Oklahoma electricity rates and bills
Homes in Oklahoma paid an average of 13.81¢ per kWh over the last 12 months (Sep 2025–Aug 2026), 23.4% below the US average of 18.04¢; 14.82¢ in August 2026 alone.1 The average residential bill was $140.52 a month in 2025, for 1,064 kWh.2
EIA monthly data through August 2026 (preliminary, released October 23, 2026); annual data for 2025 are final. Next monthly update expected November 24, 2026. Average revenue per kWh includes fixed charges and riders; it is not a tariff rate.
South region, West South Central division
Oklahoma homes paid an average of 13.81¢ per kWh over the last 12 months, 23.4% below the US average; 11 of its 6 neighbors had a lower average. Behind the state average, its two big utilities have moved apart: PSO's customers paid 15.89¢ per kWh over the same 12 months, OG&E's 12.50¢ per kWh3.
What a kilowatt-hour costs in Oklahoma
Over the last 12 months (September 2025 to August 2026), Oklahoma's residential customers paid an average of 13.81¢ per kWh, the 9th lowest among the 50 states and DC and 4.23¢ per kWh less than the US average1. That figure is average revenue per kWh: what homes paid in total, fixed charges and fuel adjustments included, divided by the electricity they used. It is not the price on any single tariff.
Three periods give three different numbers. The 2025 annual average was 13.21¢ per kWh4. The single month of August 2026, a preliminary EIA figure, came in at 14.82¢ per kWh, +2.8% against August 2025. Within the last 12 months, the monthly average ranged from 12.32¢ per kWh in December 2025 to 14.89¢ per kWh in September 20251. The 12-month figure is the fairest basis for comparing states.
Over the same 12 months, 1 of Oklahoma's 6 neighbors had a lower residential average. The cheapest of them was Arkansas (13.57¢ per kWh), the dearest Colorado (16.61¢ per kWh1).
| United States | 18.04¢ | +6.5% | 875 | $157.84 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado | 16.61¢ | +7.9% | 679 | $112.79 |
| Texas | 15.98¢ | +4.8% | 1,114 | $178.09 |
| New Mexico | 15.31¢ | +5.0% | 653 | $99.89 |
| Kansas | 15.13¢ | +5.9% | 887 | $134.25 |
| Missouri | 13.97¢ | +6.1% | 1,039 | $145.09 |
| Oklahoma | 13.81¢ | +6.3% | 1,076 | $148.51 |
| Arkansas | 13.57¢ | +7.2% | 1,056 | $143.23 |
Source: EIA, Electric Power Monthly / EIA-861M sales and revenue by state. Residential ¢/kWh, 12 months: 2025-09 to 2026-08; Residential change, 12 months: 2025-09 to 2026-08; Average residential use, last 12 months (computed): 2025-09 to 2026-08; Average residential bill, last 12 months (computed): 2025-09 to 2026-08.
A modest bill for the year, a large one in summer
The average Oklahoma home paid $140.52 a month in 2025, $10.16 less a month than the US average, for 1,064 kWh of electricity. Use per home is high (14th highest2 among the states in 2025), but the low price per kWh more than offsets it over a full year.
Summer changes that. Over the last 12 months, use per home peaked at 1,696 kWh in August 2026 and bottomed out at 750 kWh in November 2025: the peak month took 2.3 times as much electricity as the lowest. In August 2026, the latest month EIA has published, the average home used 1,696 kWh, the 3rd highest in the country, and the computed average bill was $251.28, 5th highest (US: $209.231). NOAA's records give Oklahoma 1,978 cooling degree days a year on average over 2016 to 2025, 9th highest5 among the states with NOAA data. In EIA's 2020 household survey, air conditioning took 22% of Oklahoma homes' electricity, tied for 7th highest6 among the states.
Source: EIA, Electric Power Monthly / EIA-861M sales and revenue by state. Residential kWh sold per customer in each month. The table adds that month's average residential price. Monthly EIA data through August 2026 (released October 23, 2026); months since January 2026 are preliminary.
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| Month | kWh per customer | Residential ¢/kWh |
|---|---|---|
| September 2025 | 1,086 | 14.89¢ |
| October 2025 | 897 | 14.52¢ |
| November 2025 | 750 | 13.42¢ |
| December 2025 | 1,037 | 12.32¢ |
| January 2026 | 1,205 | 12.62¢ |
| February 2026 | 928 | 12.89¢ |
| March 2026 | 800 | 13.57¢ |
| April 2026 | 759 | 13.31¢ |
| May 2026 | 896 | 13.38¢ |
| June 2026 | 1,246 | 14.33¢ |
| July 2026 | 1,598 | 14.35¢ |
| August 2026 | 1,696 | 14.82¢ |
Households' own reports give a third view. In the Census Bureau's 2025 American Community Survey, Oklahoma households paying for electricity reported a median of about $170 for the previous month (US: $169); 24.7% said they paid $250 or more (margin of error ±0.6 percentage points7). These are recalled bills that include taxes, so they do not match EIA's averages exactly.
