The average electric bill in Kansas
Kansas households paid $126.42 a month for electricity in 2025, at 14.44¢ per kilowatt-hour for 876 kWh a month. That is 14% below the national median, and ranks #38 of 51 states, most expensive first.
- Monthly bill
- $126.42
- US median $147.18
- Price
- 14.44¢
- per kWh · US 15.39¢
- Usage
- 876
- kWh per month
- Households
- 1,326,779
- residential accounts
What each Kansas utility charges, most expensive first
CMS Electric Coop Inc charges 21.72¢ per kWh and City of McPherson - (KS) charges 9.51¢ — 2.3× apart inside one state. You do not usually get to choose between them; your address does.
| # | Utility | Price | Typical bill | vs US median |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CMS Electric Coop IncCooperative · 3,221 homes | 21.72¢per kWh | $143.70662 kWh/mo | 1.57× dearer |
| 2 | FreeState Electric CoopCooperative · 17,654 homes | 17.84¢per kWh | $194.151,088 kWh/mo | 1.29× dearer |
| 3 | City of Garden CityMunicipal · 10,458 homes | 16.51¢per kWh | $112.19680 kWh/mo | 1.19× dearer |
| 4 | Southern Pioneer Electric CompanyCooperative · 12,608 homes | 16.43¢per kWh | $124.33757 kWh/mo | 1.19× dearer |
| 5 | Tri-County Electric Coop, Inc (OK)Cooperative · 1,110 homes | 16.34¢per kWh | $100.50615 kWh/mo | 1.18× dearer |
| 6 | Wheatland Electric Coop, IncCooperative · 20,109 homes | 15.01¢per kWh | $130.48870 kWh/mo | 1.08× dearer |
| 7 | City of Kansas City - (KS)Municipal · 62,103 homes | 14.93¢per kWh | $119.94803 kWh/mo | 1.08× dearer |
| 8 | Prairie Land Electric Coop IncCooperative · 13,245 homes | 14.79¢per kWh | $124.10839 kWh/mo | 1.07× dearer |
| 9 | City of Chanute (KS)Municipal · 4,553 homes | 14.56¢per kWh | $113.57780 kWh/mo | 1.05× dearer |
| 10 | Western Coop Electric Assn IncCooperative · 5,800 homes | 14.56¢per kWh | $127.03873 kWh/mo | 1.05× dearer |
| 11 | Evergy Kansas Central, IncInvestor Owned · 343,712 homes | 14.56¢per kWh | $123.78850 kWh/mo | 1.05× dearer |
| 12 | Evergy Kansas South, IncInvestor Owned · 305,665 homes | 14.54¢per kWh | $124.79858 kWh/mo | 1.05× dearer |
| 13 | City of Winfield - (KS)Municipal · 6,299 homes | 13.52¢per kWh | $110.15815 kWh/mo | 1.02× cheaper |
| 14 | Empire District Electric CoInvestor Owned · 8,465 homes | 13.35¢per kWh | $141.951,064 kWh/mo | 1.04× cheaper |
| 15 | Evergy MetroInvestor Owned · 247,426 homes | 13.21¢per kWh | $129.00977 kWh/mo | 1.05× cheaper |
| 16 | City of Coffeyville - (KS)Municipal · 4,717 homes | 12.42¢per kWh | $106.92861 kWh/mo | 1.11× cheaper |
| 17 | Victory Electric Coop Assn IncCooperative · 14,374 homes | 12.35¢per kWh | $103.55838 kWh/mo | 1.12× cheaper |
| 18 | Midwest Energy Inc - (KS)Cooperative · 29,779 homes | 12.01¢per kWh | $107.41894 kWh/mo | 1.15× cheaper |
| 19 | Pioneer Electric Coop, Inc - (KS)Cooperative · 5,038 homes | 11.85¢per kWh | $120.951,021 kWh/mo | 1.17× cheaper |
| 20 | City of McPherson - (KS)Municipal · 7,462 homes | 9.51¢per kWh | $96.851,018 kWh/mo | 1.46× cheaper |
Price is residential revenue divided by residential kilowatt-hours sold, for bundled service only. Typical bill is that utility’s residential revenue spread over its residential accounts and twelve months, not a quoted tariff. The median priced utility charges 13.84¢ per kWh.
Price is only half of it
The median Kansas utility also leaves customers without power for 2.9 hours a year. A cheap utility that is out for two days a year is not obviously a bargain. See Kansas utilities ranked by outage time, or the utilities that charge the most and deliver the least.
Other states
- Hawaii$207.89
- Connecticut$206.46
- Maryland$184.42
- Alabama$184.31
- Massachusetts$181.08
- Texas$170.95
- Florida$167.86
- Mississippi$166.05
- Rhode Island$165.62
- West Virginia$165.13
- Virginia$163.05
- Pennsylvania$161.90
- South Carolina$161.21
- Georgia$158.70
- Delaware$157.80
- Arizona$157.15
- New Hampshire$156.94
- Tennessee$156.03
- New York$154.75
- California$154.73
- Louisiana$153.32
- New Jersey$150.59
- Indiana$149.72
- Ohio$147.74