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Electricity Costs in Nevada

Nevada residents pay an average of 12.8¢ per kilowatt-hour as of July 2026 — the 2nd cheapest of the 51 U.S. jurisdictions we track, 30% below the national average. For a typical home using 885 kWh a month, that's a bill of about $113.

Average rate

12.8¢

per kWh, residential

U.S. rank

2nd

cheapest of 51

vs. U.S. average

-30%

national: 18.3¢/kWh

Change vs. last year

-14.7%

was 15¢/kWh

The most expensive things to run in Nevada

Monthly cost at typical usage and Nevada's current rate.

Running costs for every appliance

Appliance Per day Per month Per year
Electric Furnace $7.68 $233 $2,803
Central Air Conditioner $3.58 $109 $1,308
Heat Pump $3.07 $93.39 $1,121
Pool Heater (Heat Pump) $2.56 $77.82 $934
Garage Heater $1.92 $58.37 $701
Electric Water Heater $1.67 $50.78 $610
Tankless Electric Water Heater $1.61 $49.03 $589
Space Heater $1.54 $46.69 $561
Baseboard Heater $1.54 $46.69 $561
Oil-Filled Radiator Heater $1.54 $46.69 $561
Pool Pump $1.54 $46.69 $561
EV Charging (Level 2, Home) $1.28 $38.91 $467
Infrared Heater $1.23 $37.36 $449
Portable Air Conditioner $1.02 $31.13 $374
Window Air Conditioner $0.92 $28.02 $336
Oxygen Concentrator $0.92 $28.02 $336
Electric Fireplace $0.90 $27.24 $327
Ductless Mini-Split $0.82 $24.90 $299
Electric Wall Heater $0.77 $23.35 $280
Dehumidifier $0.64 $19.46 $234
Hot Tub $0.63 $19.26 $231
Grow Light $0.54 $16.34 $196
Furnace Blower Fan (Gas Furnace) $0.51 $15.56 $187
Food Dehydrator $0.51 $15.56 $187
Refrigerator $0.46 $14.01 $168
Evaporative (Swamp) Cooler $0.41 $12.45 $150
Pellet Stove $0.38 $11.67 $140
Heat Pump Water Heater $0.38 $11.67 $140
Upright Freezer $0.37 $11.21 $135
Electric Oven $0.31 $9.34 $112
Aquarium $0.31 $9.34 $112
Home Server / Homelab $0.31 $9.34 $112
Chest Freezer $0.28 $8.40 $101
Electric Dryer $0.27 $8.34 $100
Well Pump $0.26 $7.78 $93.44
Gaming PC $0.24 $7.24 $86.90
Home Sauna $0.22 $6.67 $80.09
Electric Stove Burner $0.19 $5.84 $70.08
Mini Fridge $0.18 $5.60 $67.28
Starlink Dish $0.18 $5.60 $67.28
Induction Cooktop $0.18 $5.45 $65.41
Desktop Computer $0.16 $4.81 $57.75
Electric Blanket $0.15 $4.67 $56.06
Reptile Heat Lamp / Terrarium $0.15 $4.67 $56.06
Air Purifier $0.12 $3.74 $44.85
Heat Pump Dryer $0.12 $3.61 $43.38
Dishwasher $0.11 $3.34 $40.05
75-Inch TV $0.10 $2.96 $35.48
Air Fryer $0.10 $2.92 $35.04
OLED TV 7.8¢ $2.37 $28.48
Box Fan 7.7¢ $2.33 $28.03
Toaster Oven 7.7¢ $2.33 $28.03
Game Console (PS5 / Xbox Series X) 7.3¢ $2.22 $26.70
65-Inch TV 7.2¢ $2.18 $26.14
Ceiling Fan 6.1¢ $1.87 $22.43
Tower Fan 6.1¢ $1.87 $22.43
Cable / Satellite Box 6.1¢ $1.87 $22.43
Slow Cooker 5.5¢ $1.67 $20.02
55-Inch TV 5.2¢ $1.59 $19.13
Humidifier 5.1¢ $1.56 $18.69
Electric Pressure Cooker (Instant Pot) 5.1¢ $1.56 $18.69
Laptop 4.6¢ $1.40 $16.82
CPAP Machine 4.1¢ $1.25 $14.95
Incandescent Bulb 3.8¢ $1.17 $14.02
Christmas Lights 3.8¢ $1.17 $14.02
Wi-Fi Router 3.7¢ $1.12 $13.46
Washing Machine 3.7¢ $1.11 $13.35
E-Bike Charging 3.7¢ $1.11 $13.35
Treadmill 3.7¢ $1.11 $13.35
Microwave 3.5¢ $1.07 $12.85
3D Printer 3.3¢ $1.00 $12.01
Computer Monitor 3.2¢ $0.97 $11.59
Electric Lawn Mower 2.7¢ $0.83 $10.01
Hair Dryer 2.6¢ $0.78 $9.34
Electric Kettle 2.0¢ $0.61 $7.34
Coffee Maker 1.5¢ $0.47 $5.61
Security Camera (Wired) 1.5¢ $0.47 $5.61
Vacuum Cleaner 1.5¢ $0.44 $5.34
Robot Vacuum 0.8¢ $0.23 $2.80
LED Light Bulb 0.6¢ $0.18 $2.10
Phone Charger 0.2¢ 7.0¢ $0.84

Rates across the West

State Rate (¢/kWh) Typical monthly bill
Nevada 12.8 $113
Utah 13.1 $116
Idaho 13.7 $121
Wyoming 14.4 $127
Washington 14.7 $130
Montana 15.0 $133
Arizona 15.4 $136
Oregon 16.0 $142
New Mexico 16.1 $142
Colorado 17.0 $150
Alaska 28.8 $255
California 33.6 $297
Hawaii 48.0 $425
West average 19.9 $176

Frequently asked questions

How much does electricity cost in Nevada?

The average residential electricity rate in Nevada is 12.8¢ per kWh as of July 2026. For a typical home using 885 kWh per month, that's an electric bill of about $113.

Is electricity expensive in Nevada?

No — Nevada has the 2nd cheapest electricity in the country, about 30% below the national average of 18.3¢/kWh.

Are electricity rates in Nevada going up?

They've actually eased slightly — down about 15% versus a year ago (15¢ → 12.8¢ per kWh).

What uses the most electricity in a home?

Heating and cooling typically lead, followed by water heating, then the clothes dryer, refrigeration, and always-on electronics. Our bill analyzer breaks this down for your own set of appliances at your state’s rate.

Wondering why your bill jumped? Read Why Is My Electric Bill So High? or estimate your whole home with the bill analyzer.