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Wyoming Electricity Cost 2026: 14.68¢/kWh
Wyoming residential electricity rates average 14.68 cents per kWh in 2026, -22.0% vs the 18.83¢ US national average. The state operates a regulated retail market with coal/wind as the primary generation source.
State Rate
14.68
cents/kWh
Monthly Bill
$127
at 863 kWh
vs National
-22.0%
national avg 18.83¢
Rank (cheapest first)
14/50
YoY change +12.5%
Market Type
Regulated
Supply rate set by state PUC
Primary Generation
Coal/Wind
per EIA State Energy Profile
Annual Bill (avg usage)
$1,520
vs national $1,950
Wyoming electricity market
Regulated state served by Rocky Mountain Power, Black Hills Energy, and a network of cooperatives. Generation mix is heavily coal and wind; the state hosts some of the strongest wind resources in the US.
Where Wyoming residents save
No retail competition. Low rates and a small population mean residential efficiency is incremental rather than transformative; weatherization through the Wyoming Department of Family Services Weatherization Assistance Program serves low-income households.
Primary utilities
- Rocky Mountain Power
- Black Hills Energy
- Wyoming Electric Cooperatives
Wyoming bill estimates by usage
| Home Profile | Monthly kWh | Monthly Bill | Annual Bill |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment | 500 | $73 | $881 |
| Small house | 750 | $110 | $1,321 |
| Average household | 863 | $127 | $1,520 |
| Large house | 1200 | $176 | $2,114 |
| Large house + EV | 1500 | $220 | $2,642 |
Estimates use the Wyoming state-average rate of 14.68¢/kWh from EIA data. Your actual bill includes delivery charges, customer-service fees, and state/local taxes already blended into this retail rate, plus any locality-specific surcharges not captured at the state-average level.