Abundance Energy Electricity Plans and Rates in Texas

Abundance Energy Overview

Abundance Energy is a locally owned Texas retail electric provider founded in Lubbock, West Texas, with a market position built explicitly around transparency and rejection of the pricing games that dominate the Texas REP industry. The company operates under PUCT REP Certificate Number 10314 and holds a Power to Choose rating of not rated. Since founding, the company has grown to serve 30,000-plus Texas customers across 0 of the state's six deregulated TDU territories: , one of the few Texas REPs to actually cover every deregulated market including Lubbock Power & Light.

The company was founded on a specific frustration with how most Texas REPs operate: teaser rates that expire, conditional pricing tied to usage thresholds, bill credits that only apply if you hit a narrow band of consumption, and fees that show up on the second bill rather than the first. Abundance was built to sell plans that read the same on paper and on the invoice, with no fine print engineered to catch customers off guard. That commitment shows up in the plan structure: a small, disciplined catalog of 0 plans, all fixed-rate, with no promotional gimmicks. Contract terms run from — to —, and the lowest current rate sits at — per kWh at 1,000 kWh usage.

Abundance is also one of the few Texas REPs with genuine local ownership rather than being a subsidiary of a national holding company. Decision-making happens in Texas, customer service runs bilingually in English and Spanish, and the company's community focus centers on Texas communities rather than a national brand strategy. For customers who want a straightforward electricity plan and are tired of hunting for the trapdoors in every EFL, Abundance is worth a serious look. Customers in Austin (served by Austin Energy) or San Antonio (served by CPS Energy) cannot enroll with Abundance or any other retail provider because those cities operate under municipal utilities outside the deregulated market.

Abundance Energy Electricity Plans

Abundance Energy currently offers 0 electricity plans across 0 Texas TDU territories, with contract terms ranging from — to —. 0 plans are 100% renewable (0% of the total catalog). The lowest current rate is — per kWh at 1,000 kWh usage, and the catalog-wide average is —. Rates update with market conditions and were last refreshed on September 16, 2026, so pricing below is indicative and should be confirmed on the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) at the time of enrollment.

The Abundance catalog is organized around three straightforward plan families, each named to reflect what the plan actually does rather than to suggest a promotional gimmick.

Straight Forward is the primary fixed-rate line, available in 3-month and 12-month terms. The name is literal: the rate is the rate, from the first bill through the last month of the contract, with no bill credits, usage thresholds, or introductory pricing tricks. Straight Forward 3 is typically the cheapest plan in the catalog and works as a short-term commitment for renters, seasonal residents, or anyone who wants to test the provider before signing a longer contract.

Confident Renter is a 12-month fixed-rate plan positioned specifically for apartment dwellers and renters, whose usage patterns typically differ from single-family homes. The plan is priced to be competitive at the lower usage tiers where renters commonly land.

Clean Energy is Abundance's 100% renewable fixed-rate plan, available in a 12-month term. Green energy is offered as a straightforward option in the main catalog rather than isolated behind marketing gates, in keeping with the company's transparent structure.

All Abundance plans are fixed-rate. The company does not offer Free Nights, Free Weekends, variable-rate, or month-to-month products. This narrower product mix is deliberate: it removes the plans where hidden usage-tier math typically hides, keeping the catalog easy to compare against itself and against other REPs.

Below, Abundance's plans are organized by TDU zone. Each zone shows the plans available in that territory with contract terms, plan types, and current rates at 1,000 kWh, followed by the Texas cities served in that zone.

Abundance Energy has no residential plans listed on Power to Choose as of September 16, 2026.

Abundance Energy is not listed as serving TNMP, Nueces Electric Cooperative, Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas Central, AEP Texas North, and Lubbock Power & Light.

About Abundance Energy

Abundance Energy was founded in Lubbock, Texas, with a mission tied to a specific dissatisfaction: the way most Texas REPs had built playbooks that consistently worked against the customer. Teaser rates. Conditional pricing. Hidden fees that only appeared on the second bill. The company was launched on the belief that a better model was possible and that enough Texans were tired of the industry status quo to choose a provider that operated differently, not in a marketing sense but in the actual terms of the plan, the structure of the contract, and how a bill was presented.

Since founding, Abundance has grown to serve more than 30,000 customers across every ERCOT territory, from the Permian Basin to the Gulf Coast, from the Rio Grande Valley to the DFW Metroplex. The growth happened without changing the founding model. The plans that customers signed up for in Lubbock in the early days are structurally the same plans available to customers in Houston today. The company operates in 0 deregulated Texas TDU territories, including Lubbock Power & Light where the founding operation began.

Local ownership is a practical reality at Abundance, not a marketing badge. When Texas energy policy changes, when grid events affect customers, when a billing issue needs resolving, the people making those calls are based in Texas rather than in a national operations center. Customer service runs bilingually in English and Spanish, reflecting the reality of the Texas customer base, and the support team is authorized to resolve issues rather than route tickets to a distant escalation queue.

The three operating principles that shape every plan Abundance offers are honest pricing every month (the rate quoted is the rate paid, first bill through last), transparency before the signature (the EFL is written to be understood, not skimmed), and community over transaction (supporting local causes and staying accessible to the communities served). Sustainability sits inside the plan structure as well: renewable options are available across the residential and commercial catalog, and the Clean Energy plan is priced to be competitive rather than positioned as a premium tier. Abundance is licensed under PUCT REP Certificate 10314 and operates under the transparency and dispute resolution standards required by the Public Utility Commission of Texas.

