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Groton Dept of Utilities (Connecticut): residential electricity prices and bills

Groton Dept of Utilities, a municipal utility in Connecticut, served 12,596 full-service residential customers in 2025. They paid an average of 18.05 cents per kilowatt-hour, and the average monthly bill was $134 for 740 kWh a month. Across all full-service residential customers of the Connecticut utilities listed here, the 2025 average was 29.45 cents and $191 a month. In 2024 its price was 18.70 cents (-3.5%) and the average bill $134.

Residential figures, 2025

ServiceCustomersPrice (cents/kWh)Avg monthly billAvg monthly kWh2024 price
Full service (bundled)12,59618.05$13474018.70

Power outages, 2025

Minutes without power per customer71
Interruptions per customer0.36
Minutes excluding major events71

Reported to EIA under the IEEE 1366 standard. Major event days are days with unusually severe outages, usually storms.

Counties served

New London.

Counties where the utility reports having customers. It may serve only part of each county.

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)

Checked 29 October 2026. These are each utility's 2025 averages across its whole service area, as reported to EIA. Your own rate and bill depend on your rate plan and use.