LP&L Lubbock (LPL): Your Guide to the New Energy Marketplace

Since 1916, Lubbock Power & Light (LP&L) has powered homes and businesses in West Texas. Starting in January 2024, Lubbock joined the Texas deregulated electricity market, creating a new landscape for residents and businesses. Here’s what you need to know about LP&L’s updated role and how it affects your energy choices.


LP&L’s New Role After Deregulation

LP&L maintains infrastructure but no longer sells electricity.

  • What LP&L Does:
    ✅ Manages power lines, poles, and outage response
    ✅ Charges a monthly delivery/service fee
    ❌ No longer sells electricity directly
  • Your Responsibility:
    Choose a Retail Electricity Provider (REP) to supply power.

How to Compare Lubbock Electricity Plans

With deregulation, customers now select from fixed-rate plans that lock in prices for 6-36 months. Below are current LP&L-area rates (updated February 2025):

ProviderPlan NameTerm (Months)Rate/kWh (at 1000 kWh)
Frontier UtilitiesFrontier Saver Plus 121212.9¢
Chariot EnergyGridEdge 363612.2¢
Gexa EnergyEco Saver Plus 121212.9¢

💡 Pro Tip: Shorter terms (6-12 months) offer flexibility, while longer terms (24-36 months) stabilize pricing.


Business Electricity in Lubbock

Starting January 2024, commercial users must also choose an REP:

  • Specialized commercial rates available
  • Complex contracts may require expert guidance

LP&L Account and Outage Updates

  • Power Outages:
    Report via 806-775-2509 or lightsout@lpandl.com
  • Bill Payments:
    Paid directly to your REP (LP&L no longer has a payment portal)
  • Historic Data Access:
    Contact LP&L for pre-2024 usage records

Why Deregulation Benefits Lubbock

Competition among providers has driven down prices:

  • Save 15-20% compared to regulated markets
  • Customizable green energy options (e.g., Chariot Solarize Plans)
  • Transparent pricing structures

FAQs: LP&L Lubbock (LPL)

Can I switch REPs mid-contract?
Yes, but early termination fees may apply.

Are renewable plans available?
Yes – Chariot Energy and Constellation offer solar/green options.

Find the Right Plan for Your Home, please click Personalized Energy.