Which States Pay the Most for Electricity? - Voronoi
Sep 20, 2025
Which States Pay the Most for Electricity?
Key Takeaways
Hawaii stands out with a residential rate of 41.03¢ and commercial rate of 35.82¢ per kWh, more than double the U.S. average. Its geographic isolation and reliance on imported fuel contribute heavily to this.
States like Connecticut, California, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts consistently rank in the top tier for electricity costs. These regions often have higher infrastructure costs, stricter environmental regulations, and more renewables.
Texas shows the biggest difference between residential and commercial rates at 6.59¢ per kWh.
