Entergy Texas

• Entergy Texas says new solar customers do not get a one-to-one buyback, and exported surplus energy is credited at an avoided-cost estimate.

  Entergy TexasDistributed Generation FAQChecked September 28, 2026. Knowledge base entergy-texas-002.

• Entergy Texas says a solar customer is still billed for grid electricity, and solar credits do not apply to non-bypassable charges.

  Entergy TexasDistributed Generation FAQChecked September 28, 2026. Knowledge base entergy-texas-003.

• Entergy Texas says its net-metering installations must shut off when the grid loses power and may not be used as backup power.

  Entergy TexasDistributed Generation FAQChecked September 28, 2026. Knowledge base entergy-texas-004.

• An electric utility or retail provider may contract to credit a homeowner for surplus electricity from on-site renewable generation.

  Texas Legislative CouncilUtilities Code Section 39.916Checked September 28, 2026. Knowledge base statewide-buyback-004.

• The 2024 EIA-861 sales file lists Entergy Texas Inc. in Texas as investor owned with balancing authority MISO, Midcontinent Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc, service type bundled.

  U.S. Energy Information AdministrationForm EIA-861 2024 final data filesChecked September 28, 2026. Knowledge base entergy-texas-eia-sales-001.

The customer-count workbook behind the directory is Form EIA-861. Counts are not repeated on this page.