Sharyland electricity

Sharyland Utilities is a Texas electric wires company. It does not sell you a retail plan. On October 12, 2026, the McAllen ZIPs we checked returned AEP Texas Central, and one also returned Oncor. None returned Sharyland. If your bill names Sharyland, call them for outages and compare your ZIP on Power to Choose before you shop.

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What Sharyland does

Sharyland delivers electricity. It does not choose your retail plan and it does not set a shopping-site rate. You still pick the provider in the areas where retail choice is open.

Areas we have reviewed

None of the city pages in this launch had a Power to Choose ZIP result naming Sharyland. Check your ZIP before you assume.

We are not listing a city as 'served by Sharyland' until a Power to Choose ZIP search says so. McAllen is AEP Texas Central, with Oncor on ZIP 78503.

Delivery charges are PUCT-regulated and passed through. This page does not copy a cents-per-kWh rate.

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Outages

For an outage, use Sharyland. If that page is the ERCOT market notice rather than a live outage map, use the phone number on your bill.

Questions

Who do I call when the power's out in a Sharyland address?

Call Sharyland. The retail provider does not repair the lines. Use the outage page linked on this page, or the number on your bill.

Can I switch away from Sharyland?

No. Sharyland is the delivery utility for the addresses it serves. You can switch the retail provider that sells the energy, not the company that owns the wires.

Why is there a Sharyland charge on my bill?

That is the delivery charge for the poles, wires, and meter. It is regulated and passed through. Switching providers does not remove it. Tariff filings are on the PUCT rates page: https://www.puc.texas.gov/industry/electric/rates/

How do I find my ESI ID?

The ESI ID is the Electric Service Identifier for your meter. Look on a past bill, or ask the retail provider. It ties the address to the right utility.

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Power to Choose is the state's official, free plan-comparison site run by the PUCT. We don't get paid when you click.

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