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The average electric bill in Nevada

Nevada households paid $115.07 a month for electricity in 2025, at 13.26¢ per kilowatt-hour for 868 kWh a month. That is 22% below the national median, and ranks #45 of 51 states, most expensive first.

Monthly bill
$115.07
US median $147.18
Price
13.26¢
per kWh · US 15.39¢
Usage
868
kWh per month
Households
1,335,581
residential accounts

What each Nevada utility charges, most expensive first

Valley Electric Assn, Inc charges 15.33¢ per kWh and Mt Wheeler Power, Inc charges 9.42¢ — 1.6× apart inside one state. You do not usually get to choose between them; your address does.

#UtilityPriceTypical billvs US median
1Valley Electric Assn, IncCooperative · 22,728 homes15.33¢per kWh$173.151,130 kWh/mo1.11× dearer
2Sierra Pacific Power CoInvestor Owned · 334,961 homes13.65¢per kWh$90.55663 kWh/mo1.01× cheaper
3Nevada Power CoInvestor Owned · 933,357 homes13.08¢per kWh$114.92878 kWh/mo1.06× cheaper
4Overton Power District No 5Political Subdivision · 15,852 homes12.46¢per kWh$142.491,143 kWh/mo1.11× cheaper
5Raft Rural Elec Coop IncCooperative · 1,568 homes11.28¢per kWh$96.35854 kWh/mo1.23× cheaper
6City of Boulder City - (NV)Municipal · 7,157 homes10.67¢per kWh$118.991,115 kWh/mo1.30× cheaper
7Wells Rural Electric CoCooperative · 4,653 homes10.22¢per kWh$105.871,035 kWh/mo1.35× cheaper
8Mt Wheeler Power, IncCooperative · 5,175 homes9.42¢per kWh$121.131,286 kWh/mo1.47× 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 Nevada utility also leaves customers without power for 1.6 hours a year. A cheap utility that is out for two days a year is not obviously a bargain. See Nevada utilities ranked by outage time, or the utilities that charge the most and deliver the least.

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