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Avg residential rate (manual MVP): 22.58¢/kWh

Updated monthly Last reviewed 2026-02-22 Methodology

Last updated: February 2026

Previous month: 2025-11 (24.17¢/kWh) MoM: -0.95¢ (-3.93%)

Updated 36 days ago

Source: PowerOutage.us · External data

Methodology: Average residential electricity price in cents per kWh from the published state-level dataset. Values are used as a reference benchmark for comparison and estimation.

Data policy

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

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Average electricity price in Vermont

Vermont's average residential electricity rate is 22.58¢/kWh (updated February 2026) based on PowerOutage.us.

The estimator is energy-only and excludes delivery fees, taxes, fixed charges, and other utility fees.

Electricity Affordability Index

Score: 63 / 100

Category: Affordable

Higher score means lower electricity price relative to other states.

Electricity Value Score™

Score: 65 / 100

Tier: Strong

Composite score based on price, affordability, and data freshness.

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Electricity Price Index™

Index: 129 (Base = 100 national average)

Position: Above National Average

An index above 100 indicates higher-than-average electricity prices.

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State snapshot

  • Rate tier: High
  • Example monthly energy cost at 500 kWh: $112.90
  • Example monthly energy cost at 1000 kWh: $225.80
  • Example monthly energy cost at 1500 kWh: $338.70

What this means: Vermont's average residential electricity price is 22.58¢/kWh as of February 2026. This places Vermont in the high rate tier based on the same threshold model used across all states. At 1000 kWh of monthly usage, the estimated energy-only charge is about $225.80.


Quick bill estimate

Est. energy charge: $203.22

Note: this is energy-only (doesn’t include delivery fees, taxes, etc.).

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  • Open rate cases: 0
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FAQ

What is the average residential electricity price in Vermont?

Vermont's average residential electricity rate is 22.58¢/kWh (updated February 2026).

How is the bill estimate calculated?

The estimate uses: kWh * (22.58¢/kWh) / 100. It is an energy-only estimate.

Does the estimate include delivery fees and taxes?

No. It excludes delivery fees, taxes, fixed charges, and other utility fees.

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