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Alaska vs Hawaii electricity prices: 26.11 ¢ against 40.40 ¢ per kWh

697Solar output per kW: Alaska 1,017, Hawaii 1,714

47 places apart: Alaska #51, Hawaii #4 of 51, the widest of 28 measures. heat pump saving on gas Alaska -94%, Hawaii +26%; heat pump break-even COP Alaska 5.81, Hawaii 2.22. Typical bills differ by $61 a month, higher in Hawaii.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $728 ($147 a month in Alaska, $208 in Hawaii). Since 2015 the home price rose +31.7% in Alaska and +36.5% in Hawaii: 4.8 points more in Hawaii. Against the U.S. home average Alaska sits at +51.5% and Hawaii at +134.5%.

Alaska against Hawaii: widest gaps

Alaska against Hawaii, the widest gaps
MeasureAlaskaHawaiiGapRank (of 51)
Solar output per kW1,0171,714-697#51 / #4
Heat pump saving on gas-94%+26%-119.5 points#45 / #6
Heat pump break-even COP5.812.22+3.59#1 / #40
Gas share of generation50.0%0.0%+50.0 points#13 / #51
Home solar per 1,000 accounts9.3220.5-211#34 / #1
Price change, 2026 to date+4.8%+14.7%-9.9 points#35 / #3
Hydro share of generation23.5%0.8%+22.8 points#6 / #38
Price change 2024 to 2025+5.2%-5.7%+10.9 points#21 / #50
Smart meters, share of homes74%95%-20.9 points#37 / #8
Typical monthly bill, energy only$147$208-$61#26 / #1

28 measures compared for Alaska and Hawaii; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Your bill in Alaska and in Hawaii

    Alaska and Hawaii: price over time

    Home price, Alaska and Hawaii, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
    YearAlaskaHawaiiGap to U.S.
    201016.2628.10+4.72
    201117.6234.68+5.90
    201217.8837.34+6.00
    201318.1236.98+5.99
    201419.1437.04+6.62
    201519.8329.60+7.18
    2016No data27.47No data
    201721.2729.50+8.38
    201821.9432.47+9.07
    201922.9232.06+9.91
    202022.5730.28+9.42
    202122.5533.49+8.89
    202223.1043.03+8.06
    202323.9042.39+7.90
    202424.8242.86+8.34
    202526.1140.40+8.88

    Alaska 16.26 to 26.11 ¢ and Hawaii 28.10 to 40.40 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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    Where Alaska and Hawaii are alike

    • Industry price 2025, ¢/kWh: 19.86 and 31.45
    • Average home use, kWh a month: 564 and 515
    • Renewable share of generation: 25.8% and 21.7%
    • Time-of-use utilities: 100% and 100%
    • Petroleum share of generation: 13.8% and 74.8%

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Alaska or Hawaii higher on solar output per kw?

    Hawaii, by 697; they rank #51 and #4 of 51.

    Is Alaska or Hawaii higher on heat pump saving on gas?

    Hawaii, by 119.5 points; they rank #45 and #6 of 45.

    Is Alaska or Hawaii higher on heat pump break-even COP?

    Alaska, by 3.59; they rank #1 and #40 of 45.

    Is Alaska or Hawaii higher on gas share of generation?

    Alaska, by 50.0 points; they rank #13 and #51 of 51.

    Is Alaska or Hawaii higher on home solar per 1?

    Hawaii, by 211; they rank #34 and #1 of 50.

    What would 874 kWh a month cost in Alaska and in Hawaii?

    Alaska $228, Hawaii $353: $125 apart, energy only.

    Where do Alaska and Hawaii match most closely?

    industry price 2025, ¢/kWh (19.86 and 31.45); average home use, kWh a month (564 and 515); renewable share of generation (25.8% and 21.7%).

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    697 Solar output per kW: Alaska 1,017, Hawaii 1,714