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Posted June 23, 2025Residential electricity bills could increase slightly this summer ›
Data values: U.S. Regional Electricity Sales to Ultimate Customers and U.S. Regional Electricity Prices to Ultimate Customers
During summer 2025, from June through September, residential customers in the United States can expect average monthly electricity bills of $178, a slight increase from last summer’s average of $173. We expect a slight decrease in consumption, driven by cooler forecast summer temperatures relative to last summer, which only partially offsets the expected increase in residential electricity prices in most areas of the country.
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