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Florida vs Texas electricity prices: 15.21 ¢ against 15.40 ¢ per kWh

21.6 pointsWind share of generation: Florida 0.0%, Texas 21.6%

34 places apart: Florida #46, Texas #12 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. outage minutes a year, SAIDI Florida 67, Texas 153; industry price 2025, ¢/kWh Florida 8.91, Texas 6.35. Typical bills differ by $3 a month, higher in Texas.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $36 ($168 a month in Florida, $171 in Texas). Since 2015 the home price rose +31.3% in Florida and +33.2% in Texas: 1.9 points more in Texas. Against the U.S. home average Florida sits at -11.7% and Texas at -10.6%.

Where the power in Florida and Texas comes from

Fuels with the widest gaps, Florida against Texas.

Generation mix, Florida and Texas
FuelFloridaTexasGap
Gas73.0%48.3%24.7 points, higher in Florida
Wind0.0%21.6%21.6 points, higher in Texas
Coal3.8%11.5%7.7 points, higher in Texas
Nuclear11.4%7.0%4.4 points, higher in Florida

Florida against Texas: widest gaps

Florida against Texas, the widest gaps
MeasureFloridaTexasGapRank (of 51)
Wind share of generation0.0%21.6%-21.6 points#46 / #12
Outage minutes a year, SAIDI67153-86#46 / #16
Industry price 2025, ¢/kWh8.916.35+2.56 ¢#21 / #48
Petroleum share of generation0.5%0.0%+0.4 points#15 / #40
Price change 2024 to 2025+7.6%+3.1%+4.5 points#11 / #35
Renewable share of generation10.6%33.0%-22.4 points#39 / #19
Business price 2025, ¢/kWh11.538.56+2.97 ¢#30 / #49
Homes on retail supply0.0%55.7%-55.7 points#21 / #3
Time-of-use utilities58%36%+22.0 points#17 / #33
Major-event outage minutes1430330+1,100#3 / #17

31 measures compared for Florida and Texas; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Florida and Texas on the map

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Florida and Texas: price over time

Home price, Florida and Texas, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearFloridaTexasGap to U.S.
201011.4411.60-0.10
201111.5111.08-0.21
201211.4210.98-0.46
201311.2711.35-0.86
201411.8911.86-0.63
201511.5811.56-1.07
201610.9810.99-1.57
201711.6111.01-1.28
201811.5411.20-1.33
201911.7011.76-1.31
202011.2711.71-1.88
202111.9012.11-1.76
202213.9013.76-1.14
202315.2114.46-0.79
202414.1414.94-2.34
202515.2115.40-2.02

Florida 11.44 to 15.21 ¢ and Texas 11.60 to 15.40 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Your bill in Florida and in Texas

    Where Florida and Texas are alike

    • Bill as share of income: 2.81% and 2.69%
    • Solar output per kW: 1,546 and 1,498
    • Smart meters, share of homes: 94% and 95%
    • CO2 per MWh of generation, lb: 787 and 768
    • Hydro share of generation: 0.1% and 0.1%

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Florida or Texas higher on wind share of generation?

    Texas, by 21.6 points; they rank #46 and #12 of 51.

    Is Florida or Texas higher on outage minutes a year?

    Texas, by 86; they rank #46 and #16 of 50.

    Is Florida or Texas higher on industry price 2025?

    Florida, by 2.56 ¢; they rank #21 and #48 of 51.

    Is Florida or Texas higher on petroleum share of generation?

    Florida, by 0.4 points; they rank #15 and #40 of 51.

    Is Florida or Texas higher on price change 2024 to 2025?

    Florida, by 4.5 points; they rank #11 and #35 of 51.

    What would 874 kWh a month cost in Florida and in Texas?

    Florida $133, Texas $135: $2 apart, energy only.

    Where do Florida and Texas match most closely?

    bill as share of income (2.81% and 2.69%); solar output per kw (1,546 and 1,498); smart meters, share of homes (94% and 95%).

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    21.6 points Wind share of generation: Florida 0.0%, Texas 21.6%