OG&E and PSO: two utilities, two price paths
Two investor-owned utilities deliver to most Oklahoma homes. OG&E (Oklahoma Gas and Electric) had 716,295 residential customers in 2025, 39.9% of the state's total; PSO (Public Service Company of Oklahoma, owned by American Electric Power (AEP)) had 506,245, 28.2%8. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission regulates the prices of both, along with a third, much smaller investor-owned utility, through rate cases.
Their averages were not far apart in 2024: 11.78¢ per kWh at OG&E and 12.73¢ per kWh9 at PSO. In 2025, PSO's residential average rose 11.8% to 14.23¢ per kWh, while OG&E's rose 6.0% to 12.49¢ per kWh8. EIA's monthly sample shows the gap widening since: over the last 12 months (September 2025 to August 2026, 2026 months preliminary) PSO customers paid 15.89¢ per kWh and OG&E customers 12.50¢ per kWh. In August 20261 alone, PSO's average was 18.42¢ per kWh, +6.5% against a year earlier; OG&E's was 13.53¢ per kWh, +0.1%3.
Source: EIA-861M monthly sales and revenue by utility; EIA, Electric Power Monthly / EIA-861M sales and revenue by state. Residential revenue divided by kWh in each month, as reported to EIA's monthly survey (EIA-861M; months since January 2026 preliminary).
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| Month | PSO (¢/kWh) | kWh per customer | Bill per customer |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 2025 | 9.68¢ | 1,312 | $127.05 |
| February 2025 | 11.43¢ | 987 | $112.78 |
| March 2025 | 12.15¢ | 798 | $97.02 |
| April 2025 | 14.12¢ | 605 | $85.47 |
| May 2025 | 13.81¢ | 823 | $113.74 |
| June 2025 | 15.03¢ | 1,196 | $179.74 |
| July 2025 | 14.74¢ | 1,612 | $237.54 |
| August 2025 | 17.30¢ | 1,415 | $244.75 |
| September 2025 | 18.26¢ | 1,000 | $182.55 |
| October 2025 | 17.56¢ | 828 | $145.36 |
| November 2025 | 14.10¢ | 647 | $91.20 |
| December 2025 | 12.47¢ | 1,022 | $127.49 |
| January 2026 | 12.24¢ | 1,125 | $137.79 |
| February 2026 | 13.21¢ | 830 | $109.62 |
| March 2026 | 16.12¢ | 745 | $120.18 |
| April 2026 | 14.03¢ | 707 | $99.17 |
| May 2026 | 16.15¢ | 839 | $135.52 |
| June 2026 | 16.95¢ | 1,237 | $209.55 |
| July 2026 | 17.36¢ | 1,649 | $286.21 |
| August 2026 | 18.42¢ | 1,751 | $322.59 |
The bills followed. PSO's average residential bill was $145.20 a month in 2025, +9.0% on 2024; OG&E's was $130.71, +4.3%. Use per home was similar (1,020 kWh at PSO, 1,046 kWh at OG&E), so the difference comes from the price. At each utility's summer peak (August 2026 at PSO, August 2026 at OG&E), the computed average bill was $322.59 at PSO and $239.023 at OG&E. Nationally, OG&E's 2025 average was the 23rd lowest of 177 large utilities; PSO's was the 75th lowest of 1778. The OG&E and PSO pages carry each utility's monthly history and seasonal bills.
Source: EIA-861 annual electric power industry report, 2025 final. EIA-861 2025 final. Average revenue per kWh is all charges divided by kWh; it is not a tariff rate.
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| Utility | average monthly residential bill |
|---|---|
| City of Edmond (OK) | $121.31 |
| OG&E (OK) | $130.71 |
| PSO (OK) | $145.20 |
| Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co (OK) | $156.01 |
| Oklahoma Electric Cooperative (OK) | $161.69 |
| Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative (OK) | $171.57 |
Co-ops, city utilities and the address that decides
The rest of the state is served by electric cooperatives and city-owned systems. Oklahoma's co-ops had 474,341 residential customers in 2025 and averaged 13.41¢ per kWh; public power systems, 93,719 customers, averaged 12.09¢ per kWh; the investor-owned utilities averaged 13.21¢ per kWh. After the two investor-owned utilities, the largest by residential customers are Oklahoma Electric Cooperative and City of Edmond8.
The spread among the 25 utilities with 10,000 or more residential customers was 5.20¢ per kWh in 2025: from 10.73¢ per kWh at City of Edmond to 15.93¢ per kWh8 at Tri-County Electric Cooperative. Their rate-setting differs as well. According to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, state law keeps city utilities outside its price regulation, and most cooperatives have opted out of it, so those utilities set their own prices.
