Rates
North Texas received almost 5 inches of rain in August, 2.71 inches more than normal, which led to some cooler days and fewer 100-degree days.
July started off rainy but by mid-month, the heat dome settled in and the dogs of summer took over. Members will also pay less per kWh.
Temperatures were mild compared to recent years, so energy usage should be slightly less, and CoServ Members will pay slightly less per kWh.
May 2025 was the mildest May since 2021. CoServ Members should expect similar energy usage to April thanks to heavy rains.
Want to use less electricity and get paid for it? With CoServ's Rush Hour Rewards, Members with Google Nest thermostats can earn $10 a month.
An analysis of CoServ rates compared to those in the deregulated areas of Texas found Members saved $500 in 2024.
CoServ Members should expect high electric bills in January and February just as they do in the summer months.