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How much does it cost to run an electric range or cooktop?

$34 a yearto run an electric range or cooktop at the U.S. average home price of 17.30 ¢ per kWh (195 kWh a year, median of 260 ENERGY STAR models)

The same electric range costs $79 a year in Hawaii (40.59 ¢ per kWh) and $23 in North Dakota (11.81 ¢), a gap of $56 or 3.4 times. Model range at 17.30 ¢: $32.52 to $33.73 a year (260 listed).

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Yearly cost to run an electric range or cooktop, by stateNew Mexico: $29.41Texas: $30.17Kentucky: $25.82Ohio: $33.07Georgia: $28.72Arkansas: $25.04Oregon: $29.97Pennsylvania: $37.63Missouri: $26.31North Carolina: $27.34Utah: $25.49Virginia: $29.80Wyoming: $26.09West Virginia: $30.05New York: $51.46Indiana: $31.65Kansas: $28.39Idaho: $23.05Nevada: $25.64Illinois: $34.50Vermont: $44.69New Jersey: $44.13Minnesota: $30.85Maryland: $37.99Iowa: $26.75Hawaii: $79.15New Hampshire: $47.89Rhode Island: $57.45Connecticut: $57.29Montana: $25.31Arizona: $29.87Nebraska: $24.06Washington: $25.56South Dakota: $26.09California: $63.45Alabama: $31.40Wisconsin: $35.41Mississippi: $27.36Colorado: $30.91Oklahoma: $25.58Tennessee: $25.70Louisiana: $24.51Michigan: $39.02Massachusetts: $59.44Florida: $29.72Alaska: $50.88North Dakota: $23.03South Carolina: $29.17Maine: $54.17Delaware: $33.40District of Columbia: $42.78
  • $23.03 to $25.70
  • $25.70 to $29.17
  • $29.17 to $31.65
  • $31.65 to $44.69
  • $44.69 to $79.15

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    All 51 states

    Cost to run an electric range or cooktop by state
    1Hawaii40.59$79.15$76.31$79.15$6.60123
    2California32.54$63.45$61.18$63.45$5.2935
    3Massachusetts30.48$59.44$57.30$59.44$4.9573
    4Rhode Island29.46$57.45$55.38$57.45$4.7974
    5Connecticut29.38$57.29$55.23$57.29$4.7748
    6Maine27.78$54.17$52.23$54.17$4.5128
    7New York26.39$51.46$49.61$51.46$4.2941
    8Alaska26.09$50.88$49.05$50.88$4.2472
    9New Hampshire24.56$47.89$46.17$47.89$3.9924
    10Vermont22.92$44.69$43.09$44.69$3.724
    11New Jersey22.63$44.13$42.54$44.13$3.6841
    12District of Columbia21.94$42.78$41.25$42.78$3.5735
    13Michigan20.01$39.02$37.62$39.02$3.2570
    14Maryland19.48$37.99$36.62$37.99$3.1746
    15Pennsylvania19.30$37.63$36.28$37.63$3.1457
    16Wisconsin18.16$35.41$34.14$35.41$2.95102
    17Illinois17.69$34.50$33.26$34.50$2.8742
    18Delaware17.13$33.40$32.20$33.40$2.7862
    19Ohio16.96$33.07$31.88$33.07$2.7694
    20Indiana16.23$31.65$30.51$31.65$2.64129
    21Alabama16.10$31.40$30.27$31.40$2.6263
    22Colorado15.85$30.91$29.80$30.91$2.5896
    23Minnesota15.82$30.85$29.74$30.85$2.5766
    24Texas15.47$30.17$29.08$30.17$2.5168
    25West Virginia15.41$30.05$28.97$30.05$2.50173
    26Oregon15.37$29.97$28.90$29.97$2.5032
    27Arizona15.32$29.87$28.80$29.87$2.4961
    28Virginia15.28$29.80$28.73$29.80$2.4847
    29Florida15.24$29.72$28.65$29.72$2.4870
    30New Mexico15.08$29.41$28.35$29.41$2.4568
    31South Carolina14.96$29.17$28.12$29.17$2.4349
    32Georgia14.73$28.72$27.69$28.72$2.3963
    33Kansas14.56$28.39$27.37$28.39$2.3764
    34Mississippi14.03$27.36$26.38$27.36$2.2873
    35North Carolina14.02$27.34$26.36$27.34$2.2855
    36Iowa13.72$26.75$25.79$26.75$2.2356
    37Missouri13.49$26.31$25.36$26.31$2.19128
    38South Dakota13.38$26.09$25.15$26.09$2.1730
    39Wyoming13.38$26.09$25.15$26.09$2.17161
    40Kentucky13.24$25.82$24.89$25.82$2.15153
    41Tennessee13.18$25.70$24.78$25.70$2.1458
    42Nevada13.15$25.64$24.72$25.64$2.1457
    43Oklahoma13.12$25.58$24.67$25.58$2.1357
    44Washington13.11$25.56$24.65$25.56$2.1323
    45Utah13.07$25.49$24.57$25.49$2.12125
    46Montana12.98$25.31$24.40$25.31$2.1193
    47Arkansas12.84$25.04$24.14$25.04$2.0988
    48Louisiana12.57$24.51$23.63$24.51$2.0467
    49Nebraska12.34$24.06$23.20$24.06$2.0190
    50Idaho11.82$23.05$22.22$23.05$1.9228
    51North Dakota11.81$23.03$22.20$23.03$1.92114

    195 kWh a year times each state's 2025 home price (260 models, ENERGY STAR data as of 2 Oct 2026).

    CSV

    Pay less

    • Model spread: 10th percentile 188 kWh, 90th 195; the 7 kWh gap is $1.21 a year at 17.30 ¢ and $2.84 at 40.59 ¢ (Hawaii).
    • Location: 3.4 times between Hawaii ($79.15) and North Dakota ($23.03); 100% of utilities in Hawaii list a time-of-use rate (EIA-861).

    Where the kWh comes from

    Annual energy on the ENERGY STAR listing for electric ranges and cooktops. Median 195 kWh, 10th to 90th percentile 188 to 195, range 175 to 195, 260 models. Certified models only. Method: appliance hub.

    Sources

    Sources with periods and retrieval dates
    SourceRetrieved
    ENERGY STAR Certified products2 Oct 2026
    EIA retail sales1 Oct 2026
    EPA eGRID20232 Oct 2026
    DOE formula2 Oct 2026

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    Questions

    Cost to run an electric range or cooktop for a year?

    $33.73 at 17.30 ¢ and 195 kWh; $23.03 in North Dakota to $79.15 in Hawaii.

    Most expensive state for an electric range or cooktop?

    Hawaii: $79.15 at 40.59 ¢.

    Cheapest state for an electric range or cooktop?

    North Dakota: $23.03 at 11.81 ¢.

    kWh used by an electric range or cooktop?

    Median 195; 10th to 90th percentile 188 to 195; 260 models.

    Does the model matter for an electric range or cooktop?

    Yes: 90th against 10th percentile is $1.21 a year at the U.S. price.

    CO2 from an electric range or cooktop?

    68 kg a year at 0.348 kg per kWh (U.S.).

    Why would my electric range bill differ?

    Median 195 kWh is for new certified models; 17.30 ¢ is an average.

    Fixed charges in the electric range cost?

    Not included.

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    $34 a year to run an electric range or cooktop at the U.S. average home price of 17.30 ¢ per kWh (195 kWh a year, median of 260 ENERGY STAR models)