KS · July 2026
Kansas electricity cost calculator
Average residential electricity rate: 15.27¢/kWh — 16.6% below the U.S. average and #17 from lowest to highest among the 50 states in this snapshot.
Electricity cost calculator
What does it cost to run?
Uses the selected state's latest EIA residential average unless you enter your own utility rate. Taxes, fixed charges, tiers and time-of-use pricing are not included.
Monthly history
Kansas residential rate history
Historical EIA data will appear here after the next rate-history sync. The latest snapshot calculator above remains available now.
Common examples
What typical devices cost at Kansas's average rate
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About this rate
This page uses the latest available EIA statewide residential average as a starting point. Your actual electricity price can be different because of your utility, plan, taxes, fixed charges, usage tiers, season and time-of-use pricing. For the best estimate, replace the rate in the calculator with the cents-per-kWh value from your own bill.