Source: EIA-861 annual electric power industry report, 2025 final. Utilities with 10,000 or more bundled (full-service) residential customers. Revenue divided by kWh sold, all charges included, EIA-861 2025 final. Darker bars have their own page.
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| Utility | ¢/kWh |
|---|---|
| City of Edmond | 10.73¢ |
| Red River Valley Rrl Electric Association | 11.96¢ |
| Southeastern Electric Cooperative | 12.29¢ |
| Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative | 12.40¢ |
| OG&E | 12.49¢ |
| Cimarron Electric Cooperative | 12.50¢ |
| City of Ponca City | 12.52¢ |
| Cotton Electric Cooperative | 12.74¢ |
| Oklahoma Electric Cooperative | 12.87¢ |
| Central Rural Electric Cooperative | 12.89¢ |
| Lake Region Electric Cooperative | 13.03¢ |
| Oklahoma average | 13.21¢ |
| Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative | 13.32¢ |
| Indian Electric Cooperative | 13.41¢ |
| East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative | 13.59¢ |
| Choctaw Electric Cooperative | 13.69¢ |
| City of Claremore | 13.74¢ |
| Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co | 13.79¢ |
| Stillwater Utilities Authority | 13.79¢ |
| CKenergy Electric Cooperative | 13.84¢ |
| Kiamichi Electric Cooperative | 13.94¢ |
| PSO | 14.23¢ |
| Ozarks Electric Cooperative Corp | 14.87¢ |
| People's Electric Cooperative | 15.62¢ |
| Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative | 15.70¢ |
| Tri-County Electric Cooperative | 15.93¢ |
Service areas overlap on the map. EIA's 2025 territory records list two or more distribution utilities in 76 of the state's 77 counties, and 910 in Kay County. Tulsa County alone has OG&E, PSO, three cooperatives and city systems on the list. No average is available for a city or ZIP code; the utility named on your bill, or its own service map, is what sets the price.
Source: EIA-861 2025, service territory; Census Bureau, Cartographic boundary file, counties. Counties where each utility reports serving customers (EIA-861 service territory, 2025). A utility often serves only part of a county, and several can share one: the map shows where each one is present, not street-level boundaries. Point at a county for every utility listed there.
Time-of-use is the norm at PSO
Oklahoma ranks 8th highest on enrollment in time-varying rates: 33.1% of residential customers in 2025, against 11.3% nationally. Most of it comes from one utility. PSO reported 99.7% of its residential customers on time-of-use pricing to EIA; OG&E reported 12.2% on time-of-use and variable peak pricing. Under such rates the price depends on the hour, so a PSO bill depends on when electricity is used as well as how much. Smart meters make that possible: 93.3%12 of Oklahoma's residential meters were advanced meters in 2025.
Rooftop solar is relatively uncommon. Utilities reported 18,196 net-metered residential installations in 2025, 9.6 per 1,000 residential customers, 15th lowest12 among the states.
Wind now rivals natural gas
Oklahoma's power plants generated 89.9 terawatt-hours in 2025, the equivalent of 121% of the state's retail electricity sales. Natural gas produced 44.2% and wind 41.5%, the 4th highest wind share in the country. Ten years earlier the picture was different: in 2015 wind produced 18.4% and coal 32.7%. Coal fell to 10.5%13 by 2025, and the state has no nuclear plant. Both large utilities operate in the Southwest Power Pool (SPP8) market, according to their EIA filings.
Source: EIA, Net generation by state by type of producer by energy source. Share of net generation by all power plants located in the state (utilities and independent producers), by energy source. Electricity crosses state lines, so this is what the state produces, not exactly what its customers consume. Pumped storage is a net user of power and is left out.
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| Natural gas | Coal | Nuclear | Hydro | Wind | Solar | Petroleum | Other | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma, 2025 | 44.2% | 10.5% | 0.0% | 2.7% | 41.5% | 0.8% | 0.0% | 0.4% |
| Oklahoma, 2015 | 45.0% | 32.7% | 0.0% | 3.5% | 18.4% | 0.0% | 0.0% | 0.3% |
| United States, 2025 | 40.9% | 16.6% | 17.7% | 5.5% | 10.4% | 6.8% | 0.4% | 1.7% |
Low business prices, a sharp industrial rise
Oklahoma's businesses pay some of the lowest averages in the country. In 2025, industrial customers paid 6.14¢ per kWh, the 2nd lowest among the states, and commercial customers 9.09¢ per kWh, 4th lowest4. Over the last 12 months the commercial average was 32.9% below the US average1.
The industrial price has risen fastest of the three. Over the last 12 months it rose 9.8% against the 12 before, the 10th highest increase among the states, against 2.4% for commercial customers and 6.3% for homes. In August 2026 it was 8.16¢ per kWh, +22.9% on August 2025 (6.64¢ per kWh), the 4th highest1 rise for that month. Single months are preliminary and swing with large customers' use.
