Wyoming electricity: average bill, price per kWh and 12-month trend
Last updated · Prices: U.S. EIA, August 2026 · Bills: EIA-861M, to July 2026
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Homes in Wyoming paid 14.43¢ per kWh in August 2026, the 41st most expensive electricity of the 50 states plus D.C. The average monthly bill over the last 12 months was $114.
- Price per kWh
- 14.43¢
- −20.5% vs U.S. · August 2026
- Average bill
- $114
- a month, last 12 months (U.S. $156)
- 1-year price change
- +0.7%
- since 14.33¢
- Average use
- 817 kWh
- a month per home
What stands out in Wyoming
- Both the price per kWh and the average bill are below the U.S. average. Homes here use 817 kWh a month on average, against 870 kWh nationally.
- Bills peaked in January 2026 at $143 and were lowest in September 2025 at $95. Homes use 29% more electricity in winter (December to February) than in summer, so heating, not air conditioning, drives the bill.
- The price per kWh rose 0.7% from August 2025 to August 2026, less than the U.S. average (+3.4%). The July 2026 bill was +8.4% on a year earlier.
- August 2025$110
- September 2025$95
- October 2025$101
- November 2025$109
- December 2025$127
- January 2026$143
- February 2026$124
- March 2026$117
- April 2026$107
- May 2026$105
- June 2026$106
- July 2026$131
| Month | Average bill | Average use |
|---|---|---|
| August 2025* | $109.91 | 765 kWh |
| September 2025* | $95.24 | 635 kWh |
| October 2025* | $101.00 | 668 kWh |
| November 2025* | $109.27 | 786 kWh |
| December 2025* | $126.55 | 987 kWh |
| January 2026* | $143.03 | 1,113 kWh |
| February 2026* | $123.84 | 950 kWh |
| March 2026* | $116.81 | 859 kWh |
| April 2026* | $106.81 | 728 kWh |
| May 2026* | $104.91 | 709 kWh |
| June 2026* | $105.65 | 693 kWh |
| July 2026* | $130.77 | 911 kWh |
Statewide averages across every home, large and small, so a small apartment will often use less. * Preliminary EIA figure, replaced by final data later.
Can you choose your electricity supplier in Wyoming?
No retail choice. Wyoming is not one of the 13 states plus D.C. that EIA lists with a residential retail choice program, nor one of the four with a limited program, so households buy electricity from their local utility. There is no competing supplier to switch to, and the way to a lower bill is using less.
What appliances cost to run in Wyoming
At 14.43¢ per kWh, a 1,500 W space heater costs $0.22 an hour, or $52 a month at 8 hours a day. For your own appliance, every one of these uses the Wyoming price:
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the average electric bill in Wyoming?
- $114 a month, averaged over the 12 months to July 2026: the 47th highest of the 50 states plus D.C. (U.S.: $156). The July 2026 bill alone was $131. These are EIA averages across every home in the state, large and small.
- How much does electricity cost per kWh in Wyoming?
- 14.43¢ per kWh for homes in August 2026, −20.5% against the U.S. average of 18.16¢. That is the 41st most expensive of the 50 states plus D.C. A year earlier it was 14.33¢.
- When are electric bills highest in Wyoming?
- Bills peaked in January 2026 at $143 and were lowest in September 2025 at $95. Homes use 29% more electricity in winter (December to February) than in summer, so heating, not air conditioning, drives the bill.
- Can you choose your electricity provider in Wyoming?
- Wyoming is not one of the 13 states plus D.C. that EIA lists with a residential retail choice program, nor one of the four with a limited program, so households buy electricity from their local utility. There is no competing supplier to switch to, and the way to a lower bill is using less.
- How much does it cost to run a space heater in Wyoming?
- A 1,500 W space heater costs $0.22 an hour at Wyoming's August 2026 price, or $52 a month at 8 hours a day (U.S. average: $0.27 an hour). A heater with a thermostat cycles off once the room is warm, so this is a ceiling.
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Sources
- U.S. Energy Information Administration: Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A (August 2026, residential)
- U.S. Energy Information Administration: Form EIA-861M (monthly bills and use)
- U.S. EIA, Today in Energy: “Residential retail electric choice participation rate has leveled off since 2019” (March 15, 2023)
Prices and bills are EIA's published figures; the comparisons are computed from them.