Is your electric bill normal?
Estimate a monthly bill range, compare state rates, and see how your benchmark stacks up against the national average using transparent EIA public data.
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Estimated monthly bill
$101 – $198
Midpoint about $136 at 15.1¢/kWh.
Vs national avg-8%
ND annual gap$492
Estimate based on average rates. Excludes fixed fees, tiered/TOU pricing, and specific plans. Your actual bill may differ. This is a competitive market benchmark; actual plan prices vary.
Demo states live3
CA, TX, WA with utility details.
Directory rows14
Ranked examples for state discovery.
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State rankings
Cheapest and most expensive electricity states
RankStateRateYoYTrend
#1North Dakota (ND)10.6¢+0.8%Demo row#2Nebraska (NE)10.9¢+1.1%Demo row#3Idaho (ID)11.2¢+0.4%Demo row#4Washington (WA)11.4¢+1.6%#5Utah (UT)11.7¢+0.9%Demo row#6Louisiana (LA)12.1¢-0.3%Demo row#7Florida (FL)14.6¢+2.8%Demo row#8Texas (TX)15.1¢+2.1%#9Illinois (IL)16.0¢+2.4%Demo row#10New York (NY)22.9¢+3.6%Demo row#11Massachusetts (MA)28.4¢+4.1%Demo row#12California (CA)31.8¢+5.2%#13Connecticut (CT)32.6¢+4.8%Demo row#14Hawaii (HI)41.9¢+3.0%Demo row12-month trend
U.S. residential rate benchmark
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