Energy Calculators

Utah electric bill calculator

Estimate a monthly electricity bill in Utah from your usage and the state’s average residential price.

A Utah household using the state average of 761 kWh a month (2025) would pay about $101.29 a month at the August 2026 average price of 13.31¢/kWh (EIA).

Pre-fills the average price (Aug 2026) and typical use (EIA).

kWh

Average for Utah: 761 kWh/month (2025, EIA). Your bill shows your actual use.

¢/kWh
Estimated monthly bill
$101.29
Per year
$1,215
Monthly bill at 13.31¢/kWh
Monthly useBill
500 kWh$66.55
750 kWh$99.83
1,000 kWh$133.10
1,500 kWh$199.65
2,000 kWh$266.20

Formula: monthly bill = kWh used × average price per kWh. EIA’s average price already includes fixed monthly charges, spread over all kWh.

Inputs used: use: 761 kWh/month; rate: 13.31¢/kWh; state: Utah.

These are estimates, not financial advice.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (Aug 2026). About our data

Typical monthly bill
$101.29761 kWh × 13.31¢/kWh
vs U.S. typical bill
−36.2%U.S.: $158.72
Rank (1 = highest bill)
51stof 51

Utah bills at common usage levels

Monthly useBill at 13.31¢/kWh
500 kWh$66.55
750 kWh$99.83
1,000 kWh$133.10
1,500 kWh$199.65
2,000 kWh$266.20

Average monthly bill over the last 12 months

Utah average residential electric bill per customer by monthUtah average bill: $112 in Sep 2025, $164 in Aug 2026. Low $79, high $169.$50$75$100$125$150$175Nov 2025Feb 2026May 2026Aug 2026
· dollars per customer per month
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MonthUtah average bill
Aug 2026$164
Jul 2026$169
Jun 2026$120
May 2026$87
Apr 2026$79
Mar 2026$83
Feb 2026$83
Jan 2026$97
Dec 2025$90
Nov 2025$81
Oct 2025$84
Sep 2025$112

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (Aug 2026). About our data

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How we calculate

bill = kWh × average price per kWh. Typical use is Utah’s 2025 residential sales divided by residential customers and 12 months. The monthly chart uses each month’s sales per customer × that month’s price.

See the methodology for details.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average electric bill in Utah?

About $101.29 a month for a household using the Utah average of 761 kWh (2025) at the August 2026 price of 13.31¢/kWh. That is −36.2% versus the U.S. figure calculated the same way ($158.72).

When are Utah electric bills highest?

Over the last 12 months with published data, the average residential bill was highest in July 2026 ($169.48) and lowest in April 2026 ($78.77), based on EIA sales, customers and prices.

Does this include fixed charges and taxes?

EIA’s average price is total residential revenue divided by kWh sold, so fixed customer charges are included, spread over all kWh. Taxes and fees collected on behalf of governments may not be fully included, so actual bills can be somewhat higher.

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