Source: EIA, Electric Power Monthly / EIA-861M sales and revenue by state. Average revenue per kWh: what each customer class paid in total divided by what it used. Industrial customers take power at higher voltage and in large, steady volumes, so their average is lower. Monthly EIA data through August 2026 (released October 23, 2026); months since January 2026 are preliminary.
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| Sector | Oklahoma (¢/kWh) | United States (¢/kWh) |
|---|---|---|
| Residential | 13.81¢ | 18.04¢ |
| Commercial | 9.30¢ | 13.87¢ |
| Industrial | 6.66¢ | 8.91¢ |
| All sectors | 9.99¢ | 14.15¢ |
A quarter-century of slower increases
Oklahoma's residential average was 7.27¢ per kWh14 in 2001 and 13.21¢ per kWh in 2025, a rise of 81.7%; the US average rose 100.8% over the same period. The annual average rose in 18 of those years and last fell in 2023. The most recent step was larger than the national one: from 2024 to 2025, Oklahoma's average rose 7.9%, the 10th highest increase among the states, against 4.6%4 for the US.
Source: EIA, Historical state data, annual sales, revenue and customers; EIA, Historical state data, monthly sales and revenue 1990-2009. Average revenue per kWh (all charges, nominal dollars), each calendar year: 2010 onward EIA-861 final annual data, 2001–2009 the sum of the monthly survey.
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| Period | Oklahoma (¢/kWh) | United States (¢/kWh) |
|---|---|---|
| 2001 | 7.27¢ | 8.58¢ |
| 2002 | 6.73¢ | 8.44¢ |
| 2003 | 7.47¢ | 8.72¢ |
| 2004 | 7.72¢ | 8.95¢ |
| 2005 | 7.95¢ | 9.45¢ |
| 2006 | 8.55¢ | 10.40¢ |
| 2007 | 8.58¢ | 10.65¢ |
| 2008 | 9.09¢ | 11.26¢ |
| 2009 | 8.49¢ | 11.51¢ |
| 2010 | 9.14¢ | 11.54¢ |
| 2011 | 9.47¢ | 11.72¢ |
| 2012 | 9.51¢ | 11.88¢ |
| 2013 | 9.67¢ | 12.13¢ |
| 2014 | 10.03¢ | 12.52¢ |
| 2015 | 10.14¢ | 12.65¢ |
| 2016 | 10.20¢ | 12.55¢ |
| 2017 | 10.61¢ | 12.89¢ |
| 2018 | 10.30¢ | 12.87¢ |
| 2019 | 10.21¢ | 13.01¢ |
| 2020 | 10.12¢ | 13.15¢ |
| 2021 | 11.00¢ | 13.66¢ |
| 2022 | 12.44¢ | 15.04¢ |
| 2023 | 12.08¢ | 16.00¢ |
| 2024 | 12.24¢ | 16.48¢ |
| 2025 | 13.21¢ | 17.23¢ |
Outages and help with a bill
Oklahoma customers averaged 286 minutes without power in 2025 including major storms, 18th highest among the states, and 145 minutes excluding them, with 1.81 interruptions per customer. OG&E reported 237 minutes, fewer than the Oklahoma average of 286 minutes; PSO reported 200 minutes15. OG&E measures outages with a method other than the IEEE 1366 standard, so the two utilities' figures are not strictly comparable. The ranking of power outages by state sets these figures against the rest of the country.
Oklahoma received $41.0 million from the federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program for fiscal 2026, and $35.8 million in the first fiscal 2027 release. That is $25.35 per occupied home, 16th lowest16 among the states. The help paying your electric bill guide explains how LIHEAP works and what else is available.
