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Oncor is a Texas-based company that delivers electricity to millions of customers. Find out how to report outages, request new service, learn about energy efficiency and electric vehicles, and more.
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Oncor makes reasonable provisions to provide steady and...
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You can report a power outage or check the status of a...
- Electric Vehicles
Oncor is helping drive the change to electric vehicles....
- Careers
Oncor complies with all employment laws to afford equal...
- Sustainability
Oncor Sustainable Bond Framework, effective September 2020 –...
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The company's regulatory team ensures compliance with its...
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Oncor values our relationship with retail electric providers...
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The reliable delivery of electric service rests on a...
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The reliable delivery of electric service rests on a dependable transmission system. Oncor, the PUCT and ERCOT work hand-in-hand to forecast growing demand and build additional infrastructure to meet it.
Oncor is the largest energy provider in Texas, serving more than 13 million customers. Find out how to report outages, prune trees, dig safely, and contact Oncor for various inquiries and services.
Oncor Electric Delivery Company is the largest transmission and distribution electric utility in the state of Texas and the 5th largest utility company in the US.
Oncor Electric Delivery is a regulated electricity distribution and transmission business in Texas, serving over 10 million customers. Learn about its history, specialties, locations, employees, updates and more on LinkedIn.
system in Texas, Oncor is a regulated electric delivery business that delivers power to more than three million homes and businesses, and operates approximately 119,000 miles (191,512 km) of transmission and distribution lines statewide. Oncor also works with distributed generation customers to
Check the status of power outages in your area with Oncor's interactive map. Refreshed every 10 minutes. Report outage online or by phone.
