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U.S. residential retail price of electricity by state 2018

Average retail price of electricity to residential sector in the United States as of February 2018, by state (in U.S. cents per kilowatt hour)

The data shows the average price of electricity in the retail sector in the U.S., broken down by state as of February 2018. At this time, Alaska had one of the most expensive residential retail prices of electricity at 21.47 U.S. cents per kilowatt hour.

Hawaii	32.05
Massachusetts	22.49
Alaska	21.47
Connecticut	21.04
Rhode Island	20.22
New Hampshire	19.93
California	19.17
Vermont	17.6
New York	17.53
Maine	15.61
Michigan	15.55
New Jersey	15.41
Wisconsin	14.41
Pennsylvania	13.91
Kansas	13.36
South Carolina	12.97
Maryland	12.97
Illinois	12.73
Minnesota	12.71
New Mexico	12.67
Alabama	12.65
Nevada	12.62
Ohio	12.55
Arizona	12.39
Delaware	12.38
District of Columbia	12.18
Indiana	12.13
Iowa	12.05
Mississippi	12.04
Florida	11.75
Colorado	11.72
Virginia	11.71
Texas	11.58
West Virginia	11.43
Georgia	11.33
North Carolina	11.17
Tennessee	11.15
Wyoming	11.05
Oklahoma	10.85
Montana	10.84
South Dakota	10.84
Oregon	10.74
Kentucky	10.55
Missouri	10.48
Arkansas	10.47
Utah	10.44
Nebraska	10.25
Idaho	9.99
Louisiana	9.79
North Dakota	9.65
Washington	9.65

U.S. residential retail price of electricity by state 2018

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