| OG&E | Investor-owned | 716,295 | 12.49¢ | $130.71 | 1,046 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PSO | Investor-owned | 506,245 | 14.23¢ | $145.20 | 1,020 |
| Oklahoma Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 59,539 | 12.87¢ | $161.69 | 1,256 |
| City of Edmond | Municipal | 39,944 | 10.73¢ | $121.31 | 1,130 |
| Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co | Cooperative | 38,163 | 13.79¢ | $156.01 | 1,131 |
| Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 35,514 | 12.40¢ | $171.57 | 1,384 |
| East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 33,788 | 13.59¢ | $155.04 | 1,141 |
| Lake Region Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 25,042 | 13.03¢ | $154.23 | 1,183 |
| Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 24,981 | 13.32¢ | $170.57 | 1,281 |
| CKenergy Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 22,775 | 13.84¢ | $137.59 | 994 |
| Choctaw Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 21,697 | 13.69¢ | $164.83 | 1,204 |
| Kiamichi Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 20,997 | 13.94¢ | $152.93 | 1,097 |
| Central Rural Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 20,052 | 12.89¢ | $193.24 | 1,499 |
| Cotton Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 19,906 | 12.74¢ | $163.76 | 1,285 |
| Stillwater Utilities Authority | Municipal | 19,604 | 13.79¢ | $121.39 | 880 |
| Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 17,740 | 15.70¢ | $182.08 | 1,160 |
| Red River Valley Rrl Electric Association | Cooperative | 16,152 | 11.96¢ | $131.39 | 1,099 |
| Southeastern Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 15,575 | 12.29¢ | $149.91 | 1,220 |
| Cimarron Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 15,541 | 12.50¢ | $122.66 | 981 |
| Tri-County Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 15,072 | 15.93¢ | $112.22 | 705 |
| Indian Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 14,832 | 13.41¢ | $175.15 | 1,306 |
| People's Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 14,774 | 15.62¢ | $216.80 | 1,388 |
| City of Ponca City | Municipal | 13,907 | 12.52¢ | $110.81 | 885 |
| City of Claremore | Municipal | 12,012 | 13.74¢ | $127.70 | 929 |
| Ozarks Electric Cooperative Corp | Cooperative | 11,873 | 14.87¢ | $149.10 | 1,003 |
| Northwestern Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 9,644 | 16.82¢ | $149.88 | 891 |
| Rural Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 9,157 | 11.93¢ | $137.75 | 1,155 |
| Tahlequah Public Works Authority | Municipal | 8,874 all | 10.05¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Duncan | Municipal | 8,791 all | 10.02¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Altus | Municipal | 8,252 | 13.09¢ | $127.92 | 978 |
| Miami Special Utility Authority | Municipal | 6,829 all | 12.31¢ all customers | – | – |
| Northfork Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 6,579 all | 13.99¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Pryor | Municipal | 5,070 all | 10.25¢ all customers | – | – |
| Southwest Rural Electric Association | Cooperative | 4,430 all | 13.65¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Sallisaw | Municipal | 4,426 all | 13.26¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Cushing | Municipal | 4,422 all | 10.62¢ all customers | – | – |
| Kay Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 4,389 | 14.82¢ | $150.17 | 1,013 |
| Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative Corp | Cooperative | 4,272 | 13.75¢ | $153.28 | 1,115 |
| City of Collinsville | Municipal | 4,260 all | 11.58¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Skiatook | Municipal | 4,231 all | 11.28¢ all customers | – | – |
| Empire District Electric Co | Investor-owned | 3,951 | 14.93¢ | $159.93 | 1,071 |
| Wagoner Public Works Authority | Municipal | 3,866 all | 11.60¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Blackwell | Municipal | 3,168 all | 12.23¢ all customers | – | – |
| Harmon Electric Association | Cooperative | 3,168 all | 12.28¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Purcell | Municipal | 3,041 all | 12.52¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Perry | Municipal | 2,984 all | 11.16¢ all customers | – | – |
| Alfalfa Electric Cooperative | Cooperative | 2,646 | 10.85¢ | $167.08 | 1,539 |
| Anadarko Public Works Authority | Municipal | 2,437 all | 12.92¢ all customers | – | – |
| Tecumseh Utility Authority | Municipal | 2,347 all | 10.95¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Kingfisher | Municipal | 2,333 all | 12.12¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Marlow | Municipal | 2,304 all | 9.07¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Pawhuska | Municipal | 2,091 all | 8.25¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Stilwell | Municipal | 2,090 all | 8.86¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Watonga | Municipal | 1,989 all | 13.31¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Frederick | Municipal | 1,802 all | 13.62¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of New Cordell | Municipal | 1,671 all | 13.61¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Mangum | Municipal | 1,668 all | 9.93¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Fairview | Municipal | 1,616 all | 11.00¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Tonkawa | Municipal | 1,578 all | 12.82¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Stroud | Municipal | 1,522 all | 13.14¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Lindsay | Municipal | 1,515 all | 14.32¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Pawnee | Municipal | 1,427 all | 6.52¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Newkirk | Municipal | 1,364 all | 11.49¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Hominy | Municipal | 1,347 all | 11.14¢ all customers | – | – |
| Prague Public Works Authority | Municipal | 1,294 all | 10.08¢ all customers | – | – |
| Walters Public Works Authority | Municipal | 1,213 all | 16.49¢ all customers | – | – |
| Town of Spiro | Municipal | 1,119 all | 11.16¢ all customers | – | – |
| Town of Mannford | Municipal | 1,098 all | 10.47¢ all customers | – | – |
| City of Wynnewood | Municipal | 1,042 all | 12.10¢ all customers | – | – |
Source: EIA-861 annual electric power industry report, 2025 final. EIA-861 2025 final; utilities with 1,000 or more residential customers. Price, bill and kWh are for bundled (full-service) residential customers: revenue divided by kWh, all charges included. Small utilities that file EIA's short form report all customers together (marked "all customers").
