Seguin electricity and gas rates

At typical use (1,096 kWh of electricity and 32 therms of gas a month), electricity and gas for a Seguin house cost about $200 a month: about $2,400 a year. Estimated from public rates, not anyone's actual bill.

Who supplies power and gas to Seguin houses and what a typical house uses: about 1096 kWh of electricity and 32 therms of gas a month.

Electricity: City of Seguin

Residential electric rate effective October 1, 2026: $16.76 customer charge per meter, $.04062 energy charge per kWh and $.0613 PCRF charge per kWh.

ChargePrice
Fixed charge$16.76 a month
Per kWh10.19¢

Gas: CenterPoint Energy

Residential rate R-2099-U, South Texas rate area (which lists Seguin): $30.33 customer charge and $0.47070 per Ccf at the 14.65 pressure base, plus the Purchased Gas Adjustment; the October 2026 South Texas total filed with the RRC is $0.84846 per Ccf. A Tax Adjustment, under the Tax Adjustment and Franchise Fee Adjustment rate schedules, also applies.

ChargePrice
Fixed charge$30.33 a month
Per therm$1.2721

How Seguin compares with nearby cities

Electricity and gas, a month

  1. Lockhart · 26 mi$78
  2. Seguin$200
  3. San Marcos · 20 mi$200
  4. Buda · 35 mi$215
  5. Schertz · 17 mi$215
  6. Kyle · 28 mi$224

At each city's typical use, with any city utility tax.

Sources

  1. City of Seguin utility rates (electric, water, sewer, garbage, recycling)
  2. assets.centerpointenergy.com
  3. assets.centerpointenergy.com

Checked October 28, 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.

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