Contact Abundance Energy

Phone

833-495-0127

Website

abundanceenergy.com

Support email

care@abundanceenergy.com

PUCT REP certificate

10314

Power to Choose rating

Not rated

File a complaint

puc.texas.gov

Cancellation Fees and Non-Recurring Charges

Cancellation fees on Abundance Energy's fixed-rate plans scale with contract length, running from none. The 3-month Straight Forward plan carries the shortest exposure to cancellation risk in the catalog, while the 12-month plans carry a higher fee reflecting the longer commitment.

Beyond early termination, Abundance's terms of service also cover non-recurring charges that apply in specific situations: late payment charges, returned payment or insufficient funds fees, disconnection notice fees, disconnection-plus-reconnection fees, and any non-AutoPay billing fees. These are not published on Power to Choose and are only disclosed in the provider's terms of service and EFL documents. Consistent with the company's transparency positioning, Abundance's fee schedule is written to be reviewed rather than buried, but customers should still pull the current EFL before signing to confirm the specific numbers.

One item worth flagging on any Abundance EFL: because the catalog is entirely fixed-rate with no bill credits or usage-tier structures, the advertised rate at 1,000 kWh should be close to the effective rate you actually pay, without the sharp variance that shows up on bill-credit plans from other REPs. This is by design. If your usage is significantly below or above 1,000 kWh, the rate may still shift slightly with per-kWh delivery charges, but there should not be a step function tied to a credit threshold.

Abundance Energy Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Full coverage across all six deregulated Texas TDU territories: Abundance is one of the few Texas REPs that serves , meaning customers in Lubbock and other Lubbock Power & Light zones can enroll where most competing REPs cannot.
• Locally owned and operated in Texas: Decision-making, customer service, and community engagement all happen inside Texas rather than at a national holding company's headquarters.
• Bilingual English and Spanish customer service: Support is available in both languages as a core operational commitment, not an add-on.
• Transparent fixed-rate catalog with no bill-credit gimmicks: All Abundance plans are fixed-rate. There are no promotional plans with hidden usage thresholds or introductory pricing that expires.
• Strong customer feedback: The company's public reviews are consistently favorable, with the transparency of the pricing structure showing up repeatedly in customer testimonials.
• Short-term contract options: The 3-month Straight Forward plan is one of the shortest fixed-rate commitments in the Texas market, useful for renters, seasonal residents, or customers testing a new provider.
• Simple 100% renewable option: Clean Energy 12 is available as a straightforward green plan without being priced as a premium tier.

Cons:

• Narrow product mix: Abundance does not offer Free Nights, Free Weekends, variable-rate, or month-to-month products. Customers with heavy overnight usage or weekend-shifted load who would benefit from promotional plans need to look elsewhere.
• Newer provider with smaller market presence: With 30,000-plus customers, Abundance is significantly smaller than the largest Texas REPs, which may matter for customers who want extensive online enrollment history or long tenure as a reliability signal.
• Limited plan tiers within each family: The catalog carries only 3-month and 12-month fixed terms. Customers looking for 24-month or 36-month rate locks need to look elsewhere.
• Higher rates in AEP Texas North and TNMP territories: Rates in West Texas TDU zones run higher than in the CenterPoint and Oncor zones, reflecting delivery charge differences more than the provider's pricing choices.

Abundance Energy Reviews

Independent customer reviews for Abundance Energy are generally favorable, with the company's transparency positioning showing up frequently in customer testimonials. Customer complaints tend to concentrate on issues common to the Texas REP industry (billing questions, enrollment timing) rather than the pricing-manipulation issues that drive complaints at other providers. For general residential customer sentiment, the provider's Google reviews and the official Public Utility Commission of Texas complaint scorecard at puct.texas.gov are the most reliable public references.

Abundance Energy for Residential and Commercial Customers

Abundance Energy sells electricity to both residential and commercial accounts across its TDU service areas, plus a dedicated program for builders and property managers. What to expect from Abundance depends on which side of the market you are shopping from.

For Residential Customers:- If you are a Texas homeowner or renter researching Abundance for your home, sign-up runs through the provider's website, through Power to Choose, or through third-party marketplaces including Gatby Energy (an Abundance partner). Every published plan carries an Electricity Facts Label showing the exact rate, delivery charges, term length, and cancellation fee for your specific TDU zone. Because the entire Abundance catalog is fixed-rate with no bill credits or usage-tier pricing, the EFL is unusually easy to read and compare against other providers.

Choosing among Abundance's plans is relatively simple. Straight Forward 3 fits renters, seasonal residents, or anyone who wants a short-term commitment. Confident Renter 12 fits apartment dwellers with typical rental usage patterns. Straight Forward 12 fits any household that wants a longer rate lock without a specific renter focus. Clean Energy 12 fits customers who want 100% renewable content without paying a premium tier.

Electric Decisions does not enroll residential accounts. Residential customers can shop Abundance directly through the sources above.

For Commercial Customers:- For Texas businesses, Abundance offers a separate commercial plan track that is not listed on Power to Choose. Commercial pricing is quoted individually based on load profile, contract term, TDU zone, and where the ERCOT forward curve is trading at the moment of contract lock. The rate is only part of the picture. Commercial contracts also carry negotiable terms that materially affect total cost: bandwidth (swing tolerance), early termination fee methodology, add and delete meter language, holdover rate, and pass-through TDSP delivery treatment.

Electric Decisions runs an apples-to-apples RFP process for Abundance Energy alongside every other qualified Texas REP. Bids come in against identical specifications, are benchmarked against the live ERCOT forward curve, and every contract is red-lined in plain English before you sign. Abundance also runs a builder and property-manager program that Electric Decisions can incorporate into a multi-site quote request if relevant to your portfolio.

Explore our full Texas retail electric provider directory, the energy procurement process we use to run bid competitions, and the commercial electricity in Texas overview for ERCOT market basics and how commercial contracts differ from residential ones.