Residential Utility Rates

Review utility-reported residential charges, compare available 2026 default-supply snapshots, and explore a clearly labeled 25-year rate projection. Every series identifies whether it represents bundled, delivery-only, or energy-only service.

Do not add the charted series together. Bundled service can include supply and delivery. Delivery-only and energy-only series are separate utility-reported service types. A 2026 supply snapshot is not an all-in bill rate.

Before quoting solar savings

Confirm the utility and residential rate class on the actual bill.
Use 12 months of usage, not one high or low month.
Verify current interconnection and export-credit rules.
Show supply, delivery and fixed charges separately.

Customer bill calculator

Estimate the current utility bill from the customer's actual usage. Published supply, delivery, riders and fixed charges load separately when the tariff supports them.

Utility

Rate plan

Annual usage (kWh)

Supply rate (¢/kWh)

Delivery and riders (¢/kWh)

Combined or other variable rate (¢/kWh)

Fixed charge ($/month)

Other monthly charges ($)

$0.00average monthly supply

$0.00average monthly delivery and riders

$0.00monthly fixed and other charges

$0.00estimated monthly bill

$0.00estimated annual bill

0.00¢effective all-in rate

Annual usage is divided by 12 for the average monthly estimate. Monthly fixed charges are applied 12 times in the annual estimate.

Taxes, demand charges and tariff items not entered above are excluded.

State

Utility name

Ownership

2026 data

Rate type

Bundled averageDelivery-only averageEnergy-only averageMissing value

Sources and method

The annual values equal residential revenue divided by residential sales for each utility and reported service type. Revenue is reported in thousands of dollars and sales in megawatthours, producing cents per kilowatt-hour. EIA says its average price is a weighted average of revenue and sales and may differ from a tariff rate paid by an individual customer.

Coverage: all EIA reporting entities in the four states with residential customers and utility ownership classifications other than retail power marketer or behind-the-meter provider. Municipal utilities and cooperatives are included. 2026 annual EIA values are shown as unavailable because the year is incomplete. Published 2026 supply snapshots appear only where a reviewed source supports the exact value and period. Solar-policy summaries distinguish statewide regulated-utility rules from municipal, cooperative, aggregation and competitive-supplier programs whose terms remain utility-specific.