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Duke Energy Florida Electricity Rates: 18.36¢ per kWh
In 2025, Duke Energy Florida charged its 1,819,962 home customers an average of 18.36¢ per kWh, all charges included. The average home used 1,009 kWh a month, for an average bill of $185.26. That is 20.7% higher than the Florida average of 15.21¢.
Source: EIA Form 861, 2025 full-year data, residential customers. Price = what the utility billed homes divided by the kWh it sold them, so fixed monthly charges and riders are included.
Duke Energy Florida at a glance (2025)
| Average price per kWh | 18.36¢ |
|---|---|
| Average monthly bill | $185.26 |
| Average monthly use | 1,009 kWh |
| Home customers | 1,819,962 |
| Florida average (2025) | 15.21¢ (+20.7%) |
| Change from 2024 | +10.4% (from 16.63¢) |
What a Duke Energy Florida bill costs
Monthly cost at Duke Energy Florida's 2025 average of 18.36¢/kWh. Real bills vary with your rate plan, the season, and local taxes.
| Monthly use | Monthly cost |
|---|---|
| 500 kWh | $91.80 |
| 750 kWh | $137.70 |
| 1,000 kWh | $183.60 |
| 1,500 kWh | $275.40 |
| 2,000 kWh | $367.20 |
At Duke Energy Florida's 2025 average of 18.36¢/kWh: $185.25 a month
Duke Energy Florida rates by year
| Year | Price per kWh | Florida average | Average bill | Average use | Homes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 18.36¢ | 15.21¢ | $185.26/mo | 1,009 kWh | 1,819,962 |
| 2024 | 16.63¢ | 14.14¢ | $170.34/mo | 1,024 kWh | 1,793,067 |
| 2023 | 18.05¢ | 15.21¢ | $186.58/mo | 1,034 kWh | 1,753,585 |
| 2022 | 15.51¢ | 13.90¢ | $160.60/mo | 1,036 kWh | 1,730,814 |
| 2021 | 13.69¢ | 11.90¢ | $143.13/mo | 1,045 kWh | 1,689,516 |
Duke Energy Florida's average home price is up 34.1% since 2021, and up 10.4% in the last year of data.
Time-of-use and peak pricing
Yes. In its 2025 report to EIA, Duke Energy Florida said it offers homes time-of-use rates (the price changes with the time of day). 2,046 homes were enrolled in one of these. Peak hours and prices change, so check the current plan on Duke Energy Florida's website.
Current rate plans and tariffs: Duke Energy Florida website
Latest Florida price
The 2025 figures above are full-year averages. For the most recent month, the statewide average home price in Florida is 14.99¢/kWh. See Florida's month-by-month price history.
EIA data for , updated · Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration
Fees on a typical Florida bill
Our hidden-fee analysis models Florida Power & Light (FPL) at 900 kWh per month (tariff as of 2026-01-01; high confidence). See the itemized charges, assumptions, and tax coverage.
Questions about Duke Energy Florida rates
How much does Duke Energy Florida charge per kWh?
Duke Energy Florida homes paid an average of 18.36¢ per kWh in 2025, all charges included (revenue divided by kWh sold, from EIA Form 861). Your own price depends on your rate plan and how much you use.
What is the average Duke Energy Florida electric bill?
$185.26 a month in 2025. The average home used 1,009 kWh a month.
Is Duke Energy Florida more expensive than the Florida average?
In 2025, Duke Energy Florida's average home price of 18.36¢/kWh was 20.7% higher than the Florida average of 15.21¢/kWh (same EIA survey and year).
Did Duke Energy Florida rates go up?
The average home price was up 10.4% in 2025: 16.63¢/kWh in 2024 and 18.36¢/kWh in 2025. Since 2021 it is up 34.1%.
Does Duke Energy Florida have time-of-use rates?
Yes. In its 2025 report to EIA, Duke Energy Florida said it offers homes time-of-use rates (the price changes with the time of day). 2,046 homes were enrolled in one of these. Peak hours and prices change, so check the current plan on Duke Energy Florida's website.
About this data
Every US electric utility reports its yearly sales, revenue and customer counts to the U.S. Energy Information Administration on Form EIA-861. We use the residential figures for Duke Energy Florida, LLC (EIA utility ID 6455), read from the PUDL open-data copy of the survey. The Florida average uses every utility and supplier in the state from the same survey. These are averages across all homes and plans, not a quote. How we calculate prices.