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City of College Station: rates, outages and net metering
Roughly 47,049 Texas accounts belong to City of College Station, classed by EIA as municipal; the residential count is 42,995. Its home price moved +12.1% from 2015 to 2024, 17.2 points slower than Texas.
City of College Station: 930 kWh a month costs roughly $135 in energy at 14.57 ¢/kWh, -2.5% on the Texas average of 14.94 ¢.
City of College Station: price path since 2015
Home price since 2015
+12.1%Texas +29.2%, a gap of -17.2 points
City of College Station went from 13.00 ¢ in 2015 to 14.57 ¢ in 2024, +12.1%, while the Texas average went +29.2%.
For City of College Station the 2024 file holds no net-metering row, so those rows read "No data" beside 42,995 home accounts; a missing filing says nothing about service quality.
City of College Station sold 936,424 MWh in 2024 to 47,049 accounts; homes took 51.2% of the energy and 11,159 kWh each over the year.
EIA-861 holds 10 years of home price for City of College Station, from 13.00 ¢ in 2015 to 14.57 ¢ in 2024 (+12.1%).
Outages and home price of City of College Station (EIA utility 3940), 2013 to 2024
Yearly SAIDI at City of College Station: 45 minutes in 2014, 16 in 2024, a drop of 64%. Its best year was 2024 (16 min), its worst 2014 (45 min), across 11 filed years. Against a Texas median of 132 minutes in 2024, City of College Station was below the middle.
Corrected for inflation, a City of College Station home paid 14.95 ¢/kWh in 2024 against 18.13 ¢ in 2013, −17.5%; the bill itself went 13.12 ¢ to 14.57 ¢ (+11.0%). A home using 1,000 kWh a month paid $2,175 for the year at the 2013 real price and $1,794 at the 2024 price. Place on home price: 132nd cheapest of 142 in 2013, 91st of 134 in 2024 among Texas utilities with 1,000+ homes.
City of College Station outage minutes a customer, 2014 to 2024: 16 in 2024
City of College Station at 16 min in 2024 and the Texas median at 132.
City of College Station home price since 2013: −17.5% after inflation
City of College Station: 14.95 ¢ in 2025 dollars (solid) and 14.57 ¢ as billed (dashed) in 2024.
City of College Station, EIA utility 3940, year by year among Texas utilities
City of College Station 2013-2024: 12 rows
Year, City of College Station
¢ billed
¢ in 2025 $
Price place, City of College Station
SAIDI min
SAIFI
SAIDI place, City of College Station
Texas median SAIDI
2013
13.12
18.13
132 of 142
–
–
–
–
2014
13.07
17.77
119 of 141
45
0.73
5 of 26
99
2015
13.00
17.65
121 of 138
32
0.56
1 of 33
146
2016
12.99
17.42
131 of 144
29
0.58
2 of 37
131
2017
12.88
16.92
131 of 149
29
0.54
3 of 38
112
2018
12.85
16.47
138 of 150
22
0.38
4 of 39
99
2019
12.89
16.23
152 of 180
17
0.28
3 of 40
107
2020
12.94
16.09
114 of 137
34
0.51
7 of 41
99
2021
13.06
15.52
113 of 139
22
0.38
2 of 39
148
2022
13.30
14.63
69 of 136
18
0.34
2 of 42
108
2023
14.53
15.36
90 of 132
17
0.30
2 of 43
136
2024
14.57
14.95
91 of 134
16
0.24
2 of 43
132
City of College Station, EIA utility 3940: EIA-861, CPI-U.
City of College Station files with EIA as a municipal utility. In Texas, municipal utilities serve 15% of residential customers at an average 12.6 cents per kWh, 6% below investor-owned utilities in Texas. City of College Station itself averaged 14.6 cents, 2.0 cents above its type in Texas.
Shutoffs: this utility reported 3,947 disconnections for nonpayment in 2024, 7.6 per 100 accounts (Texas: 23.6; EIA Form EIA-112). All utilities.
Reliability and meters, 2024
In 2024 the average City of College Station - (TX) customer was without power 16 minutes without major events and 23 with them. That is 2nd fewest of 43 Texas utilities with 10,000+ customers. The median Texas utility reported 132 minutes. Smart (AMI) meters: 100% of its 42,353 residential meters.
EIA-861 form instructions for City of College Station: rates, outages and net metering, how a customer is counted
EIA state profiles for City of College Station: rates, outages and net metering, the state price average
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City of College Station: 930 kWh a month costs roughly $135 in energy at 14.57 ¢/kWh, -2.5% on the Texas average of 14.94 ¢.
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author = "Electric Consumer",
title = {City of College Station: price path since 2015: 14.57 ¢/kWh rates, 42,995 homes},
year = {2026},
url = {https://electricconsumer.org/companies/city-of-college-station.html},
note = {Data as of 26 October 2026. Accessed 26 October 2026}
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