Nevada Electricity Rates & Average Bill

Residential price per kWh, average monthly bill, trend, and the utilities behind the numbers — June 2026 EIA data.

Data through June 2026 EIA-826, verified Oct 11, 2026

The average residential electric bill in Nevada is $167.88/month at 13.11¢/kWh — the 21st highest of 51 tracked.

Typical usage1,281 kWh/moresidential average US context$164.05/mostates median Trend10-year chart
Where Nevada sits Average bill vs all tracked states
$167.88 /mo $102.44 — Montana $254.27 — Hawaii Rank #21 of 51 · latest EIA month

Where Nevada rates are heading

Residential price per kWh, last 12 months and the 5-year view.

Nevada price per kWh (12 months) ▲ 5.8% over Jul 25–Jun 26
Nevada price per kWh (12 months) 12.4¢ 13.4¢ 14.4¢ 13.1¢ Jul 25 Jun 26
Nevada price per kWh (5 years) ▲ 20.8% over Jul 21–Jun 26
Nevada price per kWh (5 years) 10.9¢ 14.2¢ 17.6¢ 13.1¢ Jul 21 Jun 26

Average bill, month by month

Last 24 months of residential bills (revenue ÷ customers).

MonthAvg billRate
June 2026 $167.88 13.11¢/kWh
May 2026 $119.46 13.6¢/kWh
April 2026 $88.71 14.29¢/kWh
March 2026 $95.09 14.17¢/kWh
February 2026 $82.50 14.38¢/kWh
January 2026 $96.84 13.98¢/kWh
December 2025 $85.33 12.83¢/kWh
November 2025 $82.75 14.2¢/kWh
October 2025 $92.23 13.77¢/kWh
September 2025 $131.51 13.05¢/kWh
August 2025 $183.05 12.53¢/kWh
July 2025 $176.48 12.39¢/kWh
June 2025 $150.93 12.26¢/kWh
May 2025 $111.03 13.29¢/kWh
April 2025 $86.69 13.66¢/kWh
March 2025 $87.42 14.43¢/kWh
February 2025 $82.92 14.3¢/kWh
January 2025 $102.33 13.88¢/kWh
December 2024 $103.65 14.87¢/kWh
November 2024 $91.55 15.25¢/kWh
October 2024 $121.38 14.6¢/kWh
September 2024 $155.69 14.03¢/kWh
August 2024 $202.76 13.72¢/kWh
July 2024 $232.51 13.56¢/kWh

Largest utilities in Nevada

Biggest residential customer bases (EIA-861), with their annual average bill next to the state's latest month.

UtilityRes. customersAvg billRate
Nevada Power Co 916,385 $146.89/mo 15.33¢/kWh
Sierra Pacific Power Co 330,891 $99.68/mo 14.52¢/kWh
Valley Electric Assn, Inc 22,368 $200.19/mo 16.73¢/kWh
Overton Power District No 5 15,545 $131.95/mo 10.69¢/kWh
City of Boulder City - (NV) 7,145 $128.38/mo 10.37¢/kWh
Mt Wheeler Power, Inc 5,169 $117.27/mo 8.5¢/kWh

Utility figures are 2024 annual averages (EIA-861) — not directly comparable to the state's monthly figure.

Estimate your bill in Nevada

Your usage × the latest average rate. Fixed charges, demand charges, and utility-specific rates vary — this is the benchmark, not an invoice.

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How Nevada compares next door

Neighboring states, latest average residential bill.

StateAvg billvs Nevada
Idaho · side-by-side $114.05/mo −$53.83 vs Nevada
Utah · side-by-side $120.25/mo −$47.63 vs Nevada
Arizona · side-by-side $219.35/mo +$51.47 vs Nevada
California · side-by-side $164.72/mo −$3.16 vs Nevada
Oregon · side-by-side $119.91/mo −$47.97 vs Nevada

Cities in Nevada

Average-bill guides for the largest cities we track.

Common questions

Answered from the data on this page.

What is the average electric bill in Nevada?

The average residential electric bill in Nevada was $167.88 per month as of June 2026, based on EIA retail-sales data — about $2,014.52 per year.

How much does electricity cost per kWh in Nevada?

Residential electricity in Nevada averaged 13.11¢ per kWh as of June 2026 (EIA). Rates vary by utility and season; this is the state residential average.

Why is my electric bill so high in Nevada?

Bills are usage × rate. Average residential usage in Nevada runs about 1,281 kWh per month; at the state average of 13.11¢/kWh that is roughly $167.88 before fixed fees and taxes. Heating or cooling months push usage — and bills — above that average.

Is electricity cheaper in neighboring states?

Neighboring states compared, average residential bill: Idaho $114.05 · Utah $120.25 · Arizona $219.35 · California $164.72 · Oregon $119.91 — versus Nevada at $167.88.

Data: EIA residential retail-sales series (Forms EIA-826/861/861M), through June 2026; utility table: EIA-861 2024 annual. Averages are computed values — see methodology. Rates change by utility, plan, and season.