Electricity rates in Dayton, KY
Dayton (5,433 people, Campbell County) is served by Duke Energy Kentucky. Homes on Duke Energy Kentucky pay about 14.06¢/kWh, 1% more than the Kentucky average.
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Electric companies serving Dayton
| Utility | Type | Rate | Avg bill | Homes (statewide) | Outage min |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duke Energy Kentucky | Investor-owned utility | 14.06¢ | $130 | 141K | 184 |
Power outages in Campbell County right now
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Outage history in Campbell County
| 2024 | 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Outage minutes per customer | 218 | 422 |
| Days with outages | 47 | 44 |
| Most customers out at once | 6,726 (17.3%) | 10,020 (25.7%) |
| Worst day | 2024-03-18 | 2025-04-03 |
Outage minutes by month, 2025
More outage time than 2024 (218 min). Data: ORNL EAGLE-I county outage snapshots every 15 minutes, covering all utilities in the county.
Nearby cities
- Bellevue 14.1¢
- Newport 14.1¢
- Covington 14.1¢
- Southgate 14.1¢
- Fort Thomas 14.1¢
- Wilder 14.1¢
- Ludlow 14.1¢
- Park Hills 14.1¢
- Fort Wright 14.1¢
- Fort Mitchell 14.1¢
ZIP codes: 41074
Frequently asked questions
What is the electricity rate in Dayton?
Most homes in Dayton get power from Duke Energy Kentucky, where residential customers pay an average of 14.06¢/kWh including all charges. The Kentucky average is 13.92¢ and the U.S. average 17.99¢.
What is the average electric bill in Dayton?
About $130 a month, based on 926 kWh a month (the average for Duke Energy Kentucky customers) at 14.06¢/kWh. Homes with electric heat, pools or EVs pay more.
Who is the electric company in Dayton, KY?
Duke Energy Kentucky serves Dayton.
How often does the power go out in Dayton?
In 2025, customers in Campbell County averaged 7 hr 2 min without power. Outages hit 44 days of the year, and the worst day was 2025-04-03, when 10,020 customers (25.7%) were out. Source: ORNL EAGLE-I.