Electricity rates in Washington, District of Columbia

Washington on the map

Who supplies Washington

District of Columbia lists 1 utility for Washington, DC, a city of 672,079: no plan prices, and retail supplier plans are not in public data; which listed utility delivers to your street depends on the address. District of Columbia page.

Facts about Washington

Residents of Washington, DC, ACS 2023

672,0791 of 1 District of Columbia cities with 30,000+

Median household income in Washington, DC

$106,2871 of 1 of those cities

Households in Washington, DC

321,5562.09 people each

Owner-occupied homes in Washington, DC

41.1%132,288 owners and 189,268 renter households

Housing units in Washington, DC

356,10134,545 vacant or seasonal

Homes heated by electricity in Washington, DC

45.6%146,754 of 321,556 homes

Land area of Washington, DC

61.1 sq mi10,995.0 people per sq mi

Bill as share of income in Washington, DC

1.3%at 639 kWh a month over the $106,287 median household income

Wind and tornado reports within 15 miles of Washington, DC

894NWS point reports 2015 to 2025, 133.0 per 100,000 residents

Median year homes were built in Washington, DC

1957250,295 of 356,101 homes (70.3%) before 1980

Median home value and rent in Washington, DC

$724,600$1,900 gross rent a month, 3.15% of value a year

Bill and heat pump calculator, Washington

Compare Washington with nearby cities

Outage risk around Washington

Washington, DC, NWS reports within 15 miles of the centre, 2015 to 2025: 885 wind and 9 tornado, 133.0 per 100,000 residents of 672,079. Top gust near Washington, DC: 80 knots, 92 mph. Damage near Washington, DC: $70.7M.

Housing and heating in Washington

Washington, DC: 250,295 of 356,101 homes were built before 1980 and 78,134 in 2000 or later. Washington, DC has 39,451 detached houses, 200,483 homes in 5+ unit buildings and 422 mobile homes.

Cost of living with electricity in Washington

Washington, DC: 321,556 households at $1,000 a year per home for electricity (District of Columbia average, DOE LEAD) come to about $321.6 million, an estimate; all home energy is $1,562 a year per household.

Who lives in Washington: income, cars, homes

In Washington, DC, 60,576 of 321,556 households earn under $35,000, 58,687 $35,000-$75,000, 83,939 $75,000-$150,000 and 118,354 $150,000 or more. 94,140 residents of Washington, DC live below the poverty line, and the median age is 34.9. In Washington, DC, 115,456 households own no vehicle and 57,115 own two or more; home EV charging depends on that. Washington, DC homes: 110,100 have 3+ bedrooms, 152,232 none or one, median 3.9 rooms. Of 368,917 workers in Washington, DC, 108,622 work from home, 103,858 drive alone, 82,220 ride transit and 37,030 walk. In Washington, DC, 83,613 of 180,101 renter households pay 30% or more of income in rent; 140,015 households moved in since 2018 and 46,324 before 2000, so electric accounts turn over quickly.

ZIP codes in Washington

Census 2020 ZCTA to place land-area overlap. Look up any ZIP.