Utility Administration Section

The Utility Administration Section manages the administrative responsibilities for the City’s electric and natural gas municipal facility accounts and manages various City energy management initiatives.  Utility Administration, negotiates and oversees the city’s franchise and license agreements, and administers fiscal and administrative responsibilities concerning telecommunications revenue.  


Public Service Provider Registration 

Management of Public Right-of-way Used by Telecommunication Providers

It is the City of Fort Worth’s policy to manage its rights of way in accordance with all applicable law. In order to protect public health, safety, and welfare, all public service providers desiring to use the Public Right-Of-Way (ROW) shall register with the City of Fort Worth.

Right-of-Way-Registration-Form.pdf(PDF, 216KB)

Download, complete, and submit your registration form.


Local Government Reporting

Energy Reporting

Senate Bill 241

The Texas Health and Safety Code §388.005(c) requires each political subdivision in a non-attainment area or an affected county to establish a goal to reduce electric consumption by at least five percent each state fiscal year. In 2019, the 86th Legislature passed Senate Bill 241, extending the timeline for this requirement seven years beginning September 1, 2019.

Each political subdivision, institution of higher education or state agency must submit a report annually to State Energy Conservation Office regarding the entity's progress and efforts to meet the five percent annual reduction goal.

SECO Energy Consumption Reporting Dashboard


HB 3693 Compliance

The City pays for electric, natural gas, and water-utility services for its municipal facilities and assets.  Herein represents the State-required reporting by electronic record of the metered amount of those utilities and the aggregated costs for those services.  The below provides compliance with the Texas House Bill 3693 whereby a governmental entity responsible for payments for electric, water, or natural gas utility services shall record in an electronic repository the governmental entity's metered amount of electricity, water, or natural gas consumed for which it is responsible to pay and the aggregate costs for those utility services.  


Fiscal Year 2020, 2021, 2022

 Utility Service
Service Provider
FY2020
FY2021
FY2022
 Electricity
The Texas General Land Office
 264,127,058
kWh 
 183,785,228
kWh 
 -
kWh
Reliant Energy (NRG)
 -
 84,119,103
 316,487,760
TXU Energy Retail Company, LLC
 25,087,401
 13,200,878
 -
Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc.
 4,475,665
 4,968,399
 4,563,431
Denton County Electric Cooperative, Inc. d/b/a CoServ Electric
 413,714
 422,852
 461,168
 United Cooperative Services
 11,652
 3,792
 3,095
 Natural Gas
 Atmos Energy Corporation
 678,710
 MCF
 715,125
 MCF
583,869
 MCF
 CenterPoint Energy Services, Inc
 20,625
 -
 -
Symmetry Energy Solutions, LLC
 -
 46,817
 26,449
 Water
City of Fort Worth, Water Department
 9,396,870
 9,828,863
 10,940,901
 Total Cost
All Above
$92,871,550
$101,807,257
$108,165,050

 

 


Consumer Information

Residential or Commercial Utilities (Electric & Natural Gas): 

Residential or Commercial Utilities (Electric & Gas):

New to the City of Fort Worth?

Please review the links below for more information regarding utilitu services in Fort Worth, Texas.

  • Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC)
  • Oncor Electric Delivery Company
  • Atmos Energy (natural gas services)

 

Contact Us

Juanita Rigsby C.E.P.
Energy Manager
817-392-8518