Live Texas power prices for your facility — find your break-even, watch demand-charge and 4CP peak windows, and see when curtailing pays.
Wholesale energy only. Your delivered bill also carries transmission/delivery (TDU), ancillary, ERCOT admin, and your retailer's adder — so the real number is higher. This is a "should I be running heavy loads right now" gut-check, not a bill.
When the live price crosses your line, the status light goes red. Pick the point where running stops making sense for you.
The power price where running stops paying — where electricity eats the whole margin on what you're making. Uses your load (kW) from above.
Margin per unit = your sale price minus everything except electricity (materials, labor, etc.). The price shown on this site is wholesale — set the adder to your delivery/ancillary cost per MWh so break-even reflects your real bill.
This shows the live wholesale price of electricity for your part of the Texas grid — the number big industrial buyers watch to decide when it's smart to run heavy equipment.
Green — power's cheap right now. Good time to run.
Amber — climbing. Worth keeping an eye on.
Red — expensive. If you can pause big loads, this is when it pays off.
Who delivers your power? (it's on your bill — look for the "delivery" or "TDU" charges, not the company that bills you)
Pick the area that fits you:
Advanced — exact settlement point:
A couple of utilities (Oncor, TNMP) cross zone lines, so this is a close match, not gospel — you can change it anytime, and the exact point your facility settles on is printed on your bill.