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Electricity prices in Georgia

Homes in Georgia paid an average of 15.90 cents per kilowatt-hour for electricity in August 2026, compared with 15.55 cents a year earlier. Over the 12 months to August 2026 the average was 15.17 cents, the 32nd highest of the 50 states and DC. The US average over the same period was 18.04 cents.

Residential price, August 2026 (preliminary)15.90¢+2.3% vs year earlier
12-month average price15.17¢+4.4% vs year earlier
Average monthly bill, last 12 months$164+4.8% vs year earlier
Average monthly use, last 12 months1,080 kWhUS: 875 kWh
Price change since August 2021+20.2%from 13.23¢
Business (commercial) price, August 202613.81¢per kWh

Monthly price since 2017

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GeorgiaUS average

Average residential revenue per kilowatt-hour sold, in cents, each month. Prices usually rise in summer in many states because of tiered and seasonal rates.

Year by year

YearPrice (cents/kWh)Average monthly billAverage monthly use (kWh)Residential customers
202514.74$1591,0774,870,226
202414.08$1511,0744,815,500
202313.69$1421,0354,703,793
202213.80$1511,0964,648,899
202112.51$1341,0724,560,652
202012.02$1301,0814,487,426
201911.76$1321,1214,411,520
201811.47$1311,1424,354,020
201711.90$1261,0624,296,976
201611.50$1311,1384,240,421
201511.54$1291,1224,191,206
201411.65$1341,1524,137,055
201311.46$1251,0884,101,344
201211.17$1231,0984,071,476
201111.05$1311,1864,056,148
201010.07$1271,2654,054,134

Full calendar years with final EIA data. Bills and use are averages per residential customer account.

Last 24 months

MonthPrice (cents/kWh)Average billAverage use (kWh)
August 2026 (preliminary)15.90$2341,471
July 2026 (preliminary)16.27$2401,478
June 2026 (preliminary)16.36$1971,201
May 2026 (preliminary)15.84$149942
April 2026 (preliminary)15.37$124808
March 2026 (preliminary)15.01$127844
February 2026 (preliminary)14.13$1521,079
January 2026 (preliminary)14.45$1801,248
December 202513.65$1491,089
November 202514.40$122846
October 202514.51$125864
September 202515.28$1661,089
August 202515.55$1971,267
July 202515.57$2321,487
June 202515.97$1951,223
May 202514.99$141940
April 202514.86$121814
March 202514.70$127866
February 202513.52$1371,013
January 202513.50$1921,421
December 202413.46$1481,099
November 202414.23$116816
October 202413.92$124888
September 202413.63$1461,070

Utilities in Georgia, 2025

Full-service (bundled) residential customers by utility for 2025, from the annual EIA-861 survey. Select a heading to sort.

Georgia Power Coinvestor-owned utility2,480,48416.28$161
Jackson Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative245,84911.87$144
Cobb Electric Membership Corpelectric cooperative203,13111.55$129
Sawnee Electric Membership Corporationelectric cooperative182,84912.82$153
GreyStone Power Corporationelectric cooperative142,84112.55$149
Walton Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative133,58114.10$175
Snapping Shoals El Member Corpelectric cooperative106,30412.99$167
North Georgia Elec Member Corpelectric cooperative90,93212.93$176
Flint Electric Membership Corpelectric cooperative85,35813.41$170
Coweta-Fayette El Member Corpelectric cooperative83,66013.22$164
Colquitt Electric Membership Corpelectric cooperative66,17713.95$166
Central Georgia El Member Corpelectric cooperative62,54613.06$168
Satilla Rural Elec Member Corporationelectric cooperative54,20714.65$174
Carroll Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative53,70713.94$169
Amicalola Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative51,65713.67$172
City of Mariettamunicipal utility36,28811.92$99
Habersham Electric Membership Corpelectric cooperative35,51913.99$151
Jefferson Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative34,65114.59$163
Diverse Power Incorporatedelectric cooperative32,55717.23$213
Albany Utility Boardmunicipal utility31,70613.45$123
Blue Ridge Mountain EMCelectric cooperative30,86314.81$141
Hart Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative30,69813.11$151
Okefenoke Rural El Member Corpelectric cooperative28,46314.28$168
Canoochee Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative24,73314.18$165
Excelsior Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative23,76213.91$167
Coastal Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative21,39714.38$181
Mitchell Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative21,35017.12$202
Tri-County Elec Member Corpelectric cooperative21,32915.79$186
Southern Rivers Energyelectric cooperative20,77016.35$207
Altamaha Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative19,62316.30$174
Grady Electric Membership Corpelectric cooperative19,41615.03$173
Rayle Electric Membership Corpelectric cooperative16,47414.64$164
Planters Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative16,41714.85$173
City of East Pointmunicipal utility16,20411.99$100
Washington Elec Member Corpelectric cooperative15,17015.36$157
Sumter Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative15,14514.62$191
City of Lawrencevillemunicipal utility14,74715.01$95
City of Thomasvillemunicipal utility14,27513.59$157
Three Notch Elec Member Corpelectric cooperative13,68016.91$155
City of Griffinmunicipal utility13,58414.95$151
Dalton Utilitiesmunicipal utility13,47310.34$103
City of Covingtonmunicipal utility13,30214.82$154
Tri-State Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative13,21814.90$155
City of La Grangemunicipal utility13,08112.83$121
City of Chattanoogamunicipal utility11,30513.35$154
Oconee Electric Member Corpelectric cooperative10,86815.65$181
Newnan Wtr, Sewer & Light Commmunicipal utility9,25913.21$119
Crisp County Power Commpublic power utility9,21017.84$233
City of College Parkmunicipal utility7,79411.89$98
City of Cartersvillemunicipal utility7,50714.58$144
City of Calhounmunicipal utility5,04214.03$121
City of Douglasmunicipal utility4,12910.42$123
City of Bufordmunicipal utility3,00413.43$151
City of Sandersvillemunicipal utility2,21510.51$105
City of Sylvaniamunicipal utility1,90913.39$133
City of Washingtonmunicipal utility1,88415.96$142

Reliability across Georgia in 2025: the average customer was without power for 270 minutes over 1.85 interruptions, or 147 minutes excluding major storms and other major event days. This is EIA's state total for utilities reporting under any standard, covering 4,934,925 customers.

If your bill is hard to pay

The federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps with heating and cooling bills. Find your state office on the LIHEAP page. Your state utility commission handles complaints about utility billing and rates.

Sources

  1. US Energy Information Administration, Annual Electric Power Industry Report, Form EIA-861, 2025 and 2024 detailed data (Sales to Ultimate Customers, Reliability, Service Territory, Average Bill)
  2. US Energy Information Administration, Electric power sales, revenue, and energy efficiency, Form EIA-861M detailed data (sales_revenue.xlsx), monthly 2010 to August 2026
  3. US Energy Information Administration, Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A and Table 5.6.B, average price of electricity by state (used to cross-check every state figure for August 2026)

Checked 29 October 2026. Figures for 2026 are preliminary and EIA may revise them. These are statewide averages, not the rate on your bill.