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Data for March 2026 Release Date: May 21, 2026 Next Release Date: June 24, 2026 Full report PDF
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Table 5.6.B. Average Price of Electricity to Ultimate Customers by End-Use Sector,
by State, Year-to-Date through March 2026 and 2025 (Cents per Kilowatthour)

  Residential Commercial Industrial Transportation All Sectors
Census Division
and State
March 2026 YTD March 2025 YTD March 2026 YTD March 2025 YTD March 2026 YTD March 2025 YTD March 2026 YTD March 2025 YTD March 2026 YTD March 2025 YTD
New England 29.56 29.25 24.34 23.18 19.28 18.48 14.78 14.17 26.12 25.36
Connecticut 29.76 31.75 23.83 25.13 20.41 20.23 21.25 19.86 26.59 28.04
Maine 30.34 26.86 23.78 20.41 17.37 16.19 -- -- 25.61 22.63
Massachusetts 30.63 30.22 25.33 23.31 20.77 19.66 11.13 10.40 27.05 25.79
New Hampshire 26.56 23.10 22.37 20.34 19.25 17.94 -- -- 23.96 21.29
Rhode Island 29.84 32.37 24.14 25.08 21.34 24.25 23.63 23.35 26.41 28.31
Vermont 23.52 22.01 20.75 19.44 13.14 12.45 -- -- 20.34 19.05
Middle Atlantic 24.14 21.15 19.10 16.95 11.87 9.68 19.58 14.55 19.87 17.29
New Jersey 23.23 19.74 17.31 15.36 15.07 13.28 12.93 11.91 19.47 16.90
New York 28.99 25.67 22.67 20.53 10.85 10.39 22.05 16.00 23.91 21.28
Pennsylvania 20.43 17.94 14.42 11.96 11.77 8.94 11.89 8.70 16.21 13.62
East North Central 18.04 16.56 13.83 12.56 9.69 8.77 8.96 9.57 13.99 12.77
Illinois 17.56 16.51 12.88 12.56 9.70 10.21 8.58 9.46 13.53 13.17
Indiana 16.58 15.07 14.18 13.59 9.33 8.56 14.21 13.48 13.11 12.10
Michigan 20.18 18.87 15.06 13.96 9.28 8.53 13.87 13.19 15.27 14.22
Ohio 17.88 15.82 13.79 11.00 10.53 7.96 9.69 8.65 14.28 11.86
Wisconsin 18.55 17.49 13.48 12.80 9.08 8.56 19.87 17.26 13.75 13.06
West North Central 13.32 12.42 10.28 9.79 7.91 7.57 10.44 9.89 10.62 10.11
Iowa 12.98 12.18 10.53 9.96 6.71 6.37 -- -- 9.28 8.88
Kansas 14.84 13.72 11.57 10.74 8.34 7.82 -- -- 11.73 10.99
Minnesota 15.14 14.71 11.54 11.68 9.31 9.11 11.52 11.76 12.24 12.12
Missouri 12.36 11.44 9.88 9.37 8.09 7.74 9.81 8.84 10.78 10.15
Nebraska 12.16 10.98 9.26 8.29 7.55 7.60 -- -- 9.58 9.00
North Dakota 11.45 10.36 7.68 7.27 8.09 7.36 -- -- 8.62 7.96
South Dakota 13.68 12.19 11.56 10.47 9.30 8.38 -- -- 11.96 10.79
South Atlantic 16.13 14.68 12.48 11.12 8.69 8.03 13.62 10.05 13.60 12.31
Delaware 16.75 15.91 14.12 12.65 12.56 10.06 -- -- 15.26 13.95
District of Columbia 24.19 19.57 23.65 19.87 21.06 14.26 15.94 10.61 23.53 19.42
Florida 15.55 14.80 12.29 11.50 9.34 8.69 11.58 11.11 13.84 13.06
Georgia 14.49 13.83 11.93 11.54 7.61 7.55 7.85 7.36 12.08 11.68
Maryland 24.38 18.44 17.65 14.08 17.26 12.06 15.95 11.75 21.09 16.20
North Carolina 14.59 13.62 10.67 10.39 7.85 7.96 10.12 10.15 12.12 11.57
