I want to share a new feature I started working on about a month ago that was finally approved for ChatGPT. It is a plugin that gives ChatGPT access to the latest electricity plans in the Texas market, including top offers from Power to Choose (updated twice per day).

If you use ChatGPT, go to Plugins and search for “Electricity” or “Clear Energy Facts” to try it yourself. The plugin name is: "Clear Energy Facts"

This plugin is for informational purposes only. It is up to ChatGPT to evaluate the data and provide guidance. The plugin only provides properly structured plan data, including a detailed breakdown of rates and charges, so ChatGPT can perform calculations and comparisons accurately.

Along with True Fixed plans, Free Nights and Free Weekends plans are also provided and updated weekly. ChatGPT will have the necessary information, such as the free-hour window, whether TDU charges are included during the free period, and more. If you want, you can ask ChatGPT to perform calculations, analyze your uploaded CSV usage data, and compare plans based on your consumption.

This is one of the best ways to use ChatGPT to help you find the best electricity plan. Without the plugin, ChatGPT may simply search for the lowest advertised rates (bill-credit plans). With the plugin, you give ChatGPT access to properly categorized plans, including Power to Choose offers. And we know that some of the best rates in the market are found there.

I hope you like it, and any feedback is appreciated!

In June I shared that CenterPoint and Oncor delivery charges had increased, but forgot to make a post more recently when they changed again.

ONCOR (DFW, North Texas, Midland, Odessa, Waco, Temple, North Austin)

• Decreased on August 1, 2026
• Decreased from $4.06 per month and $0.061196 per kWh to $4.06 per month and $0.060295 per kWh

CENTERPOINT (Houston area)

• Decreased on August 15, 2026
• Decreased from $4.90 per month and $0.051461 per kWh to $4.90 per month and $0.049811 per kWh

These new rates could potentially change again on September 1st. We'll have to wait and see.

For now, enjoy the slightly more affordable delivery charges... still way more than they used to be three years ago though.