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How Much Does a Tankless Electric Water Heater Cost to Run?

At the current U.S. average rate of 18.3¢/kWh (July 2026), a tankless electric water heater costs about $70.10 per month at typical usage — 0.7 hours/day.

Per hour

$3.29

at 13,000–27,000 W

Per day

$2.31

0.7 hours/day

Per month

$70.10

383 kWh

Per year

$842

4,599 kWh

Whole-house electric tankless units draw a startling 13–27 kW while a tap runs — often the largest instantaneous load in the house — but only run during actual hot-water use. Total monthly energy usually lands modestly below an equivalent tank by eliminating standby losses.

Calculate it for your home

Per hour

$3.29

Per day

$2.31

Per month

$70.10

Per year

$842

Uses 383 kWh/month at 18.3¢ per kWh.

Cheapest and most expensive states

Monthly cost at typical usage, using each state's current average residential rate.

Louisiana $48.65
Nevada $49.03
Utah $50.18
North Dakota $51.33
Idaho $52.48
U.S. average $70.10
New York $115
Maine $124
California $129
Hawaii $184

Cost in every state

State Rate (¢/kWh) Per hour Per month Per year
Louisiana 12.7 $2.29 $48.65 $584
Nevada 12.8 $2.30 $49.03 $589
Utah 13.1 $2.36 $50.18 $602
North Dakota 13.4 $2.41 $51.33 $616
Idaho 13.7 $2.47 $52.48 $630
Tennessee 13.7 $2.47 $52.48 $630
Kentucky 13.8 $2.48 $52.86 $635
Nebraska 13.8 $2.48 $52.86 $635
Arkansas 14.3 $2.57 $54.77 $658
Oklahoma 14.4 $2.59 $55.16 $662
Wyoming 14.4 $2.59 $55.16 $662
Mississippi 14.5 $2.61 $55.54 $667
Washington 14.7 $2.65 $56.31 $676
Florida 15.0 $2.70 $57.46 $690
Montana 15.0 $2.70 $57.46 $690
North Carolina 15.2 $2.74 $58.22 $699
Kansas 15.3 $2.75 $58.61 $704
Arizona 15.4 $2.77 $58.99 $708
South Dakota 15.4 $2.77 $58.99 $708
South Carolina 15.5 $2.79 $59.37 $713
West Virginia 15.8 $2.84 $60.52 $727
Texas 15.9 $2.86 $60.90 $731
Iowa 16.0 $2.88 $61.29 $736
Oregon 16.0 $2.88 $61.29 $736
Missouri 16.1 $2.90 $61.67 $740
New Mexico 16.1 $2.90 $61.67 $740
Georgia 16.3 $2.93 $62.44 $750
Alabama 16.4 $2.95 $62.82 $754
Indiana 16.7 $3.01 $63.97 $768
Colorado 17.0 $3.06 $65.12 $782
Minnesota 17.5 $3.15 $67.03 $805
Virginia 17.6 $3.17 $67.42 $809
Delaware 18.5 $3.33 $70.86 $851
Wisconsin 19.1 $3.44 $73.16 $878
Illinois 19.2 $3.46 $73.54 $883
Ohio 19.5 $3.51 $74.69 $897
Maryland 21.4 $3.85 $81.97 $984
Pennsylvania 21.7 $3.91 $83.12 $998
Michigan 23.1 $4.16 $88.48 $1,062
Vermont 23.8 $4.28 $91.16 $1,095
Connecticut 24.2 $4.36 $92.70 $1,113
Washington, D.C. 25.2 $4.54 $96.53 $1,159
New Jersey 25.2 $4.54 $96.53 $1,159
New Hampshire 26.6 $4.79 $102 $1,223
Rhode Island 28.3 $5.09 $108 $1,302
Alaska 28.8 $5.18 $110 $1,325
New York 29.9 $5.38 $115 $1,375
Massachusetts 30.5 $5.49 $117 $1,403
Maine 32.4 $5.83 $124 $1,490
California 33.6 $6.05 $129 $1,545
Hawaii 48.0 $8.64 $184 $2,208

How to lower the cost

  • Set water heaters to 120°F and fix dripping hot taps quickly — a drip is a slow leak of paid heat.
  • Shorter showers and low-flow heads cut costs directly; hot water is usually a top-three energy use.
  • Timers and covers transform pool, spa, and tank costs — stored heat and off-hours running are much cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

How much electricity does a tankless electric water heater use?

A typical tankless electric water heater draws about 18,000 watts in use. At 0.7 hours/day, that works out to roughly 13 kWh per day, or 383 kWh per month.

How much does it cost to run a tankless electric water heater for 1 hour?

At the current U.S. average residential rate of 18.3¢/kWh, one hour costs about $3.29. In Louisiana (12.7¢/kWh) it's $2.29, while in Hawaii (48¢/kWh) it's $8.64.

How much does a tankless electric water heater cost to run per month?

With typical usage (0.7 hours/day), expect about $70.10 per month at the U.S. average rate — from $48.65 in Louisiana up to $184 in Hawaii. Rates are as of July 2026.

Does a tankless electric water heater use a lot of electricity?

Yes — at typical usage it accounts for roughly 43% of an average U.S. home's monthly consumption (885 kWh), which makes it one of the larger loads in the house.

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