MeterMath

What would going electric actually save you?

Three calculators that start from your state's real electricity price and show every line of the math. No sign-up, no quotes, no sales calls.

U.S. average pays 18.3¢/kWh for electricity.

Figures above use typical household defaults. Open a calculator to use your own numbers.

Electricity prices by state

Average residential price per kilowatt-hour from the EIA Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A (July 2026 data), cheapest first, with what each state's average household would pay a month at that price. Your state is highlighted.

#StatePriceAvg kWh/moAvg bill
1Louisiana12.72¢1,223$156
2Nevada12.77¢860$110
3Utah13.12¢770$101
4North Dakota13.41¢1,070$143
5Tennessee13.71¢1,205$165
6Idaho13.73¢922$127
7Nebraska13.78¢964$133
8Kentucky13.81¢1,122$155
9Arkansas14.33¢1,068$153
10Oklahoma14.35¢1,066$153
11Wyoming14.36¢845$121
12Mississippi14.54¢1,177$171
13Washington14.71¢948$139
14Montana14.99¢847$127
15Florida15.03¢1,089$164
16North Carolina15.16¢1,034$157
17Kansas15.27¢877$134
18South Dakota15.37¢998$153
19Arizona15.38¢1,019$157
20South Carolina15.47¢1,065$165
21West Virginia15.78¢1,070$169
22Texas15.88¢1,105$175
23Oregon15.97¢867$138
24Iowa15.99¢851$136
25Missouri16.09¢1,054$170
26New Mexico16.09¢651$105
27Georgia16.27¢1,082$176
28Alabama16.40¢1,144$188
29Indiana16.73¢950$159
30Colorado17.00¢673$114
31Minnesota17.45¢738$129
32Virginia17.55¢1,061$186
33Delaware18.48¢929$172
34Wisconsin19.06¢660$126
35Illinois19.22¢717$138
36Ohio19.45¢879$171
37Maryland21.41¢945$202
38Pennsylvania21.72¢846$184
39Michigan23.05¢632$146
40Vermont23.75¢589$140
41Connecticut24.16¢695$168
42New Jersey25.19¢656$165
43District of Columbia25.21¢636$160
44New Hampshire26.60¢634$169
45Rhode Island28.29¢559$158
46Alaska28.83¢559$161
47New York29.90¢584$175
48Massachusetts30.49¢574$175
49Maine32.41¢527$171
50California33.61¢464$156
51Hawaii48.00¢509$244

Energy charges only. Fixed monthly fees and local taxes come on top. The U.S. average is 18.31¢/kWh.