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Electricity rates in Nevada

Updated 2026-10-21 with EIA data through July 2026

Avg. residential rate
13.36¢
per kWh, last 12 months
Jul 2026
12.77¢
+3.1% year over year
Avg. monthly bill
$116
868 kWh/month
vs. U.S. average
-26%
U.S. 17.99¢
Rank
6th
cheapest of 51

Homes in Nevada paid an average of 13.36¢ per kWh over the last 12 months, up from 11.41¢ in 2016. Businesses paid 9.35¢ and industry 8.36¢. Electricity is regulated, so your utility is set by your address.

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Nevada electricity price trend

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NevadaU.S. average
Nevada average annual residential electricity price 11¢12¢14¢16¢17¢ 201020122014201620182020202220242025 2010: 12¢2011: 12¢2012: 12¢2013: 12¢2014: 13¢2015: 13¢2016: 11¢2017: 12¢2018: 12¢2019: 12¢2020: 11¢2021: 11¢2022: 14¢2023: 17¢2024: 15¢2025: 13¢

Annual average residential price, 2010–2025. Since 2016, prices have risen +15%.

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Electric utilities in Nevada

14 utilities serve homes in Nevada. Rates are average residential revenue per kWh, so they include fixed charges. Click a utility for rate plans, outage history and its service map.

Residential electricity rates by county in Nevada (largest utility per county). Click a county for all its utilities. Churchill: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢, City of Fallon 16.2¢Clark: Nevada Power Co. 13.3¢, Valley Electric Association 16.4¢, Overton Power District No 5 12.7¢ +1 moreDouglas: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢Elko: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢, Mt Wheeler Power 9.6¢, Wells Rural Electric Co. 10.7¢ +1 moreEsmeralda: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢, Valley Electric Association 16.4¢Eureka: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢, Mt Wheeler Power 9.6¢, Wells Rural Electric Co. 10.7¢Humboldt: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢Lander: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢Lincoln: Lincoln County Power Dist No 1 11.9¢, Alamo Power District No 3 17.2¢, City of Caliente 7.6¢Lyon: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢Mineral: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢Nye: Nevada Power Co. 13.3¢, Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢, Valley Electric Association 16.4¢ +1 morePershing: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢Storey: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢Washoe: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢, Plumas-Sierra Rural Electric Co-op 23.6¢, Surprise Valley Electrification 14.4¢White Pine: Mt Wheeler Power 9.6¢Carson City: Sierra Pacific Power Co. 13.3¢
under 13.3¢13.3–13.3¢13.3¢+no utility on record

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UtilityTypeHomes servedRateAvg billOutage min/yr
Nevada Power Co.Investor-owned933K13.28¢$11771
Sierra Pacific Power Co.Investor-owned335K13.26¢$88288
Valley Electric AssociationElectric cooperative23K16.44¢$18693
Overton Power District No 5Public power district16K12.65¢$14513
City of Boulder CityMunicipal7,15710.71¢$119345
Mt Wheeler PowerElectric cooperative5,1759.60¢$123—
City of FallonMunicipal5,01216.16¢$241—
Wells Rural Electric Co.Electric cooperative4,65310.74¢$111—
Lincoln County Power Dist No 1Public power district2,14811.90¢$272—
Raft Rural Electric Co-opElectric cooperative1,56811.94¢$102—
Alamo Power District No 3Public power district74217.18¢$272—
City of CalienteMunicipal5467.58¢$192—
Plumas-Sierra Rural Electric Co-opElectric cooperative37723.63¢$252—
Surprise Valley ElectrificationElectric cooperative614.41¢$116—

Retail electricity providers in Nevada

Average revenue per kWh from residential customers in 2025 (EIA-861), adjusted to current state trend.

Nevada vs. neighboring states

Energy costs at a glance

Natural gas (homes)$1.21/therm
Gasoline (regular)$5.01/gal
Driving cost: EV vs. gas4.1¢ vs. 18¢/mi
Solar output (1 kW, Las Vegas)1,753 kWh/yr
Avg. outage time (2025)2 hr 8 min/yr
Commercial rate9.35¢
Industrial rate8.36¢

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What appliances cost to run in Nevada

AppliancePer monthPer yearvs. U.S.
Space heater$22.03$110−$38
Central air conditioner$76.86$384−$133
Refrigerator$5.57$67−$23
Electric car$49.65$596−$206
Electric clothes dryer$9.16$110−$38
Electric water heater$50.10$601−$208
Hot tub$33.40$401−$139
TV$1.67$20−$7
Pool pump (single-speed)$55.30$277−$96
Heat pump$137$683−$237

Electricity rates by city in Nevada

Frequently asked questions

What is the average electricity rate in Nevada?

The average residential rate in Nevada was 13.36¢ per kWh over the 12 months ending July 2026. That is 26% below the U.S. average of 17.99¢. In July 2026 alone it was 12.77¢, +3.1% from a year earlier.

What is the average electric bill in Nevada?

About $116 a month. The average Nevada home uses 868 kWh a month (EIA 2025), and we priced that at the current average rate. Bills vary with your utility, home size, heating type and season.

Is electricity expensive in Nevada?

Nevada ranks 6th cheapest of 51 (50 states plus DC) for residential electricity. That puts it among the cheapest states in the country.

Can I choose my electricity provider in Nevada?

No. Nevada homes buy electricity from the utility that serves their address: an investor-owned utility, electric cooperative or municipal utility.

Which electric company is cheapest in Nevada?

Among utilities with at least 1,000 residential customers, Mt Wheeler Power has the lowest average rate at 9.60¢/kWh. The highest is Valley Electric Association at 16.44¢. Most homes can't switch utilities, since your address determines which one serves you.

How reliable is the power grid in Nevada?

In 2025, the average Nevada customer was without power for 2 hr 8 min (SAIDI, including major storms) across about 1.1 outages. Excluding major event days it was 101 min. Figures are customer-weighted across utilities that report to EIA.

Sources: EIA-861M monthly sales and revenue (through July 2026), EIA-861 2025 utility data, EIA fuel prices, NREL PVWatts. Methodology.