Moving to Utah: Electricity Cost Guide

Electricity rates in Utah

The current average residential electricity rate in Utah is 12.97¢/kWh. For a household using 1,000 kWh per month, this translates to roughly $129.70 in energy-only charges.

How it compares nationally

Utah's Electricity Price Index is based on a national baseline of 100. The state's affordability category is "Very Affordable" with a score of 96/100, and its Value Score™ is 96 ("Excellent").

What plan types are available?

Depending on Utah's regulatory structure, you may find fixed-rate, variable-rate, time-of-use, prepaid, or green energy plans. Availability varies by utility and location within the state.

Utility setup tips

When moving to Utah, contact the local utility serving your address to set up service. Some areas allow you to choose your electricity provider. Check the state's utilities page for a list of major providers.

Budget planning

• 500 kWh/month → ~$64.85
• 1,000 kWh/month → ~$129.70
• 1,500 kWh/month → ~$194.55

Disclaimer

Estimates are energy-only and exclude delivery fees, taxes, fixed charges, and other utility fees.