| Adair County | 7 | OG&E, Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co, Lake Region Electric Cooperative, Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative, Ozarks Electric Cooperative Corp, Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative Corp, City of Stilwell |
|---|---|---|
| Alfalfa County | 4 | OG&E, Alfalfa Electric Cooperative, Goltry Public Works Authority, City of Burlington |
| Atoka County | 6 | OG&E, PSO, Choctaw Electric Cooperative, Kiamichi Electric Cooperative, Southeastern Electric Cooperative, People's Electric Cooperative |
| Beaver County | 3 | OG&E, Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Northwestern Electric Cooperative |
| Beckham County | 4 | OG&E, PSO, Northfork Electric Cooperative, Harmon Electric Association |
| Blaine County | 7 | OG&E, PSO, CKenergy Electric Cooperative, Cimarron Electric Cooperative, City of Watonga, City of Geary, Okeene Public Works Authority |
| Bryan County | 3 | OG&E, Choctaw Electric Cooperative, Southeastern Electric Cooperative |
| Caddo County | 6 | OG&E, PSO, Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, CKenergy Electric Cooperative, Cotton Electric Cooperative, Anadarko Public Works Authority |
| Canadian County | 4 | OG&E, Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, CKenergy Electric Cooperative, Cimarron Electric Cooperative |
| Carter County | 5 | OG&E, Cotton Electric Cooperative, Red River Valley Rrl Electric Association, People's Electric Cooperative, Rural Electric Cooperative |
| Cherokee County | 7 | OG&E, PSO, Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co, Lake Region Electric Cooperative, Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative, Ozarks Electric Cooperative Corp, Tahlequah Public Works Authority |
| Choctaw County | 4 | OG&E, PSO, Choctaw Electric Cooperative, Southeastern Electric Cooperative |
| Cimarron County | 2 | Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Southwestern Electric Cooperative |
| Cleveland County | 4 | OG&E, Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative, City of Lexington |
| Coal County | 4 | OG&E, PSO, Southeastern Electric Cooperative, People's Electric Cooperative |
| Comanche County | 4 | PSO, CKenergy Electric Cooperative, Cotton Electric Cooperative, Rural Electric Cooperative |
| Cotton County | 3 | PSO, Cotton Electric Cooperative, Walters Public Works Authority |
| Craig County | 3 | PSO, Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co, Empire District Electric Co |
| Creek County | 7 | OG&E, PSO, East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative, Central Rural Electric Cooperative, Indian Electric Cooperative, Town of Mannford |
| Custer County | 5 | OG&E, PSO, CKenergy Electric Cooperative, Cimarron Electric Cooperative, Northfork Electric Cooperative |
| Delaware County | 5 | PSO, Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co, Lake Region Electric Cooperative, Ozarks Electric Cooperative Corp, Empire District Electric Co |
| Dewey County | 6 | OG&E, PSO, CKenergy Electric Cooperative, Cimarron Electric Cooperative, Northwestern Electric Cooperative, Northfork Electric Cooperative |
| Ellis County | 2 | OG&E, Northwestern Electric Cooperative |
| Garfield County | 5 | OG&E, Central Rural Electric Cooperative, Cimarron Electric Cooperative, Kay Electric Cooperative, Alfalfa Electric Cooperative |
| Garvin County | 5 | OG&E, People's Electric Cooperative, Rural Electric Cooperative, City of Lindsay, City of Wynnewood |
| Grady County | 7 | OG&E, PSO, Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, CKenergy Electric Cooperative, Cotton Electric Cooperative, Rural Electric Cooperative, City of Marlow |
| Grant County | 4 | OG&E, Kay Electric Cooperative, Alfalfa Electric Cooperative, City of Pond Creek |
| Greer County | 6 | PSO, Northfork Electric Cooperative, Southwest Rural Electric Association, Harmon Electric Association, City of Mangum, City of Granite |
| Harmon County | 3 | PSO, Northfork Electric Cooperative, Harmon Electric Association |
| Harper County | 3 | OG&E, Northwestern Electric Cooperative, Town of Laverne |
| Haskell County | 3 | OG&E, PSO, Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative |
| Hughes County | 5 | OG&E, PSO, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative, People's Electric Cooperative, City of Wetumka |
| Jackson County | 6 | PSO, City of Altus, Southwest Rural Electric Association, Harmon Electric Association, City of Olustee, City of Eldorado |
| Jefferson County | 5 | OG&E, PSO, Cotton Electric Cooperative, Red River Valley Rrl Electric Association, Town of Ryan |
| Johnston County | 5 | OG&E, PSO, Red River Valley Rrl Electric Association, Southeastern Electric Cooperative, People's Electric Cooperative |
| Kay County | 9 | OG&E, PSO, Indian Electric Cooperative, City of Ponca City, Kay Electric Cooperative, City of Blackwell, City of Tonkawa, City of Newkirk, Town of Braman |
| Kingfisher County | 3 | OG&E, Cimarron Electric Cooperative, City of Kingfisher |
| Kiowa County | 4 | PSO, CKenergy Electric Cooperative, Southwest Rural Electric Association, Harmon Electric Association |
| Latimer County | 3 | PSO, Kiamichi Electric Cooperative, Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative |
