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This section highlights the average Pasadena electricity rates for residential and commercial customers.
Since 2002, Pasadena residents have been a part of the deregulated electricity industry making it possible for them to shop for the best electric company.
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Pasadena energy providers offer rates and plans with a range of options and terms. While you will see many types of plans for the most part they are in two categories: fixed-rate and variable rate.
Fixed-rate plans will have a set price for the term of the contract. Regardless of weather, natural events, or market volatility, your rate will not change. In most cases, fixed-rate plans have a term length of 6, 12, 24, or 36 months. We recommend fixed-rate plans for most customers.
Variable-rate plan rates may change on a monthly basis based on market factors. Variable-rate plans offer more flexibility but present more volatility in pricing. Price changes may impact your monthly electricity bill in the form of price hikes. In most cases, we do not recommend variable-rate plans.
Known as the Strawberry Capital, Pasadena is the seventeenth-largest city in the state of Texas with a population of 149,043 residents. Located within the Greater Houston metropolitan area, Pasadena covers a small area of just 44.5 square miles.
As the location for the final conflict of the Texas Revolution from Mexican rule, Pasadena also adopted the nickname of the Birthplace of Texas. This final battle took place on April 21, 1836, near Vince’s Bayou river, right next to modern Pasadena. The victory of this battle quickly led to the surrender of the Mexican government freeing Texas from Mexican rule.
With this deep-seated Texan history located in Pasadena, the city is now home to several museums. The Pasadena Historical Museum showcases the lifestyle of the early settlers complete with tours of the historic Pomeroy House and Strawberry House. There’s also the Armand Bayou Nature Center which showcases the vibrant wildlife home to the Pasadena area. After all, the name Pasadena comes from the lush vegetation of Pasadena, California. The city also holds an annual Strawberry Festival to commemorate when Clara Barton purchased 1.5 million strawberry plants to help the survivors of the 1900 Galveston Hurricane.
Founded in 1893, Pasadena is home to a vibrant economy – comprised primarily of petroleum refining, petrochemical processing, solar panel manufacturing, maritime shipping, aerospace, and healthcare. This varied economy stems from its close proximity to the Houston Ship Channel and the Bayport Shipping Channel which makes exporting goods relatively inexpensive.
Right next to Pasadena is the Bayport Industrial District which is one of the nation’s largest chemical processing complexes. This complex provides Pasadena with vital employment necessary for the local economy to thrive. As the Bayport shipping terminal opens, Pasadena residents expect further opportunities for employment in this area.
Pasadena is poised to continue growing in the years to come with its low cost of a living, diverse community, and central location to a variety of export channels.