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Colorado vs Wyoming electricity prices: 15.85 ¢ against 13.38 ¢ per kWh

65Home solar per 1,000 accounts: Colorado 71.3, Wyoming 6.7

32 places apart: Colorado #5, Wyoming #37 of 50, the widest of 30 measures. homes on retail supply Colorado 0.0%, Wyoming 0.0%; smart meters, share of homes Colorado 92%, Wyoming 39%. Typical bills differ by $6 a month, higher in Wyoming.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $76 ($107 a month in Colorado, $114 in Wyoming). Since 2015 the home price rose +30.8% in Colorado and +22.0% in Wyoming: 8.8 points more in Colorado. Against the U.S. home average Colorado sits at -8.4% and Wyoming at -22.7%.

Colorado against Wyoming: widest gaps

Colorado against Wyoming, the widest gaps
MeasureColoradoWyomingGapRank (of 50)
Home solar per 1,000 accounts71.36.7+65#5 / #37
Homes on retail supply0.0%0.0%+0.0 points#20 / #51
Smart meters, share of homes92%39%+53.2 points#19 / #44
Time-of-use utilities75%40%+35.0 points#7 / #30
Business price 2025, ¢/kWh12.479.54+2.93 ¢#23 / #45
Nuclear share of generation0.0%0.0%+0.0 points#30 / #51
Major-event outage minutes1404+136#27 / #46
Median household income$92,470$74,815+$17,655#10 / #28
Home price 2025, ¢/kWh15.8513.38+2.47 ¢#22 / #39
Solar value of 1 kW$243$207+$36#17 / #32

30 measures compared for Colorado and Wyoming; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Your bill in Colorado and in Wyoming

    Colorado and Wyoming: price over time

    Home price, Colorado and Wyoming, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
    YearColoradoWyomingGap to U.S.
    201011.048.77-0.50
    201111.279.11-0.45
    201211.469.85-0.42
    201311.9310.16-0.20
    201412.1810.50-0.34
    201512.1210.97-0.53
    201612.0711.13-0.48
    201712.1711.37-0.72
    201812.1511.29-0.72
    201912.1811.18-0.83
    202012.3611.11-0.79
    202113.0711.17-0.59
    202214.1911.09-0.85
    202314.3011.46-1.70
    202414.9212.47-1.56
    202515.8513.38-1.45

    Colorado 11.04 to 15.85 ¢ and Wyoming 8.77 to 13.38 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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    Where Colorado and Wyoming are alike

    • Typical monthly bill, energy only: $107 and $114
    • Solar output per kW: 1,534 and 1,549
    • Wind share of generation: 30.1% and 27.9%
    • Cooling degree-days, normal year: 251 and 220

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Colorado or Wyoming higher on home solar per 1?

    Colorado, by 65; they rank #5 and #37 of 50.

    Is Colorado or Wyoming higher on homes on retail supply?

    Wyoming, by 0.0 points; they rank #20 and #51 of 51.

    Is Colorado or Wyoming higher on smart meters?

    Colorado, by 53.2 points; they rank #19 and #44 of 51.

    Is Colorado or Wyoming higher on time-of-use utilities?

    Colorado, by 35.0 points; they rank #7 and #30 of 51.

    Is Colorado or Wyoming higher on business price 2025?

    Colorado, by 2.93 ¢; they rank #23 and #45 of 51.

    What would 878 kWh a month cost in Colorado and in Wyoming?

    Colorado $139, Wyoming $117: $22 apart, energy only.

    Where do Colorado and Wyoming match most closely?

    typical monthly bill, energy only ($107 and $114); solar output per kw (1,534 and 1,549); wind share of generation (30.1% and 27.9%).

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    65 Home solar per 1,000 accounts: Colorado 71.3, Wyoming 6.7