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Shell Energy - Plans, Rates and Reviews

  • Written By: Rebecca Bridges
  • Shell Energy exited the Texas residential electricity market in March 2025. Learn more about your electricity ooptions in Texas

    Shell Energy at a Glance

    Our Quick Take:

    Shell Energy entered the Texas residential market through its acquisition of MP2 Energy in 2017 and Pulse Power acquisition in 2021 and started marketing under the Shell Energy brand shortly after. The company stopped operating in the Texas residential market in March 2025, selling its customer base to NRG Energy. Customers were subsequently placed with Reliant Energy.

    Key Facts

    Year Founded: Entered Texas market in 2023 with the Shell Energy electricity brand

    Plan Types Offered: Fixed rate, time of use, solar buyback

    Ownership: Shell Energy transferred their Texas residential customers to NRG Energy in 2025. Shell Energy continues to serve large commercial customers under the Shell brand.

    Shell Energy is no longer a choice for residential electricity in Texas. However, you can compare plans from other Texas electricity providers. Rates below are for Oncor (DFW area), or enter your zip code to see rates in your area.

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    Here are the basic steps to compare electricity plans:

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    We recommend basic fixed rate electricity plans as the best choice for most consumers.

    Pro Tip: Moving in to a new home? Estimate your annual usage based on 6.48 kWh/square foot, which is the average power usage for Texas homes. Then divide by 12 to get your monthly average. Check our move center for more information.

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    About Rebecca Bridges

    Rebecca Bridges has worked in deregulated energy markets since 2001. As chief marketing officer for ElectricityPlans, she focuses on helping consumers save on their electricity bills and find the best electricity plans. Outside of work, Rebecca uses her marketing experience to support dog rescue and can often be found hiking or biking local trails.

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