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How much does electricity cost per kWh in my state?
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| Cheapest states | Price | Most expensive states | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Dakota | 12.4 cents | Hawaii | 46.3 cents |
| Nebraska | 12.9 cents | California | 33.3 cents |
| Idaho | 13.0 cents | Massachusetts | 30.1 cents |
| Utah | 13.2 cents | Maine | 30.0 cents |
| Louisiana | 13.4 cents | New York | 29.4 cents |
EIA's figure is the average revenue per kWh across all residential customers, so it includes fixed charges spread over usage. Every state's figure is on its state page.
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