South Carolina 15.93 14.43 12.30 11.10 8.34 7.08 -- -- 12.67 11.35
Virginia 16.19 14.27 11.52 8.93 10.28 9.04 11.67 8.57 13.12 10.94
West Virginia 15.05 14.94 11.77 11.89 8.29 7.84 -- -- 11.71 11.48
East South Central 14.56 13.62 13.92 13.06 7.52 7.08 -- -- 12.16 11.48
Alabama 16.38 15.70 15.06 14.45 7.80 7.50 -- -- 12.84 12.46
Kentucky 14.12 12.76 12.96 11.82 7.83 6.93 -- -- 11.61 10.49
Mississippi 14.95 13.45 14.52 12.92 7.56 7.10 -- -- 12.25 11.23
Tennessee 13.48 12.79 13.55 12.97 6.79 6.69 -- -- 11.97 11.53
West South Central 14.88 13.86 9.22 8.85 6.78 6.25 11.38 7.43 10.15 9.60
Arkansas 12.81 11.76 11.41 10.36 6.60 6.38 12.96 11.89 9.93 9.41
Louisiana 13.07 11.88 12.20 11.11 6.58 5.82 11.46 11.05 9.90 9.02
Oklahoma 12.96 11.56 9.00 8.39 6.42 5.73 -- -- 9.48 8.70
Texas 15.80 14.91 8.74 8.51 6.90 6.41 7.41 3.91 10.33 9.87
Mountain 14.76 13.73 11.04 10.69 7.62 7.45 10.96 10.10 11.28 10.83
Arizona 15.72 14.99 11.73 11.99 7.17 7.67 9.58 10.49 12.34 12.36
Colorado 16.64 15.01 12.91 11.23 9.51 8.44 10.45 8.94 13.28 11.87
Idaho 12.52 11.07 9.42 9.09 7.04 7.03 -- -- 10.07 9.43
Montana 13.20 11.62 12.25 10.82 6.78 6.83 -- -- 11.21 10.19
Nevada 14.16 14.18 9.04 9.46 7.62 6.82 9.83 8.61 10.15 10.04
New Mexico 14.85 14.26 10.32 10.63 5.74 6.06 -- -- 8.93 9.36
Utah 13.11 12.28 9.91 9.44 8.36 8.06 12.14 12.35 10.54 10.04
Wyoming 13.13 11.90 9.64 9.30 8.75 8.48 -- -- 9.86 9.45
Pacific Contiguous 24.02 22.53 19.99 19.04 13.68 13.64 16.25 15.43 20.43 19.46
California 32.08 31.37 25.27 23.97 19.39 19.37 16.70 16.08 26.85 25.86
Oregon 14.72 14.73 10.52 10.50 7.97 8.10 14.19 13.37 11.36 11.51
Washington 14.09 12.27 12.01 10.60 7.02 6.78 13.73 11.82 12.10 10.75
Pacific Noncontiguous 33.80 33.57 29.68 29.53 29.64 29.09 -- -- 31.07 30.72
Alaska 26.14 25.07 22.38 21.97 22.26 20.41 -- -- 23.77 22.77
Hawaii 41.53 41.35 37.94 37.52 33.05 32.62 -- -- 37.15 36.77
U.S. Total 17.91 16.42 13.97 12.98 8.94 8.28 16.72 13.24 14.23 13.16

See Technical notes for additional information on the Commercial, Industrial, and Transportation sectors.
Notes: - See Glossary for definitions. - Values are preliminary estimates based on a cutoff model sample.
See Technical Notes for a discussion of the sample design for the Form EIA-826.
Utilities and energy service providers may classify commercial and industrial customers based on either NAICS codes or demands or usage falling within specified limits by rate schedule.
Changes from year to year in consumer counts, sales and revenues, particularly involving the commercial and industrial consumer sectors, may result from respondent implementation of changes in the definitions of consumers, and reclassifications.
Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861M (formerly EIA-826), Monthly Electric Power Industry Report.