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Setting up utilities in League City

In League City, electricity depends on your address, gas depends on your address, the City of League City Utility Billing runs water and sewer, and the City of League City Garbage & Recycling handles trash pickup.

Moving to League City? Public Grid can set up your electricity on our own plan where TNMP or CenterPoint delivers.

Your utilities in League City

Who to call for each service in League City, and how to start it.

ServiceProviderHow to start

Electric

Depends on your address

Two companies serve League City. Check your zip.

Most of League City

In this part of League City, you choose your electricity provider. TNMP delivers the power, and you pick the company that sells it.

Delivers the power

TNMP

The same for every home in this area. Call them about outages and downed lines.

Sells it to you · you pick

The electricity provider you choose

Your plan, your rate and your bill come from them. The state lists every plan.

How to start: pick a plan from the list and sign up with them. They arrange the connection with TNMP.

Edges of the city, mostly north and east; check your bill

In this part of League City, you choose your electricity provider. CenterPoint delivers the power, and you pick the company that sells it.

Delivers the power

CenterPoint Energy

The same for every home in this area. Call them about outages and downed lines.

Sells it to you · you pick

The electricity provider you choose

Your plan, your rate and your bill come from them. The state lists every plan.

How to start: pick a plan from the list and sign up with them. They arrange the connection with CenterPoint.

You can get started with Public Grid

Where TNMP or CenterPoint delivers, we have our own electricity plan. Sign up in a few minutes.

Start service with Public Grid

Gas

Depends on your address

CenterPoint Energy

Natural gas service across the Greater Houston area.

Most of League City

To start: Submit a start service form online with a payment method for any required deposit; your first bill may include a security deposit based on your credit history.

Universal Natural Gas

A gas utility regulated by the Railroad Commission of Texas.

Westland Ranch, Samara and Westwood; check your address

To start: Submit and sign the online application for residential service.

Water & sewer

City of League City Utility Billing

The City of League City provides water, sewer and garbage service.

To start: Submit the New Service Application with your driver’s license, proof of residency (owner documents, a rental agreement or a management agreement), and the last four digits of your Social Security or tax ID number or similar documentation; your initial statement carries your deposit and connection fee.

Trash & recycling

City of League City Garbage & Recycling

Trash pickup twice a week and recycling once a week, set by zone.

To start: Submit the City’s New Service Application with your driver’s license, proof of residency, and the last four digits of your Social Security or tax ID number or similar documentation; your initial statement carries your deposit and connection fee.

The City’s Utility Billing Office bills garbage with water and sewer.

What Texas homes pay for electricity

This is the Texas average. Your own bill depends on your plan, your home’s size and how you heat it.

$178

Texas’ average home bill, per month

16.0¢

Texas’ average price per kilowatt-hour (kWh)

FAQ

Questions about moving to League City

If you live in the ERCOT region and aren’t served by an electric co-op or a city-owned utility, you have the power to choose your electric provider. Power to Choose, a PUCT website, helps you pick a provider and plan.

Two utility companies serve League City: Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP) and CenterPoint Energy. They maintain the power lines and handle outages, while retail electric providers compete to sell the electricity.

Sources: TNMP, CenterPoint Energy, Universal Natural Gas, City of League City Utility Billing, City of League City Garbage & Recycling, EIA.

Public Grid isn’t affiliated with these companies.

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