Tag: electricity price EIA
Disclaimer: a lot of numbers to run through; there may be errors. EIA has just published the monthly price of electricity to ultimate customers by end-use sector. Link here.
North Dakota still has the lowest rate for residential use, 11.64 cents / kWh.
North Dakota still has the lowest rate for total average price across all sectors, 7.89 cents / kWh, lower than the 8.87 cents / kWh last reported.
For comparison, residential, cents / kWh:
For commercial: North Dakota, by far, is the least expensive, at 7.46 cents / kWh.
For an average across all sectors, only one state joins North Dakota with an "8"-handle: Oklahoma.
North Dakota still has the lowest rate for residential use, 11.64 cents / kWh.
North Dakota still has the lowest rate for total average price across all sectors, 7.89 cents / kWh, lower than the 8.87 cents / kWh last reported.
For comparison, residential, cents / kWh:
- Maine: 28.32
- New York: 28.55
- California: 33.35
- Hawaii: 42.23
- North Dakota: 11.95
For commercial: North Dakota, by far, is the least expensive, at 7.46 cents / kWh.
For an average across all sectors, only one state joins North Dakota with an "8"-handle: Oklahoma.
