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Home energy costs index — all 50 states
Every state's average electricity price, average monthly usage, average electric bill, and residential natural gas price — from the EIA publications named in each state guide. Heating oil is shown where EIA publishes it (21 states); where it doesn't, the table says so instead of printing an estimate.
| State | Avg price (2024) | Avg use | Avg electric bill | Natural gas | Heating oil |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 15.18¢ | 1,143 kWh | $173.50 | $18.63/Mcf | Not published |
| Alaska | 24.82¢ | 578 kWh | $143.54 | $11.73/Mcf | Not published |
| Arizona | 14.91¢ | 1,075 kWh | $160.24 | $20.47/Mcf | Not published |
| Arkansas | 12.32¢ | 1,048 kWh | $129.13 | $16.09/Mcf | Not published |
| California | 31.97¢ | 503 kWh | $160.86 | $19.14/Mcf | Not published |
| Colorado | 14.92¢ | 674 kWh | $100.57 | $10.58/Mcf | Not published |
| Connecticut | 28.75¢ | 695 kWh | $199.66 | $16.83/Mcf | $6.154/gal |
| Delaware | 16.57¢ | 911 kWh | $150.87 | $14.78/Mcf | $6.431/gal |
| Florida | 14.14¢ | 1,104 kWh | $156.09 | $25.37/Mcf | Not published |
| Georgia | 14.08¢ | 1,074 kWh | $151.25 | $18.19/Mcf | Not published |
| Hawaii | 42.86¢ | 495 kWh | $212.12 | $48.88/Mcf | Not published |
| Idaho | 11.52¢ | 944 kWh | $108.73 | $8.51/Mcf | Not published |
| Illinois | 15.87¢ | 693 kWh | $109.99 | $11.11/Mcf | Not published |
| Indiana | 14.77¢ | 901 kWh | $133.06 | $9.50/Mcf | $6.053/gal |
| Iowa | 13.40¢ | 832 kWh | $111.54 | $10.33/Mcf | $5.817/gal |
| Kansas | 14.15¢ | 876 kWh | $123.90 | $13.14/Mcf | Not published |
| Kentucky | 12.79¢ | 1,047 kWh | $133.81 | $13.61/Mcf | $5.890/gal |
| Louisiana | 11.73¢ | 1,202 kWh | $140.96 | $16.38/Mcf | Not published |
| Maine | 24.29¢ | 550 kWh | $133.60 | $18.95/Mcf | $6.026/gal |
| Maryland | 17.86¢ | 929 kWh | $165.87 | $16.14/Mcf | $6.371/gal |
| Massachusetts | 29.35¢ | 570 kWh | $167.20 | $21.90/Mcf | $6.115/gal |
| Michigan | 19.30¢ | 618 kWh | $119.31 | $10.76/Mcf | $5.808/gal |
| Minnesota | 15.45¢ | 712 kWh | $110.06 | $10.65/Mcf | $5.916/gal |
| Mississippi | 13.39¢ | 1,156 kWh | $154.83 | $15.42/Mcf | Not published |
| Missouri | 12.91¢ | 1,001 kWh | $129.18 | $16.86/Mcf | Not published |
| Montana | 12.66¢ | 852 kWh | $107.91 | $8.22/Mcf | Not published |
| Nebraska | 11.53¢ | 956 kWh | $110.28 | $10.63/Mcf | $5.630/gal |
| Nevada | 15.00¢ | 930 kWh | $139.39 | $18.69/Mcf | Not published |
| New Hampshire | 23.40¢ | 619 kWh | $144.87 | $18.74/Mcf | $6.033/gal |
| New Jersey | 19.34¢ | 662 kWh | $128.13 | $13.21/Mcf | $6.382/gal |
| New Mexico | 14.20¢ | 654 kWh | $92.88 | $9.05/Mcf | Not published |
| New York | 24.43¢ | 571 kWh | $139.53 | $16.58/Mcf | $6.417/gal |
| North Carolina | 14.13¢ | 1,015 kWh | $143.50 | $16.42/Mcf | $5.828/gal |
| North Dakota | 11.51¢ | 1,029 kWh | $118.38 | $8.99/Mcf | Not published |
| Ohio | 15.99¢ | 846 kWh | $135.16 | $13.77/Mcf | $6.031/gal |
| Oklahoma | 12.24¢ | 1,079 kWh | $132.05 | $13.99/Mcf | Not published |
| Oregon | 14.70¢ | 882 kWh | $129.62 | $15.71/Mcf | Not published |
| Pennsylvania | 17.77¢ | 817 kWh | $145.17 | $13.62/Mcf | $6.066/gal |
| Rhode Island | 28.65¢ | 567 kWh | $162.40 | $21.66/Mcf | $6.380/gal |
| South Carolina | 14.23¢ | 1,050 kWh | $149.51 | $16.91/Mcf | Not published |
| South Dakota | 12.86¢ | 994 kWh | $127.81 | $9.32/Mcf | Not published |
| Tennessee | 12.42¢ | 1,154 kWh | $143.32 | $10.75/Mcf | Not published |
| Texas | 14.94¢ | 1,096 kWh | $163.72 | $17.98/Mcf | Not published |
| Utah | 12.22¢ | 774 kWh | $94.57 | $13.15/Mcf | Not published |
| Vermont | 21.90¢ | 574 kWh | $125.66 | $17.34/Mcf | $6.097/gal |
| Virginia | 14.41¢ | 1,032 kWh | $148.77 | $15.40/Mcf | $6.003/gal |
| Washington | 11.90¢ | 955 kWh | $113.68 | $12.72/Mcf | Not published |
| West Virginia | 15.07¢ | 1,027 kWh | $154.76 | $15.26/Mcf | Not published |
| Wisconsin | 17.18¢ | 645 kWh | $110.87 | $10.14/Mcf | $5.786/gal |
| Wyoming | 12.47¢ | 863 kWh | $107.65 | $12.39/Mcf | Not published |
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