| Le Flore County | 8 | OG&E, PSO, Choctaw Electric Cooperative, Kiamichi Electric Cooperative, Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative, Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative Corp, Town of Spiro, Rich Mountain Electric Cooperative |
| Lincoln County | 6 | OG&E, East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative, Central Rural Electric Cooperative, City of Stroud, Prague Public Works Authority |
| Logan County | 4 | OG&E, Central Rural Electric Cooperative, Cimarron Electric Cooperative, City of Orlando |
| Love County | 2 | OG&E, Red River Valley Rrl Electric Association |
| Major County | 5 | OG&E, Cimarron Electric Cooperative, Northwestern Electric Cooperative, Alfalfa Electric Cooperative, City of Fairview |
| Marshall County | 2 | OG&E, Red River Valley Rrl Electric Association |
| Mayes County | 5 | PSO, Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co, Lake Region Electric Cooperative, City of Pryor, Grand River Dam Authority |
| McClain County | 6 | OG&E, PSO, Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, People's Electric Cooperative, Rural Electric Cooperative, City of Purcell |
| McCurtain County | 4 | PSO, Choctaw Electric Cooperative, Rich Mountain Electric Cooperative, Southwest Arkansas E C C |
| McIntosh County | 4 | OG&E, PSO, East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative |
| Murray County | 2 | OG&E, People's Electric Cooperative |
| Muskogee County | 4 | OG&E, East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Lake Region Electric Cooperative, Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative |
| Noble County | 5 | OG&E, Central Rural Electric Cooperative, Indian Electric Cooperative, Kay Electric Cooperative, City of Perry |
| Nowata County | 4 | PSO, Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co, Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative, Town of South Coffeyville |
| Okfuskee County | 4 | OG&E, PSO, East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative |
| Oklahoma County | 6 | OG&E, Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, City of Edmond, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative, Central Rural Electric Cooperative, Cimarron Electric Cooperative |
| Okmulgee County | 4 | OG&E, PSO, East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative |
| Osage County | 9 | OG&E, PSO, Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative, Indian Electric Cooperative, City of Ponca City, Kay Electric Cooperative, City of Skiatook, City of Pawhuska, City of Hominy |
| Ottawa County | 4 | PSO, Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co, Miami Special Utility Authority, Empire District Electric Co |
| Pawnee County | 4 | OG&E, Central Rural Electric Cooperative, Indian Electric Cooperative, City of Pawnee |
| Payne County | 6 | OG&E, Central Rural Electric Cooperative, Stillwater Utilities Authority, Indian Electric Cooperative, City of Cushing, City of Yale |
| Pittsburg County | 5 | OG&E, PSO, Kiamichi Electric Cooperative, Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative, People's Electric Cooperative |
| Pontotoc County | 3 | OG&E, PSO, People's Electric Cooperative |
| Pottawatomie County | 4 | OG&E, Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative, Tecumseh Utility Authority |
| Pushmataha County | 3 | PSO, Choctaw Electric Cooperative, Kiamichi Electric Cooperative |
| Roger Mills County | 3 | OG&E, PSO, Northfork Electric Cooperative |
| Rogers County | 5 | PSO, Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co, Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative, Lake Region Electric Cooperative, City of Claremore |
| Seminole County | 4 | OG&E, East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative, People's Electric Cooperative |
| Sequoyah County | 5 | OG&E, Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative, Ozarks Electric Cooperative Corp, City of Sallisaw, Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative Corp |
| Stephens County | 7 | OG&E, PSO, Cotton Electric Cooperative, Rural Electric Cooperative, City of Duncan, City of Marlow, City of Comanche |
| Texas County | 1 | Tri-County Electric Cooperative |
| Tillman County | 5 | PSO, Cotton Electric Cooperative, Southwest Rural Electric Association, City of Frederick, City of Manitou |
| Tulsa County | 7 | OG&E, PSO, Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative, East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Indian Electric Cooperative, City of Collinsville, City of Skiatook |
| Wagoner County | 5 | OG&E, PSO, East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Lake Region Electric Cooperative, Wagoner Public Works Authority |
| Washington County | 3 | PSO, Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative, Copan Public Works Authority |
| Washita County | 5 | OG&E, PSO, CKenergy Electric Cooperative, Northfork Electric Cooperative, City of New Cordell |
| Woods County | 4 | OG&E, Northwestern Electric Cooperative, Alfalfa Electric Cooperative, City of Waynoka |
| Woodward County | 4 | OG&E, Northwestern Electric Cooperative, City of Mooreland, Town of Fort Supply |
Source: EIA-861 2025, service territory. Distribution utilities that report customers in the county (EIA-861 2025 service territory), largest first. Several utilities can serve parts of the same county; for a specific address, the utilities' own service-area maps decide.
