AP Holdings
Retail electricity provider · TX, PA, OH, NJ, MD, IL, NY
AP Holdings sells electricity supply in competitive markets. The local utility still delivers the power, maintains the lines and restores outages.
Rates by state
| State | Homes | Supply rate | Est. all-in | State avg (all-in) | Avg kWh/mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | 99,078 | 10.14¢ | 10.14¢ | 15.96¢ | 1,212 |
| Pennsylvania | 21,331 | 12.79¢ | 21.46¢ | 20.70¢ | 909 |
| Ohio | 10,231 | 9.25¢ | 18.24¢ | 18.25¢ | 711 |
| New Jersey | 658 | 17.33¢ | 23.83¢ | 23.78¢ | 404 |
| Maryland | 223 | 13.07¢ | 21.31¢ | 21.03¢ | 1,203 |
| Illinois | 0 | — | — | 18.79¢ | — |
| New York | 0 | — | — | 28.39¢ | — |
Average revenue per kWh from residential customers (EIA-861 2025), adjusted to the 12 months ending July 2026. Outside Texas, "all-in" adds the state's average utility delivery charge.
Price history (Texas)
Frequently asked questions
How much does AP Holdings charge for electricity?
AP Holdings's residential customers paid an average of 10.14¢/kWh all-in in Texas (EIA 2025, adjusted to current state trends). Prices vary by plan, so check the facts label or contract summary for any offer.
Where does AP Holdings operate?
AP Holdings reported residential customers in 7 states: Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Maryland, Illinois, New York.
How many customers does AP Holdings have?
About 131,521 residential customers in total (2025).