $100 | $198 | $360 |
What this state page can establish
The electricity input is appropriately state-level because it comes from the EIA residential average, not a city utility tariff. City estimates should differ when station-specific climate profiles are available. Check your utility plan and equipment measurements before budgeting.