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Utah electricity prices, May 2023

Average price, sales and bills for the month against the same month a year earlier and the US. Final

In May 2023, residential customers in Utah paid an average of 10.84¢ per kilowatthour, up 3.4% on the same month a year earlier (10.48¢). The US average for the month was 16.14¢; Utah was 33% below that. It ranked 50th highest among the 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Residential sales were 810,580 MWh, up 5.8% on a year earlier, and the average residential bill for the month was $70.79 on 653 kWh. Weather moves monthly sales far more than prices do, so bills swing with the season.

EIA marks this month as final. Final monthly figures are benchmarked to the annual Form EIA-861 census of utilities.

10.84¢residential, per kWh+3.4% on May 2022
$70.79average residential bill for the monthon 653 kWh
810.6 GWhresidential sales+5.8% on a year earlier
50thhighest residential price of 51US 16.14¢

Average price is revenue divided by sales for the sector and year; it is not a tariff rate. Reliability figures are as reported by utilities to EIA on Form 861 and may use different calculation methods. Monthly figures come from the Form EIA-861M sample and are revised when EIA finalises the year.

Price by sector

SectorMay 2023May 2022ChangeUS, May 2023
Residential10.84¢10.48¢+3.4%16.14¢
Commercial8.49¢8.28¢+2.5%12.16¢
Industrial6.26¢6.43¢-2.6%7.64¢
All sectors8.60¢8.41¢+2.3%12.21¢

Sales and customers

MeasureMay 2023May 2022Change
Residential sales810.6 GWh765.8 GWh+5.8%
Sales, all sectors2.6 TWh2.5 TWh+3.1%
Residential customers1,241,2841,204,652+3.0%
Average residential bill$70.79$66.60+6.3%
Average residential use, kWh653636+2.7%
US residential price16.14¢14.89¢+8.4%

The two years to May 2023

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Cents per kWh, Form EIA-861M.
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Questions and answers

What was the average electricity price in Utah in May 2023?

10.84¢ per kilowatthour for residential customers, 8.49¢ for commercial and 6.26¢ for industrial customers. EIA marks the month as final.

How does that compare with a year earlier?

The residential average was 10.48¢ in May 2022, a change of +3.4%. Residential sales changed by +5.8% over the same period.

What was the average residential bill that month?

$70.79, on average use of 653 kWh. This is residential revenue divided by residential customers for the month.

Provenance

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861M sales and revenue workbook (state by sector and month), status "Final" for this month, series published through July 2026. Public domain. Price = revenue ÷ sales; bill = residential revenue ÷ residential customers. Utility-level annual figures are on the Utah page.