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ERCOT
McKinney · Oncor · ERCOT
From the historic downtown area to newer subdivisions, compare plans while Oncor keeps delivering your power.
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ERCOT market
McKinney is the Collin County seat, with a historic downtown, older neighborhoods and many newer subdivisions on the growing edges. Oncor delivers power in most of the city, and you choose the retail provider. Older homes and newer ones can use energy very differently, so we look at your home and your usage when comparing. Homeowners moving to McKinney can also ask about term length, since a longer fixed-rate plan may suit a family planning to stay put.
How it works
We identify your delivery utility and whether retail choice applies.
Older bungalow or new build, compare rate type, term and fees for how you use power.
Schedule service for move-in or switch at the end of your current term.
Local notes
Location-specific details to help you compare and plan.
~210,000 residents
Historic downtown homes and newer subdivisions use energy very differently.
Older homes with less insulation benefit most from comparing in the hot months.
Most of McKinney is Oncor. Outlying areas may be served by a co-op.
Benefits
We consider your home type and usage when narrowing plans.
Families planning to stay can look at longer fixed-rate terms.
We confirm who serves your address so you know who to call in an outage.
Talk with an advisor about your choices at no cost.

Compare with confidence
Share your ZIP and whether you need new service, a transfer, or a provider switch. A licensed advisor compares ERCOT retail plans for your TDSP territory — free, no obligation.
FAQ
Most of McKinney is served by Oncor. Some outlying areas may differ, so enter your ZIP or call us to confirm.
Where your address is on a competitive delivery utility, yes. We check that first.
Choose a retail provider and set a start date for your move-in or closing. We can help you compare plans and line up timing.
Your delivery utility, usually Oncor. Your retail provider handles your bill and plan.
Yes. Your power continues over the same delivery system. Only the retailer and rate change.
A TDSP (Transmission and Distribution Service Provider) is the regulated utility that owns the poles, wires and meters, reads your meter and restores power after an outage. It does not sell you an electricity plan and its delivery charges are the same whichever retail provider you choose. Your TDSP depends on your service address — in some areas more than one utility serves the same city — so confirm it by ZIP code or call us for a free check.
A retail electric provider (REP) is the licensed company that sells you the electricity itself: it sets the rate per kWh, the contract term and the fees on your plan, and it bills you. In the ERCOT market you can shop and switch between REPs freely, while your TDSP keeps delivering the power, so switching never means new wires, a new meter or a service interruption.
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