Questions and answers
What is the average cost of electricity in Oklahoma per kWh?
Oklahoma homes paid an average of 13.81¢ per kWh over the last 12 months (September 2025 to August 2026), all charges included except most taxes. The latest month, August 2026, averaged 14.82¢ per kWh1 on preliminary data. The 2025 annual average was 13.21¢ per kWh, the 10th lowest4 among the 50 states and DC.
What is the average electric bill in Oklahoma?
$140.52 a month in 2025, for 1,064 kWh2 of electricity, according to EIA. The average over the last 12 months was $148.51, and in August 2026 it reached $251.281. In the Census Bureau's 2025 survey, Oklahoma households reported a median of about $1707 for their last monthly bill.
Which electric company serves my address in Oklahoma?
It depends on the address, not the city name. OG&E and PSO8 together serve most homes, and electric cooperatives and city utilities serve the rest; EIA records two or more utilities in 7610 of Oklahoma's 77 counties. Each utility's own service map decides which one serves a street.
Can I choose my electricity provider in Oklahoma?
No. Oklahoma has no retail choice for homes: EIA counted 08 competitive suppliers with residential customers in 2025. You buy from the utility that serves your address.
More on electricity in and around Oklahoma
Neighboring states: Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico and Texas. Put Oklahoma side by side with another state in the comparison tool, or estimate a bill with your own kWh in the bill calculator.
| Ranking | Value | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest electricity by state | 13.81¢ | 9th of 51 (1 = lowest) |
| Average electric bill by state | $140.52 | 29th of 51 |
| Average electricity usage by state | 1,064 | 14th of 51 |
| Electricity price increases by state | +6.3% | 25th of 51 |
| Commercial electricity rates by state | 9.30¢ | 4th of 51 (1 = lowest) |
| Industrial electricity rates by state | 6.66¢ | 5th of 51 (1 = lowest) |
| Power outages by state | 286 | 18th of 51 |
| Renewable electricity by state | 45.4% | 12th of 51 |
| Rooftop solar on net metering by state | 9.6 | 37th of 51 |
Sources
- EIA, Electric Power Monthly / EIA-861M sales and revenue by state; table sales_revenue.xlsx (EPM Table 5.6.A); January 2001 to 2026-08; months since January 2026 preliminary; released October 23, 2026. www.eia.gov
- EIA-861 2025, average monthly bill by state; table Average_Bill_2025; 2025, final; released October 7, 2026. www.eia.gov
- EIA-861M monthly sales and revenue by utility; table sales_ult_cust_2025 and _2026; released October 23, 2026. www.eia.gov
- EIA, Historical state data, annual sales, revenue and customers; table HS861 2010-.xlsx; 2010-2025, final; released October 7, 2026. www.eia.gov
- NOAA, Climate Prediction Center population-weighted degree days by state; table daily state files, base 65°F; 2016-2025 annual sums; 1981-2010 CPC normals; released November 13, 2026. ftp.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov
- EIA, Residential Energy Consumption Survey 2020, state data; table CE4.1.EL.ST, CE5 state tables, state highlights; released June 28, 2023. www.eia.gov
- Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2025 1-year estimates, table B25132; 2025; released October 29, 2026. data.census.gov
- EIA-861 annual electric power industry report, 2025 final; table Sales_Ult_Cust_2025; 2025, final; released October 7, 2026. www.eia.gov
- EIA-861 annual electric power industry report, 2024 final; table Sales_Ult_Cust_2024; 2024, final (file updated December 3, 2025); released December 3, 2025. www.eia.gov
- EIA-861 2025, service territory; table Service_Territory_2025; 2025, final; released October 7, 2026. www.eia.gov
- Census Bureau, Cartographic boundary file, counties; table cb_2025_us_county_5m; cb_2021_us_county_5m; 2025 (2021 for Connecticut). www.census.gov
- EIA-861 2025, advanced meters, dynamic pricing and net metering; table Advanced_Meters, Dynamic_Pricing, Net_Metering 2025; 2025, final; released October 7, 2026. www.eia.gov
- EIA, Net generation by state by type of producer by energy source; table annual_generation_state.xlsx; 1990-2025; released September 14, 2026. www.eia.gov
- EIA, Historical state data, monthly sales and revenue 1990-2009; table HS861M 1990-2009.xlsx; 1990-2009, final. www.eia.gov
- EIA-861 2025, reliability; table Reliability_2025; 2025, final; released October 7, 2026. www.eia.gov
- HHS, LIHEAP funding releases to states; table FY2027 first release; FY2026 final; FY2027 first release (October 9, 2026); FY2026 total; released October 9, 2026. acf.gov
Margins of error (±) are at the 90% confidence level. A difference is called significant only when it passes the Census Bureau's test at that level. How every figure is built: methodology. Found an error? Write to [email protected]; corrections are listed on the updates page.