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Arizona vs Utah electricity prices: 15.26 ¢ against 13.02 ¢ per kWh

26.9 pointsNuclear share of generation: Arizona 26.9%, Utah 0.0%

36 places apart: Arizona #12, Utah #48 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. typical monthly bill, energy only Arizona $157, Utah $99; heating degree-days, normal year Arizona 1,919, Utah 6,978. Typical bills differ by $58 a month, higher in Arizona.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $698 ($157 a month in Arizona, $99 in Utah). Since 2015 the home price rose +25.8% in Arizona and +19.7% in Utah: 6.1 points more in Arizona. Against the U.S. home average Arizona sits at -11.4% and Utah at -24.4%.

Where the power in Arizona and Utah comes from

Fuels with the widest gaps, Arizona against Utah.

Generation mix, Arizona and Utah
FuelArizonaUtahGap
Coal7.9%47.2%39.3 points, higher in Utah
Nuclear26.9%0.0%26.9 points, higher in Arizona
Gas45.2%30.2%15.1 points, higher in Arizona
Solar13.3%17.4%4.0 points, higher in Utah

Arizona against Utah: widest gaps

Arizona against Utah, the widest gaps
MeasureArizonaUtahGapRank (of 51)
Nuclear share of generation26.9%0.0%+26.9 points#12 / #48
Typical monthly bill, energy only$157$99+$58#16 / #50
Heating degree-days, normal year1,9196,978-5,059#45 / #11
Cooling degree-days, normal year3,063538+2,525#2 / #35
Bill as share of income2.45%1.30%+1.2 points#20 / #51
Price change 2024 to 2025+2.3%+6.5%-4.2 points#43 / #14
Homes on retail supply0.0%0.0%+0.0 points#19 / #45
CO2 per MWh of generation, lb6871,413-726#29 / #6
Coal share of generation7.9%47.2%-39.3 points#29 / #6
Solar value of 1 kW$267$201+$66#13 / #34

31 measures compared for Arizona and Utah; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Arizona and Utah on the map

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Arizona and Utah: price over time

Home price, Arizona and Utah, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearArizonaUtahGap to U.S.
201010.978.71-0.57
201111.088.96-0.64
201211.299.93-0.59
201311.7110.37-0.42
201411.9010.65-0.62
201512.1310.88-0.52
201612.1511.02-0.40
201712.4410.95-0.45
201812.7710.41-0.10
201912.4310.40-0.58
202012.2710.44-0.88
202112.5410.43-1.12
202213.0210.84-2.02
202314.0211.20-1.98
202414.9112.22-1.57
202515.2613.02-1.97

Arizona 10.97 to 15.26 ¢ and Utah 8.71 to 13.02 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Your bill in Arizona and in Utah

    Where Arizona and Utah are alike

    • Petroleum share of generation: 0.0% and 0.1%
    • Renewable share of generation: 20.3% and 22.2%
    • Wind share of generation: 2.7% and 2.1%
    • Major-event outage minutes: 14 and 10

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Arizona or Utah higher on nuclear share of generation?

    Arizona, by 26.9 points; they rank #12 and #48 of 51.

    Is Arizona or Utah higher on typical monthly bill?

    Arizona, by $58; they rank #16 and #50 of 51.

    Is Arizona or Utah higher on heating degree-days?

    Utah, by 5,059; they rank #45 and #11 of 48.

    Is Arizona or Utah higher on cooling degree-days?

    Arizona, by 2,525; they rank #2 and #35 of 48.

    Is Arizona or Utah higher on bill as share of income?

    Arizona, by 1.2 points; they rank #20 and #51 of 51.

    What would 874 kWh a month cost in Arizona and in Utah?

    Arizona $133, Utah $114: $20 apart, energy only.

    Where do Arizona and Utah match most closely?

    petroleum share of generation (0.0% and 0.1%); renewable share of generation (20.3% and 22.2%); wind share of generation (2.7% and 2.1%).

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    26.9 points Nuclear share of generation: Arizona 26.9%, Utah 0.0%