Rankings · Utilities

Lowest utilities serving by state

Electric utilities serving this county.

This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.

How many bundled-service utilities report distribution equipment in this county. This is the context for the three figures above: one utility means they describe what households actually pay, while six means they are a median across six different prices. Rural counties are often served by a single cooperative; metropolitan counties by several.

  1. 1Alaska1
  2. 2District of Columbia1
  3. 3Hawaii1
  4. 4Idaho1
  5. 5Maine1
  6. 6Nevada1
  7. 7Rhode Island1
  8. 8West Virginia1
  9. 9California2
  10. 10Illinois2
  11. 11Kansas2
  12. 12Maryland2
  13. 13Michigan2
  14. 14Montana2
  15. 15Nebraska2
  16. 16New Jersey2
  17. 17New York2
  18. 18Oregon2
  19. 19Pennsylvania2
  20. 20South Dakota2
  21. 21Texas2
  22. 22Utah2
  23. 23Virginia2
  24. 24Vermont2
  25. 25Wyoming2
  26. 26Alabama3
  27. 27Arkansas3
  28. 28Colorado3
  29. 29Delaware3
  30. 30Florida3
  31. 31Georgia3
  32. 32Iowa3
  33. 33Kentucky3
  34. 34Louisiana3
  35. 35Massachusetts3
  36. 36Minnesota3
  37. 37Missouri3
  38. 38Mississippi3
  39. 39North Carolina3
  40. 40North Dakota3
  41. 41New Hampshire3
  42. 42New Mexico3
  43. 43Ohio3
  44. 44South Carolina3
  45. 45Tennessee3
  46. 46Washington3
  47. 47Wisconsin3
  48. 48Arizona4
  49. 49Indiana4
  50. 50Oklahoma4

Not ranked, because this measure is not published for them: Connecticut.

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Source: EIA Form 861. · How this is built