Texas has a deregulated market, so there's a wide variety of pricing structures. When I lived in central Texas, I had an electric provider who was month-to-mon

Texas has a deregulated market, so there's a wide variety of pricing structures. When I lived in central Texas, I had an electric provider who was month-to-month and updated prices probably once a year. I currently live North Texas and have a 3 year contract with an electric provider at a fixed rate that was established when the contract was signed. And then there's people using Griddy, which uses current market prices. It's like daytrading, but for something you can't live without.