Energy costs by state
Pick a state for everything we hold on it in one place — prices, the typical bill, what heating and cooling cost, and whether solar pays off.
Alabama$185/moAlaska$157/moArizona$161/moArkansas$138/moCalifornia$160/moColorado$109/moConnecticut$203/moDelaware$165/moDistrict of Columbia$152/moFlorida$169/moGeorgia$161/moHawaii$215/moIdaho$111/moIllinois$132/moIndiana$159/moIowa$119/moKansas$130/moKentucky$154/moLouisiana$156/moMaine$155/moMaryland$206/moMassachusetts$183/moMichigan$131/moMinnesota$119/moMississippi$169/moMissouri$145/moMontana$113/moNebraska$121/moNevada$115/moNew Hampshire$167/moNew Jersey$160/moNew Mexico$98/moNew York$164/moNorth Carolina$150/moNorth Dakota$130/moOhio$157/moOklahoma$141/moOregon$132/moPennsylvania$172/moRhode Island$165/moSouth Carolina$164/moSouth Dakota$138/moTennessee$162/moTexas$173/moUtah$102/moVermont$140/moVirginia$171/moWashington$130/moWest Virginia$165/moWisconsin$123/moWyoming$113/mo
The figure beside each state is the typical monthly electricity bill. Prices from the US Energy Information Administration, refreshed monthly.