College Station electricity and gas rates

Who supplies power and gas to College Station houses and what a typical house uses: about 1096 kWh of electricity and 42 therms of gas a month.

Electricity: College Station Utilities (City of College Station electric)

Electric Rate Schedule R for single-family residential customers, effective October 1, 2026: $7.00 service charge per month plus $0.1187 per kWh energy charge and $0.0179 per kWh Transmission Delivery Adjustment.

ChargePrice
Fixed charge$7.00 a month
Per kWh13.66¢

Gas: Atmos Energy (Mid-Tex Division)

Atmos Mid-Tex Rate R for bills from Oct 1, 2026: $24.40 total customer charge a month plus $1.03839 per Ccf, plus gas cost under Rider GCR ($0.26375 and $0.58642 per Ccf in Atmos's average-bill example). Franchise fee and tax riders are added on top.

ChargePrice
Fixed charge$24.40 a month
Per therm$1.8212

Ways to pay less

  • Energy Back II rebate for a high-efficiency AC. College Station Utilities electric customers who replace central air conditioning in an existing home with a 16 SEER or higher system (or an air-to-air or geothermal heat pump) can get up to $800. How: Call 979.764.6274 for details and the application.
  • Smart thermostat rebate. College Station Utilities gives residential electric customers a $30 rebate for an eligible programmable, Wi-Fi thermostat. How: Apply through the Connected Thermostat Program with your purchase receipt.
  • Free home energy survey. College Station Utilities energy conservation staff do free on-site residential energy surveys to find ways to reduce utility costs. How: Contact the city's Energy Conservation staff (979-764-6343).

Sources

  1. City of College Station electricity services
  2. City of College Station energy conservation and rebates
  3. City of College Station Energy Back II rebate
  4. City of College Station connected thermostat rebate
  5. Atmos Energy Mid-Tex Rate R tariff, bills from Oct 1, 2026
  6. Atmos Energy Mid-Tex tariff book (cities served, ACSC cities), March 2023
  7. EIA: 2024 average monthly residential electricity use by state

Checked October 21, 2026. Every number here comes from the public sources listed, matched by our checker.

Rates change every year; this page shows when it was last checked. Nothing here is legal, tax or insurance advice.