APG&E

Acquired Provider

AP Gas & Electric - acquired by Catalyst Power

3/5 (350 reviews)
"Good rates and they serve my business too."
Customer review on Google Reviews, 2025-06-10
Founded 2004
11.0¢
Catalyst Power (acquired)
PUCT #10105
22+ Years
Houston, TX
Updated 2026-05-31
Price-checked August 26, 2026 from live Oncor-area pricing at 1,000 kWh

We price-checked APGE's current plans

These figures are computed from the plans listed on ElectricRates at build time, all-in with TDU delivery charges, never typed in by hand. Rates differ by TDU territory and usage level; the plan's Electricity Facts Label is the authority.

Plans checked
18
live pricing, every plan we list
Lowest all-in rate
6.8¢
per kWh at 1,000 kWh, Oncor delivery included
Median rate
15.9¢
per kWh at 1,000 kWh
Contract terms
1 mo to 36 mo
shortest to longest
100% renewable
0
plans
Bill-credit cliffs
3
plans flagged

Available Plans

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Overview

11.0¢
Avg Rate
3/5
Rating
12-12 mo.
Terms
0%
Green
Plan Types: Fixed Variable

Pros & Cons

Strengths

5
  • 60-day plan-switch guarantee for new residential customers
  • Over 20 years in Texas market
  • Serves both residential and commercial
  • Competitive fixed rates
  • Now backed by Catalyst Power

Watch Out For

4
  • Multiple name changes over years
  • Lower BBB customer review scores
  • Ownership transitions
  • Customer service complaints

About APGE

APG&E (AP Gas & Electric) was founded in 2004 as Affordable Power and has served Texas for over two decades. The company has been acquired by Catalyst Power.

Plans & Pricing

APG&E offers fixed-rate electricity plans for residential and commercial customers.

Rate Analysis

APG&E rates are generally competitive with market average, typically around 10-12¢ per kWh.

Customer Feedback

What Customers Like

"Good rates and they serve my business too."

Google

Common Concerns

"Too many name and ownership changes to keep track of."

BBB

Frequently Asked Questions

Does APGE offer a satisfaction guarantee?

Yes. As of May 2026, new residential customers can switch to any APGE plan within 60 days of their enrollment date. To use the guarantee, call APGE customer service before the 60-day window expires. The guarantee covers switching between APGE plans; it does not waive the early termination fee if you switch to a different provider.

Source: APGE

What is APG&E formerly known as?

APG&E was formerly known as Affordable Power before rebranding to AP Gas & Electric.

Source: PUCT

Who owns APG&E now?

APG&E has been acquired by Catalyst Power.

Source: Catalyst Power

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Sources

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Last updated 2026-05-31. Written by ElectricRates.org Editorial Team.

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